The Final Four is set in Indianapolis — and the college season is almost over. Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets recap the all-time Duke vs UConn collapse (including the near-technical moment with Hurley), then break down the Final Four with updated odds: Michigan 35%, Arizona 34%, Illinois 17%, UConn 13%.

They split picks on both games:

Illinois vs UConn (Joey leans UConn, Mikey rides with Illinois)

Then they talk strategy: whether to take profit on Arizona, the Big Ten to win the title market, and a simple “seed to win” market where you can back the 1-seed to win it all. They wrap with “one shining moment” — UConn’s miracle buzzer beater and a personal Michigan moment at the United Center.

#MarchMadness #FinalFour #NCAATournament #CollegeBasketball #TrueOdds

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00:00 — Intro: Final Four is set

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March Madness rolls on, and so do we.

Mikey Markets is joined by Joey Rockets and Coach Ryan — fresh off an all-time debut where he called a sharp first-round upset and now sits 99.8th percentile in his bracket. Joey admits basketball isn’t his thing (and he’s basically throwing darts), but Arizona is still alive — and the Sweet 16 slate is stacked across Thursday and Friday.

We break down every game we cover:

Purdue vs Texas

Then we hit two markets:

Which conference wins the title? (Big Ten vs Big 12)

Drop a comment with your picks and your best upset.

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March Madness is officially here! The True Odds crew is joined by college hoops aficionado Ryan to break down the 2026 NCAA Tournament. From double-digit seeds ready to bust brackets to a heated debate over BYU vs. Gonzaga, we’re covering every angle of the road to Indianapolis.

🏆 In this episode:

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0:00 – Intro: Meet Ryan (The Brackets Expert)

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Welcome back to True Odds with Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets — and this episode is loaded.

We start with World Baseball Classic chaos: Team USA manager Mark DeRosa said they’d already clinched… then the U.S. lost 8–5 to Italy and now needs help based on a wild pool-play math scenario (Italy/Mexico runs matter). Meanwhile, the other must-watch game is Dominican Republic vs Venezuela — with huge implications for the bracket and for our picks (Joey’s Samurai Japan is cruising; Mikey’s on the DR).

Then we hit a headline we’ve basically never seen: the Ravens backed out of the Max Crosby trade after the deal was “done,” sending Crosby back to Vegas… and the Ravens immediately pivoted to Trey Hendrickson. We talk buyer’s remorse, what it does to Crosby’s price, and why the Bears odds just got interesting.

We also recap an all-time sleeper stock: Casey’s (the “rural rocket”) continuing its insane long-term run.

Finally, we preview March Madness with a practical champion checklist (KenPom offense/defense + early AP poll trends), give early picks (Arizona) and a value angle (Houston), and close with an all-time comparison: 

Drop a comment with your WBC take and your March Madness winner.

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Welcome back to True Odds with Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets.

We open with a quick recap: NVIDIA beat (and basically “saved the market”), CrowdStrike beat after peers signaled strength, and Mikey celebrates a win on Traitors USA — plus Joey officially got hooked.

Then we check in on Bitcoin after John Morgan’s call: it didn’t tag 60K, bounced hard, and is now ripping higher — with 80K looking closer than a retest of the low 60s.

This week’s main earnings watch is a sneaky one: Casey’s General Stores (CASY) — the Midwest convenience store legend and fifth-largest pizza retailer in the U.S. Joey highlights a perfect recent track record of earnings beats, while Mikey confirms the real alpha: Casey’s breakfast pizza.

Sports are back: the World Baseball Classic is underway. Mikey doubles down on Dominican Republic to win Pool D, Joey rides Japan to win Pool C, and we both agree the USA should handle Pool B unless something goes sideways.

Then we hit NFL transaction chaos: Where will Maxx Crosby play in 2026? The Bears odds jumped from 23% to 48% in a day, and Mikey is fully manifesting an elite pass rusher in Chicago — especially after surprise news that center Drew Dalman retired at 27, opening more cap questions.

We wrap with the random market of the week: Will GTA 6 cost over $100? We debate “standard edition” vs bundles, why $100 would be wild, and then Joey casually nails a GTA: Vice City release date question like it’s nothing.

Drop a comment:

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Welcome back to True Odds with Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets — Episode 12, “The Dirty Dozen.”

We start by recapping last week’s State of the Union timing market… and wow: it ran a record 1 hour 48 minutes. We were on the over, but still didn’t land the perfect range — close, but no cigar.

Then we hit earnings and market vibes: Walmart beat, NVIDIA is the main event (conference call and forward guidance matters most), and Mikey’s Discord IPO call got spicy fast — but Joey drops a key rules lesson: IPO plans can get delayed, so if you’ve already doubled, take the cash and move on.

