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Who can we trust on Twitter (or X) about sports gambling? Jack Miller delivers some red and green flags for spotting pretenders and contenders in the sports betting industry.
Sports betting is big business, but it’s hard to find good information and education about how to get better at it. Today, we’ll walk through some resources for new and intermediate bettors who want to improve their craft.
The primary question you have to ask yourself when betting an odds boost is whether the boost even has positive expected value. How can you calculate that yourself? Jack Miller talks through the process of evaluating odds boosts and whether they’re worth betting.
Keenan Allen has been a consistent producer throughout his career. Now he gets an offensive coordinator upgrade in Year 11. His Offensive Player of the Year odds aren’t reflecting that, according to Ryan Reynolds. Read his Opening Day Awards Analysis here.
We’re expecting a sizable leap from the Chargers’ offense this season. Can Joey Bosa and the defense make noise, putting him in position to contend for the Defensive Player of the Year award? Ryan Reynolds delivers six value options to consider for awards betting.
Betting on awards markets prior to the 2023 season? Check out Ryan Reynolds’ NFL Awards: Who Wins and Why article. He highlights various trends that have developed over the past 10 seasons to help you make smarter bets on MVP, Coach of the Year, DPOY, and more.
Sports betting is now legal in 37 states. With that, some common myths about the activity have also spread. Jack Miller examines topics such as price discovery, reverse line movement, parlays, and more to dispel various myths.
Season-long player props are arguably the NFL’s softest betting market. Adam Levitan and the ETR Props Team continues their battle against the books. They went 22-5 on NFL season-long props and 308-222 on NFL in-season props last season.
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