The Sports Gambling Podcast breaks down the latest in the NBA Playoffs giving out their picks for the NBA Conference Finals. Sean (@SeanTGreen) and Ryan (@KramerCentric) recap the Sixers heartbreaking loss and the Blazers exciting game seven victory. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast recaps an epic Kentucky Derby and gives out their latest picks for the NBA Playoffs. COUNTRY HOUSE! Sean Green (@seantgreen) reflects on his 65-1 longshot winner pick in the Kentucky Derby over the weekend with fellow host Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) (1:43) as well as Sean’s celebration dinner (9:38) before welcoming on NBA insider and expert Zach Bronner (@NBAZachBronner) (12:30). Sean, Ryan, and Zach discuss the NY Knicks opening at 16-1 odds to win the 2020 NBA Championship (14:08), the chances for the Warriors to bounce back against the Rockets in game 5 (17:30), the likelihood of the Bucks rolling past a Celtics team that may have given up (21:17), and the mile high home court advantage for the Nuggets against the Trail Blazers in game 5 (23:25). Finally, the guys cover Embiid’s questionable health and Kawhi Leonard’s great performances in the 76ers vs Raptors series (28:30), Zach gives out some of the best prop bets for this round of the NBA playoffs (37:29), and the guys give out their best lock and underdog NBA playoff picks (39:51). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) blast off the Kentucky Derby Picks podcast by covering Sean’s “Space Jam” photoshop post (2:08) before welcoming on horse racing expert Monique (@ParlayQueen) (5:08). After Sean relives his $200,000 NFL Draft Kings win just one more time (7:46), the trio cover speedhorse Omaha Beach being scratched from the Kentucky Derby (10:43), Moniques’ strategy for this particular Derby field (14:02), a listener question about which statistics to consider ahead of the race (18:51), the weather conditions of the track (20:47), which horse will take an early lead (24:15), and some other interesting prop bets (28:30). Next, Sean, Ryan, and Monique pick their top four horses (32:35) before the trio breakdown the second round of the NBA playoffs (41:30), including a breakdown of bench points between the 76ers and the Raptors (43:17), the chances for the Rockets to climb out of their 0-2 hole (45:15), the home court advantage of the Trail Blazers in their series against the Nuggets (47:27), and lastly Kyrie Irving’s potential for a big bounce back in game 3 for the Celtics facing the Bucks (50:43). Finally, Monique and the guys give their perspective on betting on the NHL playoff matchups (53:20). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP crew give their final thoughts on the NFL Draft and give out their best bets for the NBA Playoffs. The SGP guys kick off the podcast by getting an update on Daniel Jones being picked number 6 overall by the NY Giants in the NFL draft (1:27), the famous SGP K-metric test to measure the distance between the eyes of a quarterback (3:40), Giant’s sixth round pick Corey Ballentine being shot and injured outside of a party (9:14), and the future of the Eagles’ draft picks (12:51). Next, Sean and Kramer give out live NBA playoff picks (17:40), review their picks for the series between the Celtics and Bucks (19:57), cover Embiid’s stomach problems and the picks for the 76ers series against the Raptors (21:13), and evaluate the chances of the Nuggets to go up 2-0 but still lose the series against the Trail Blazers (28:29). After Sean shares his date-night stargazing story (34:30), the guys give their picks for the future of the Bucks vs Celtics series before signing off (38:25). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP guys latest podcast has them breaking down the latest football action with their NFL Draft Recap. There is obviously a lot of Daniel Jones talk in this episode, as they’re also joined by NBA expert Zach Broner (@NBAZachB) who also is a Giants fan. The guys then switch gears to talk Round Two NBA Playoffs giving out their best bets for the next round of NBA action. Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) kick off the NFL Draft Recap and Round 2 NBA Playoffs podcast by updating Kramer’s “FML year” with the New York Giants’ surprising draft pick of Duke quarterback Daniel Jones (1:28), and the outcomes of the Odell Beckham Jr trade (8:30). Sean and Ryan then cover the Eagles’ selection of Andre Dillard (13:55), the start of the draft for the Denver Broncos (16:42), as well as the defensive potential for the LA Chargers with the acquisitions of Jerry Tillery and Nasir Adderley (19:09). Next, the guys welcome on NBA insider and expert Zach Broner (@NBAZachB) (21:24) to touch on Daniel Jones’ future in the NFL (21:30) before transitioning into some NBA playoff analysis (34:20). Zach, Sean, and Ryan discuss the Warriors vs Clippers series (34:30), how the Warriors can get their urgency from their stars moving into the next rounds (35:40), the Rockets vs Jazz series (38:00), and the weakened home court advantage of Golden State (40:25). Moving forward, the guys give their picks and prop bets for the game seven matchups of the first round, including the Nuggets facing the Spurs (42:12) and the 76ers against the Raptors (45:23). Lastly, Kramer updates us with Steph Curry’s ankle injury (51:41) before the guys give their picks and prop bets for the Bucks vs Celtics (52:25), the Blazers’ potential to win the Western conference (1:00:22), and the best locks and underdogs for the next playoff rounds (1:02:03). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling guys release their annual Mock Draft podcast picking every first round pick for the NFL Draft. Plus some NFL Draft props and much more. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast puts out their annual ‘Way Too Early NFL Win Totals’ giving their rapid fire picks for every NFL team’s win total. Plus they break down the Giants insisting that Eli Manning is still a viable QB. After an attempted recap of the last UEFA Champions league round, and picks for the semifinals, Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) dive into NFL win total talk (6:40). The guys kick things off with discussion of the Super Bowl Champions New England Patriots (11:26), the potential of the Kansas City Chiefs who might be without Tyreek Hill (15:40), the chances of the LA Rams under “wonderboy” coach Sean McVay (19:40), the strength of New Orleans’ offense despite the age of quarterback Drew Brees (23:56), the LA Chargers’ potential with Philip Rivers after a 12-4 season (27:49), and the Chicago Bears’ tough schedule starting off the 2019 season (31:40). Next, Sean and Ryan cover the Indianapolis Colts’ potential to win their conference and make some moves in the draft (33:33), the strengths of the Philadelphia Eagles despite Carson Wentz’s injured back (34:47), the potential for chemistry issues in the locker room of the Cleveland Browns (41:26), The Packer’s upcoming season with a new coach (43:08), Juju Smiths’ pressure to be the star for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ next season (44:20), and the tough task ahead of the Minnesota Vikings (46:23). After breaking down the Cowboys’ chances and their strange ASMR schedule release video (51:34), the guys like the season potential for the Washington Redskins (52:17), the reasonable schedule ahead of the Baltimore Ravens (53:15), JJ Watt’s return to the Texans (55:23), the low over/under for the Seattle Seahawks (55:54), the quarterback competition for the Tennessee Titans (57:50), Jacksonville’s quarterback upgrade with Nick Foles (59:41), and Garoppolo’s return from injury for the San Francisco 49ers (1:01:12). Lastly, the guys talk about Cam Newton’s potential to come up short for the Panthers (1:01:59), Le’veon Bell’s chance to improve the New York Jets (1:03:36), the tough task ahead of the Denver Broncos (1:04:57), the chances of the Detroit Lions (1:06:04), Josh Allen’s role with the Bills (1:07:11), the strong coaching staff of the Buccaneers (1:07:45), and the Redskins’ chances to win some strange games (1:08:15). Finally, the guys discuss the potential shenanigans of Antonio Brown and the Raiders (1:09:11), the Giant’s chances after losing Odell Beckham Jr (1:09:53), the struggling Bengals (1:11:03), the unstable coaching role for the Arizona Cardinals (1:11:56), and the road ahead of the week Miami Dolphins (1:13:10). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the NBA Playoff Picks podcast, Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) team up with Sports Gambling Podcast Website Editor and Digital Media Producer for the Late Late Show with James Corden, Ryan McKee (@TheRyanMcKee). The guys kick things off covering Billi Bhatti’s impressive record on his SGP English Premier League soccer show (3:28), Tiger Woods’ incredible comeback to win the Masters (6:02), a bettor’s $85,000 bet on Tiger Woods to win $1.2 million (9:30), the Cardinal’s potential to land quarterback Kyler Murray with the first draft pick (14:35), and the Giants failing to trade for elite quarterback Russell Wilson (23:25). After previewing their picks from the first games of the NBA playoffs (29:35), including discussion of the Warriors allowing the Clippers to come back from a 31 point deficit (35:38) and the power of zig-zag betting (40:19), Sean, Ryan, and Ryan dive into their next playoff picks (46:00). The guys discuss the offensive power of the Celtics against the Pacers (46:05), the challenge for the Pistons without Blake Griffin against the Bucks (48:55), the potential for James Harden to have a great game for the Rockets facing the Jazz (50:18), JJ Redick being due for a big performance for the 76ers facing the Nets (53:25), the likelihood of a close series between the Spurs and Nuggets (56:47), and lastly the Warriors’ seek for revenge against the LA Clippers (59:20). Finally, the trio give out their locks and underdogs going into the next NBA playoff games (1:03:58). