Sports Betting Podcasts

Send It In, hosted by PJ Glasser, talks through the day's board with a guest and a stack of props. In PJ Pick 5 - CFB & NFL (December 12, 2025), the prop segment backs Chase over his receiving total. It gets there by listing his last three games against Baltimore: 193, 264 and 110 yards. That's a stat line and a hunch, suited to listeners who want a quick lean. PJ's NFL Week 15 Plays: TNF & Sunday Slate (December 11, 2025) also builds a daily fantasy lineup, which makes the Fantasy Sports page a natural neighbour.

The Daily Juice - BettingPros, with Matt Perrault, is candid about the ledger. Early in Best Bets for Thursday | MLB Play Plus Two College Football Futures (July 23, 2026), he admits "we did not have a good night yesterday" and recites results from the week. Notice the frame as well. In Top 3 Bets for Sunday | NBA, MLB & Masters Picks (April 12, 2026), a running 22-23-1 record belongs to a segment presented by a sportsbook. That is the sponsorship debate in miniature.

Follow the Money, VSiN's show with Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard, ranges wider. In Follow The Money | April 16, 2026 | Hour 3, the soccer segment quotes Tottenham's relegation price at 175 to 1 at the start of January. It then argues for Everton in the Merseyside derby. Vegas ScoreBoard Express Live! is louder, with JB the Ticket and Ronnie B reading spreads and rotation numbers on football weekends.

A second kind of show cares less about tonight's side than about why a price might be wrong. Even Money: NFL Betting Podcast, pairing former player Ross Tucker with Steve Fezzik, is the clearest teacher. Ross & Steve's 2025 NFL Betting Recap (February 24, 2026) explains closing line value. Its argument is that consistently getting a better number than the one left at week's end suggests you are on the right track. The episode also says each one percent added to a win rate raises ROI by two percent: "It's a little counterintuitive." Readers of the Football page will find the logic portable.

The Risk Takers Podcast goes deeper. Why Some Stats Predict Better Than Others & Kalshi "Death Markets" | Ep 145 (March 4, 2026) splits any statistic into two questions: how stable is it, and how predictive? Golf putting serves as the example of something that matters but won't hold still. Near the end, the hosts joke that two hours of this in an office would alarm their wives if no microphone made it look serious. Recent titles such as Running a Prediction Market Giant w/ Head of Susquehanna Predictions Ric Best | Ep 174 (September 30, 2026) lean toward prediction markets.

Bet The Process, with Jeff Ma and Rufus Peabody, labels its sponsor in recent episode titles. In MLB Playoffs with Ben Clemens + CEO of Novig Jacob Fortinsky | Sponsored by Novig (October 1, 2026), the sponsor's chief executive is a guest. Weigh that as you would any access. The Masters with Steve Sands of the Golf Channel | Sponsored by Novig (April 7, 2026) is the warmer listen. It tours Augusta's vocabulary (patrons rather than fans, the first cut rather than the rough) and closely reads Rory McIlroy's wedge from a lie below his feet on the 18th. The Golf page is a sensible next stop.

Behind The Lines - Presented by inplayLIVE plays like a workplace podcast. In Why Did This Bet VOID? With Mark Penelton (March 25, 2026), Penelton is a longtime member of the inplayLIVE community. He describes leaving his job in June 2022 to bet full time, and later finding two of his wagers changed to a push. He calls it "one of the perils of the job." He also talks about taking a one-day reset when his head needs clearing. Know the frame: the show promotes inplayLIVE and, near the end, offers a promo code to join.

For many listeners a wager is seasoning, and some shows treat it that way. In "Warriors Fans... I Told You So" (April 13, 2026), The Agenda credits Joe Jury with running a group pot that started at roughly 930 and came away with "about 1500 bucks." The talk then drifts to a marathon that fell apart after the 35K mark. The Rugby and Cricket pages suit the same crowd.

Alacarta ( Radio Marca Barcelona 89.1 Fm 📻 ) folds betting into nights of Spanish football radio. In 08-05-2026_01_00_01_EL_FUTBOLIN.MP3 (May 7, 2026), a sponsored picks segment with Adrián Benedicto first backs Levante. Then a self-described madridista admits his heart wants Real Madrid while his head takes Barça at 1.80. Elsewhere in the feed, Rayo Vallecano celebrate reaching a European final. Spanish speakers get prices and feeling in one stream, and the Soccer page goes further.

Riger and Wojo Show, from 97.1 The Ticket, shows betting entering ordinary sports talk as something to argue over. Wojo and Riger - Who is to blame for the Jameson Williams situation? (April 25, 2023) weighs a six-game absence and what the hosts said it would cost. One voice puts it bluntly: "Nobody wins. They tell you they win." The Sports Talk page has more in that register.

The VSiN College Football Betting Podcast, hosted by Tim Murray, shows what depth buys. In College Football Playoff Edition: Wednesdays with Wes Reynolds (December 10, 2025), Reynolds, who went to Indiana, describes fans refusing to leave Lucas Oil Stadium after the Big Ten title. Can Indiana Be Stopped? (January 12, 2026) asks whether bettors want to get "in front of the Cignetti train" with Miami an 8 1/2-point underdog. The College Sports page continues from there.

ESBC NFLAnd Sports Betting Podcast Network is a useful counterweight. Its UFC episodes with a handicapper billed as James "The Profit" talk up the hosts' own profit tallies. In Crack The Code UFC Guru James The "Profit" #UFCQatar, one pick leans partly on the venue and on how a fighter's surname ends. Treat such records as claims. The Combat Sports page covers the fights themselves.