Welcome back to True Odds — Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets are here with the 01/20/26 episode, and the heater continues: we didn’t go 5-0… we “only” went 4-1 (and technically 5-1 if you count how we both cashed Bears/Rams with the spread).

We recap the slate, including the Bills/Broncos controversy, the brutal Bo Nix injury, the Seahawks rolling again, and the Patriots exposing Houston’s very real C.J. Stroud problem. Then we hit this week’s earnings case files (Capital One + McCormick), lock in our AFC/NFC Championship picks, and pivot into the fun stuff: Super Bowl halftime song markets (Bad Bunny) and a Grammys Best New Artist “hammerlock” that Mikey is way too confident about.

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True Odds rolls into the week off a perfect 5-0 football card, with Mikey and Joey recapping last week’s winners and the chaos that followed — including Mikey’s Bears comeback live bet on Polymarket that turned $50 into $500 when Chicago was down big. Joey then runs “Case File” with his top earnings angle: Netflix to beat expectations next week, fueled by Christmas Day NFL viewership, heavy ad loads, and sticky content releases. The guys then set their Divisional Round card (aligned on Seahawks, Bills, and Patriots, split on Rams vs Bears), cap it with an Indiana lean in the CFP title game, and finish with a spicy “What the Poly” on silver—backed by bullish intel from Stocktwits’ Jonathan Morgan.

Episode 5 of True Odds dives into the biggest betting and prediction-market stories as January 2026 heats up. Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets break down NFL playoff matchups, College Football Playoff semifinal picks, and key contrarian opportunities on Polymarket — including the evolving situation in Venezuela, major IPO bets like SpaceX and Discord, and long-shot geopolitical outcomes. The episode also features a special guest appearance from Ethan Weiss, who joins the show to analyze Wild Card weekend, CFP chaos, and where value may still exist as football enters its most important stretch. The crew wraps things up with a wild “What the Poly” segment centered around Grand Theft Auto 6 and one of the strangest markets on the board.

True Odds is back after the holidays. Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets recap NFL Christmas results, Jokic’s historic Christmas game, and a 2-for-3 NFL slate, then break down the best Week 18 matchups: Ravens vs Steelers, Seahawks vs 49ers (No. 1 seed), and Panthers vs Bucs. Plus CFP picks (Oregon vs Texas Tech, Georgia vs Ole Miss), Coach of the Year value (Vrabel vs Shanahan), and the Polymarket prop of the week: will Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married by June 30, 2026?

Merry Christmas week from True Odds 🎄 Mikey Markets and Joey Rockets are back with a loaded episode: we relive the Seahawks vs Rams emotional rollercoaster, talk Nike’s earnings beat (and why the stock getting smoked doesn’t matter for the bet), and then we dive into a weird Christmas slate. The NFL Christmas Day slate is brutal—we’re calling out where the “easy” sides are… and where the trap might be.

Then we flip to the NBA Christmas Day slate, which actually has juice: Joey likes Nuggets over Timberwolves, and Mikey goes contrarian with Warriors over Mavericks in a brutal scheduling spot.

Then we hit a sneaky Polymarket angle: NFL worst team is about to get decided by Giants vs Raiders—and if the Giants land the worst record, it opens up a whole chain of draft outcomes (Jaxson Dart, #1 pick QB market, and whether the pick gets traded).

And yes… we close with the most random market yet: how many gifts Santa delivers in 2025, plus a quick detour into whether Mariah Carey owns December 25th again.

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Michael Bolling and Joey Solitro are back after a 3–0 opening week. They recap their winning picks, discuss the future of the Chiefs dynasty, and break down the NFL’s concerns surrounding prediction markets. The episode also features a look at Rams vs. Seahawks on Thursday Night Football, value plays for the league’s best final record, a preview of Nike’s earnings, and a quick discussion on Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua. The show wraps with another edition of “What the Poly?” focused on SpaceX’s potential ticker.

Mikey Markets and Joey Rocket kick off the debut episode of True Odds, a prediction markets podcast from StockTwits. They break down how prediction markets differ from traditional sports betting, then dive into live PolyMarket action: from whether Time’s 2025 Person of the Year will even be human, to the new 12-team college football playoff and which long shots might be worth a buy. Joey walks through earnings markets on Broadcom, Costco, and Oracle, explaining how he uses historical beats and business trends to spot traps. The guys then flip to the NFL, questioning why the struggling Chiefs are such big favorites over the Chargers, and zoom out to the media world with a deep dive on the Netflix–Warner Bros.–Paramount tug-of-war and what regulators might do. They wrap with “What the Poly?”—a look at the absolutely insane market on how many times Elon Musk will tweet this week.

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