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast puts out their annual NBA Playoffs preview podcast with the help of NBA expert Ryan Conner (@RCComedy). The guys recap their NBA win totals prediction, talk about Magic Johnson’s weird press conference and the state of the Knicks before giving out all their betting picks for round one of the NBA playoffs. It’s NBA playoff time, and Sean Green (@seantgreen), Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) and guest Ryan Conner (@rccomedy) are ready to break down the scheduled matchups. The guys kick off the podcast by reviewing their season win totals (3:25), NBA player nicknames (5:07), Lakers President Magic Johnson’s abrupt resignation (10:23), the future of the NY Knicks with their chance to land Kevin Durant (12:20), and Sean’s chances in sporting events against players on the US women’s soccer team (20:45). Kicking off the NBA playoff preview, the guys start off with the East series matchups of the favorited Milwaukee Bucks against the Detroit Pistons (23:38), the chance of the Boston Celtics starting off strong against the Indiana Pacers (28:32), the chances of the New York Nets to upset the talented Philadelphia 76ers (35:21), and lastly the strengths of the Toronto Raptors ahead of their matchup with the Orlando Magic, who struggle on the road (41:07). Moving over to the West conference series matchups, the guys preview the number 1 seed powerhouse Golden State Warriors facing the LA Clippers (47:30), the home court elevation and the scrapiness of the Utah Jazz team against James Harden and the Houston Rockets (53:59), the potential for a seven game series with the Oklahoma City Thunder playing the Portland Trail Blazers (1:01:16), and lastly the value of the Denver Nuggets against Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs (1:08:50). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In a special bonus edition of the Sports Gambling Podcast, Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) welcome on producer of the four part sports gambling documentary Action, (available on Showtime On-Demand) Bradley Jackson (@BradleyJackson) (1:22). Bradley shares how they sought out sports gamblers to feature in the documentary (2:50), meeting the popular Kelly Stewart, Brandon Lang, and Vegas Dave (5:04), and researching the often false claims of a sports gambler (7:02). Next, the guys discuss the business of selling picks (10:18), Sean’s Fantasy Football love story (12:28), and sports gambling “degenerates” (18:50). After a word from mybookie.ag, Bradley shares a bit more about his background and interest in sports (24:18), the storyline structure and characters that can be found within the sports gambling world (29:51), subplots within the documentary (34:12), and the challenge of filming inside casinos (35:41). Lastly, Bradley, Sean, and Ryan chat about Bradley’s interview with an illegal bookie (38:01), Vegas’ business future if California legalizes sports gambling (41:15), the atmosphere and social aspect of sports betting (43:00), and lastly the future for the thing we all love most: betting on sports (48:25). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP crew releases their annual Masters Preview Podcast with the help of special in house golf expert Steve Schirmer. They also briefly breakdown the unfortunate NCAA Championship for the University Of Virginia. Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) kick off this episode of the Sports Gambling Podcast by reflecting on Kramer’s tough start to 2019 (1:02) and Virginia’s National Championship win over Texas Tech Monday night (1:09). After Sean lists his reasons for ending his 24 hour fitness membership (4:04), Kramer updates us on his lost bet to wear a Jordy Nelson jersey (9:10), the guys cover the PlayBalto bracket and Game of Thrones challenges (10:16), and then the guys transition into a preview of the Masters (13:00). Moving forward, Sean and Ryan welcome on golf picks expert Steve Schirmer (@SteveSchirmer) (14:55) to discuss the potential weather conditions of the Augusta course (16:58), the