Next up: Joey’s big earnings look-ahead is CrowdStrike, plus a full breakdown of the SaaSpocalypse — AI agents, “build-a-knockoff” software fears, and how market stupidity can go further than you think. We also dig into a new market: Will Stripe acquire PayPal in 2026? and why buying the whole company might not make sense… but buying parts might.

Sports are back too: we lock in World Baseball Classic futures (Dominican Republic vs Japan) and talk trading strategy if they reach the later rounds. Then we jump to a “trap opportunity” market: Who goes #1 in the 2026 NBA Draft? and why we like buying NO on Darren Peterson.

We wrap with listener theory: Bitcoin $60K or $80K first? with a John Morgan quote, and finish with our random markets: Traitors US finale bet and a fun one — Apple’s March 4 NYC event and “what will they say” markets like M5, Apple Intelligence, Siri, and iPad.

Comment your favorite market from this episode — and what you’re trading next.

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Episode 11 of True Odds starts with a sports reality check: the NBA All-Star “World” pick got torched (thanks to limited minutes from Jokic and Luka), and Mikey Markets + Joey Rockets are officially dialing down NBA and Olympics takes for a bit.

The good news? Earnings bailed us out — AppLovin and Palo Alto both beat. Then the guys preview the next wave: Walmart (a “can’t miss” setup with tech-like valuation), Lowe’s (with Home Depot as the key read-through), and Nvidia (the market’s darling that “has to beat”).

On the culture side: Will LeBron retire before next season? Then a contrarian movie market: Super Mario Brothers Galaxy vs Spider-Man for highest grossing film of 2026. The episode turns serious with MLB labor talk: Will MLB have a new CBA by Dec 1, 2026? (plus deferred money, minimum payrolls, and lockout fears). Finally, the random market of the week: How long will Trump’s State of the Union be?

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Football season is officially over… and True Odds is taking a victory lap.

Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets recap an insanely profitable Super Bowl weekend: Seattle + under, Kenneth Walker MVP, AJ Barner TD (plus the legendary Vegas pool promise that actually got paid out). Then they pivot to earnings results (Google/Reddit hit, Uber/Amazon missed), break down why AppLovin is a community darling heading into earnings, and set up Palo Alto Networks as the next cybersecurity “earnings beat machine.”

On the sports side, they dive into the new NBA All-Star USA vs World format — and explain why the World roster is absurd. Then it’s Olympics quick-hitters (Eileen Gu and Chloe Kim), a contrarian World Baseball Classic angle on the Dominican Republic at a longshot price, and a fun “random market of the week” debate: Will there be a half-court shot in the All-Star game?

Drop a comment with your favorite market to track next.

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00:00 — Intro: football season over, Super Bowl winners recap

It’s Super Bowl week on True Odds — Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets are joined by Ethan Weiss for a full Super Bowl LX preview: Seahawks vs Patriots.

We start by recapping last week’s results (most of the earnings card hit, with one big surprise), then revisit the Elon trillionaire market that jumped hard on fresh SpaceX/Tesla/XAI news. After that, we hit this week’s case files (Uber, Google, Amazon, Reddit), and then it’s all Super Bowl: keys to the game, early leans (Seahawks + under), touchdown scorers, MVP value plays, and some of the funniest novelty props you’ll see anywhere — including broadcast words and which companies will run Super Bowl ads.

Finally, we close with the ultimate degenerate classic: coin toss props (heads/tails + coin toss winner vs game winner).

Drop a comment with your favorite prop and your Super Bowl pick.

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00:00 — Super Bowl week + no-football week recap

Welcome back to True Odds with Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets. We’re coming off another strong run (not a perfect week, but still winners), and we’re officially down to the last game of the season: Super Bowl LX — Seahawks vs Patriots.

We recap what hit and what didn’t (including the Capital One + McCormick earnings misses), then circle back to the wildest storyline we’ve covered so far: silver. The market was 57% to close above $85… and silver is still north of $100. Jonathan Morgan was early, loud, and right.

Then we flip into a rapid-fire earnings segment with a loaded week: Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, Apple, Palantir, and AMD—and we make a key point that keeps coming up in the comments: in prediction markets, the stock being up or down isn’t the bet. The bet is simply: beat or miss.

We close with early Super Bowl thoughts (lean Seahawks + lean under), a big-picture market cap debate (Google vs Nvidia by end of 2026), and a spicy one: Will Elon Musk be a trillionaire before 2027? The SpaceX IPO math is doing some heavy lifting here.

Drop a like, drop a comment, and tell us what earnings bets you’re watching.

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00:00 — Intro + winners soapbox