chances of Rory McIlroy and other big players in the tournament (21:02), the odds of someone getting a hole in one in a par three (22:02), and several other prop bets ahead of the Masters (23:00). Next, Sean, Ryan, and Steve finish covering the top ten favorites (25:03), including expectations for Tiger Woods this year (28:38) and Jordan Spieth’s role as a dark horse in the tournament (31:59). Following that, Steve gives listeners some insight into some potential longshots (37:38) before the guys dive into their DraftKings lineups (39:33). In their lineups, the guys discuss their 6 picks as well as Matt Kuchar’s chances (51:45), dip-lovers who will make an impact on the course (53:31), Gary Woodland’s form entering Augusta (56:05), and much more. Before wrapping up, Steve points out some of the random props that jump out for him ahead of the Masters (1:02:02), as well as his lock and longshot (1:07:03). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP crew recaps the Final Four games and gives out their picks in the NCAA Championship Preview. Plus the guys break down the recent coaching updates at Virginia Tech, Ryan’s incredibly bad sports run and updates on their March Madness bracket challenge. Just like that, March Madness is wrapping up, and as always, Sean Green (@seantgreen), Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dant (@TheColbyD) are here to review their picks from the final four and preview the Championship game. The guys kick off the podcast covering the story of men’s college basketball coach Ryan Odom deciding to stay at UMBC despite rumors of him becoming the next Virginia Tech coach (2:02) as well as Ryan’s woes as a New York sports fan (4:42). After a word from mybookie.ag, the trio dive into a recap of the Final Four, starting off with Texas Tech’s victory over Michigan State (7:13). The guys discuss Michigan’s state offensive struggle (8:59) and Texas Tech’s run under confident coach Chris Beard (13:22) and talented guard Matt Mooney (13:48). Next, Sean, Ryan, and Colby discuss UVA’s close win over Auburn in the other Final Four matchup (17:14). The guys discuss the controversial foul call on UVA guard Kyle Guy’s last second three point attempt, as well as the missed double dribble call late in the second half (18:28). Diving into the Championship preview (27:17), the guys discuss the importance of UVA’s three point shooting (29:43) and the clutchness and perimeter defense of Texas Tech (30:40). After checking into the global leaderboard for the PlayBalto bracket challenge (35:20), the trio give out their picks for the 2019 Championship matchup of UVA and Texas Tech (40:02). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast crew breaks down the remaining teams in the NCAA tournament with their Final Four preview. Plus analysis on the AAF collapsing, Buzz Williams to Texas A&M and Sean getting to meet the Real Rudy. In the March Madness Final Four preview podcast. Sean Green (@seantgreen), Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dant (@TheColbyD) kick things off covering Sean’s trip to watch Rudy and meet the real Rudy Ruettiger in person (7:13), the low life expectancy and lack of benefits for WWE wrestlers (11:43), as well as the exciting Elite Eight finish between Purdue and Virginia (4:34). Before diving into Final Four talk, the guys discuss the big story of the AAF suspending operations despite TV ratings and Tom Dundon’s investment of $250 million (15:04), Texas A&M naming Buzz Williams as their new coach (24:10), and Colby’s dream of owning an ATV (32:41). Next, the trio give a quick recap of the Elite Eight (35:23) before diving into their picks for the final four (42:31). Covering the Auburn vs Virginia matchup, the guys discuss the impressive resume of the underdog Auburn in the tournament against the defensive efficiency and powerhouse athleticism of Virginia (42:59). In the other Final Four matchup of Michigan State vs Texas Tech, Sean, Ryan, and Colby chat about the athleticism but lack of Final Four experience of Texas Tech against a talented and favored Michigan State team (51:30). Lastly, the guys give out their locks and underdogs for the Final Four before signing off (57:08). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP guys recap the Sweet Sixteen games and give out all their betting picks in their Elite Eight Preview. Ryan is bumming hard about the tough Virginia Tech loss, while Colby is praising the Duke coaching, plus some fun talk about DMX. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What did the guys get up to in their March Madness kickoff trip to Vegas? Sean Green (@seantgreen), Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dant (@TheColbyD) relive some of their best moments in Sin City (2:10) and tell some great listener stories, including one listeners’ run-in with the law after getting pulled over for having truck nuts (5:57), and the guys’ entertaining taxi driver (7:06). Next, the guys give a recap of their brackets (13:15), cover the close game and exciting finish between Duke and UCF (15:00), and talk about Ryan’ success in Vegas despite first half unders (18:32) before welcoming on writer and data analyst Eric Olson (@IPlayedD1) (20:39). Eric and the guys discuss Eric’s prediction model spreadsheet (21:16), his wagers on the strongest plays (27:17), the surprising success of the Oregon Ducks in the tournament (28:10), some lines for the Sweet Sixteen that align with Eric’s model (28:30), Eric’s Sweet Sixteen lock (31:17), and much more. Moving into the upcoming Sweet Sixteen matchups, the guys give out their picks (34:00). The guys look forward to the Florida State vs. Gonzaga matchup (35:01), Purdue’s chances after Tennessee’s close call against Iowa (38:20), the size and talent of Texas Tech against a great Michigan team (40:50), the underdog story of Oregon facing off against Virginia (43:21), and the coaching edge for Michigan State against LSU (48:06). Sean, Kramer, and Colby also discuss UNC’s offensive rebounding and championship potential going into their matchup with Auburn (50:37), Virginia Tech’s potential facing a Duke team that almost lost to UCF (54:23), and lastly Houston’s chances against an inexperienced Kentucky (59:18). Finally, the guys give out their locks, dogs, and parlays going into the Sweet Sixteen (1:04:49). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The SGP crew is joined by the legendary comedian for this bonus Bill Burr podcast. The crew talks March Madness, Zion Williamson, the Northeastern Huskies and some NFL free agency. Make sure to check out F is For Family out now on Netflix. The March Madness content train keeps on rolling with this special bonus episode of Sports Gambling Podcast, featuring hosts Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric). Sean updates us on all March Madness content you can find on the SGP website (2:36) before welcoming on comedian Bill Burr for an exclusive interview (4:25). Sean, Ryan, and Bill chat about Zion Williamson (5:10), the discussion of whether college athletes should be paid (5:30), the coaching differences in the NCAA versus the NBA (7:31), rooting for players instead of teams (9:03), and the hilarity of the National Spelling Bee (11:40). Next, Bill Burr and the guys talk about the Kansas Jayhawks facing the Northeastern Huskies (12:53), the announcing of Charles Barkley and Tony Romo (15:04), Cowboys owner Jerry Jones (16:13), choking at the Masters (17:08), the Augusta National Golf Club (19:07), John Daly’s ability to drive the ball, and his interesting personality (19:38). Bill then shares his thoughts on NFL free agency, including discussion of the struggle of the Bills (21:41) and the situation of the Browns with Odell Beckham Jr (22:45). Lastly, Bill updates us with some of his work to check out, including Bill’s Monday Morning Podcast and the F Is for Family Netflix series (24:36). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Kicking off part 2 of the March Madness Preview Podcast, Sean Green (@seantgreen), Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dant (@TheColbyD) review some of their great March Madness Las Vegas stories of the past (3:33), before diving into some March Madness prop bets (8:36). After informing listeners of the the NCAA tournament bracket contests with Playbalto (12:31), and answering a listener question (13:58), the guys transition into previewing the South Region (14:41), where they discuss the strengths of UVA in the first half and their potential redemption against Gardner-Webb (14:50), Oklahoma’s tough matchup against Ole Miss (17:29), the hot streak and easy travel for Oregon against Wisconsin’s questionable free throw shooting (19:27), UC Irvine’s potential to upset Kansas State (22:00), Villanova’s experience and potential to make some noise in the tournament against Saint Mary’s (24:24), Old Dominion’s chances to beat Purdue with their defense, rebounding, and story behind coach Jeff Jones (26:59), Cincinnati’s momentum going into their matchup with Iowa (30:41), and Tennessee’s advantage over Colgate (31:54). After reviewing their Southern Region brackets going into the later rounds (34:36), Sean, Ryan, and Colby transition to the Midwest Region. In the Midwest Region (40:49), the guys see the potential of UNC scoring high against Iona (40:55), Washington’s draft caliber guard and tough matchup against Utah State (42:51), New Mexico State’s travel advantage and comfort with elevation against Auburn (44:56), Kansas’ pressure facing Northeastern’s momentum (47:07), Iowa State’s offensive strength ahead of Ohio State (49:03), Georgia State’s reliance on 3 point shooting against Houston (50:26), Myles Powell’s ability with Seton Hall against Wofford (53:33), and Kentucky’s draw with Abilene Christian (56:07). After giving their picks into the later rounds of the Midwestern Region (60:02), the trio give out their locks and underdogs for both the South and Midwestern Regions (62:49). Finally, Sean, Ryan, and Colby reveal their Final Four and Championship picks (65:03). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast gives out all their picks in the 2019 March Madness Preview. Sean and Ryan are joined by Colby in studio where the guys break down the East and West region against the spread and fill out their bracket. In this episode, Sean Green (@seantgreen) Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dant (@TheColbyD) catch up listeners on where you can find all sorts of Sports Gambling Podcast content, as well as their Las Vegas trip plans before diving into the March Madness Preview. Diving into the First Four, the guys like the 3 point shooting of Fairleigh Dickinson against Prairie View, Temple’s strong defense facing Belmont’s powerful offense, the weak clash of NC Central against ND State, and lastly the strong guard play and size of Arizona State against St John’s. Moving onto the East Region picks, the guys like Duke to go far in the tournament, UCF’s 3 ball and size against VCU’s injury woes, Liberty’s potential to upset Mississippi State, Virginia Tech’s confidence and ability to go far ahead of St Louis’ free throw struggles, Maryland’s tough task facing Belmont or Temple, the question of LSU’s ability without their coach against Yale and their hype, the great matchup between Louisville and Minnesota, and Michigan State’s talent and injury problems ahead of Bradley. The trio then go over their picks for each round of the East Region. Next, the guys take a look at the West Region picks, where the guys like Gonzaga’s chances to go far, Syracuse’s close matchup against Baylor, Marquette’s chances against Murray States’ Ja Morant hype, Florida State’s size over Vermont, Buffalo’s talent and coaching ability against the winner of Arizona State and St John’s, Texas Tech’s athleticism against Northern Kentucky’s inexperience, Florida’s hot streak ahead of the pressure on Nevada, and Montana’s experience and potential revenge against Michigan. After sharing their picks for each round of the West Region, the trio pick their locks for their First Four, and their locks and underdogs for the East and West Regions. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast releases their annual March Madness betting strategies podcast breaking down all the ways to successfully pick the NCAA Tournament. The guys are joined in studio by the Dantabase, as well as special appearances from The Spread Investor and Christian Pina. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sports Gambling Podcast puts out their latest episode breaking down the Odell Beckham trade, Le’Veon Bell signing with the Jets and all their conference tournament picks. In this episode, Sean Green (@seantgreen) Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) welcome on Colby Dan (@TheColbyD), where they kick things off discussing the trade of wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr to the Cleveland Browns (2:01), and the overall rebuilding strategy of the NY Giants (10:05). Next, the guys address some listener questions (16:31) about Giants GM Dave Gettleman and the over/under for the number of games Eli Manning will start for 2019 (22:40) before transitioning into the story of running back Le’Veon Bell signing a four year contract with the NY Jets. After covering the last NFL news story of Cowboys’ Dak Prescott’s dog biting a woman’s finger, the trio transition into NCAA college basketball conference tournament coverage. Starting with the Atlantic 10 (32:58), the guys discuss the strengths of VCU and Dayton. Next, the guys cover the “up for grabs” Big East tournament (39:50) where the guys favor Seton Hall, as well as the Big Ten conference tournament where the guys like Michigan’s potential and Penn State’s chances as a longshot. Moving on to the Big 12 (43:14), the guys discuss Texas Tech, Iowa State, and Baylor’s chances as a longshot. After taking a break to announce the free NCAA bracket challenge with Balto you can find at sportsgamblingpodcast.com/madness, the podcast covers the Conference USA (48:35) tournament where Sean, Ryan, and Colby pick Western Kentucky as well as talk about their likes for Florida International and North Texas as underdogs. Next, in Mountain West Conference coverage (51:20), the guys discuss their favorites, San Diego State and Nevada, while also seeing Fresno State as a potential longshot. In the PAC 12 (54:21), the trio talk the strengths of Arizona State, Washington, Utah, Oregon, and the longshots of Colorado State and Cal Berkeley. Moving forward to the SEC (57:50), the guys cover the story of LSU coach Will Wade’s recruitment violation accusations before covering LSU, Kentucky, and Arkansas. In the Southland Conference tournament (1:03:29), the guys talk Abilene Christian and Sam Houston State. In the Western Athletic Conference (1:04:44), the trio favor NM State, and in the American Athletic Conference (1:06:01), the guys talk about Wichita State’s chance as underdogs and Central Florida’s chances to win. In the Big West Conference (1:08:41), the guys discuss the potential of UC Irvine and UC Northridge. And finally, in the Ivy League tournament (1:11:58), Sean, Ryan, and Colby cover the potentials of Harvard and Yale punching their tickets to the big tourney. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The guys give out their ACC Conference Tournament Preview and hit on the latest NFL updates including Antonio Brown on the Raiders. In this episode, Sean Green (@seantgreen) Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric), and Colby Dan (@TheColbyD) kick off the podcast covering the story of Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown being traded to the Oakland Raiders, the Giants sending outside linebacker Olivier Vernon to the Cleveland Browns, and the Patriots landing Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett while simultaneously eyeing former Patriot free agent Danny Amendola. Diving into some conference tournament talk, the guys start with coverage of the Big Sky Conference Tournament before transitioning to the Mid-American Conference where they chat about the potential of Buffalo, Toledo, and much more. Next, the trio talks about the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the well-rounded ability of Norfolk State, the strengths of Georgia State and Georgia Southern in the Sun Belt Conference, and the threat of Texas Southern and Prairie View in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Lastly and most importantly, Sean, Ryan, and Colby reflect on the titan clashes of Virginia Tech, Duke, and UNC plus the longshots of Florida State and Syracuse in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode, Sean Green (@seantgreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) welcome on Colby Dant (@TheColbyD). After touching on Alex Jones’ interesting visit to the Joe Rogan Podcast, the guys transition into some discussion on NFL free agency, especially the eye-opening free agency story of Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown and the trade of Case Keenum to the Redskins. Next, the trio discuss the leadership and potential draft position of Kyler Murray, ESPN’s decision to rid of broadcaster Booger McFarland’s BoogerMobile, the Laker’s decision to reduce minutes for Lebron James, and the classic Lebron vs. MJ debate. Gearing up for March Madness, Sean covers the bracket competition you can enter for free. and Ryan catches us up with some college basketball conference results before the guys give out their best picks for upcoming conference tournament games. Lastly, Sean, Ryan, and Colby transition into some AAF talk to give out some great picks and chat about the strength of the Orlando Apollos heading to the Birmingham Iron, the good matchup of the Salt Lake Stallions visiting the San Diego Fleet, the home field advantage of the Atlanta Legends hosting the Memphis Express, and lastly the challenge ahead of the San Antonio Commanders visiting the Arizona Hotshots. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The guys break down the Giants letting Landon Collins walk, LeBron's Lakers collapse and the early picks for the conference tournaments. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ryan and Sean are in studio with Colby giving out their AAF Picks for week four plus all the big news including Jason Witten leaving MNF to return to the Dallas Cowboys, Kyler Murray's combine and James Dolan's band. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The guys start the podcast off by talking about VT’s big win over Duke. The guys weigh in on Zion Williamson as well. The rest of the podcast is spent making fun of Robert Kraft for getting arrested and breaking down the related prop bets. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy