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Welcome to Circles Off. This is your source for educational sports betting content powered by The Hammer Betting Network. This channel looks to provide you with the highest quality sports betting content across multiple divisions. On this feed, we house the Circles Off flagship podcast hosted by Rob Pizzola as well as the Circle Back show which covers the latest from Gambling Twitter. Follow this ... more

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Sharp bettor and responsible gaming advocate Isaac Rose-Berman joins Circles Off at BetBash to break down a tennis edge hiding in plain sight. Because of the way tennis scoring works, a player who falls behind by two breaks in a set will often stop c... more

In this episode of Legendary Loopholes, China joins Circles Off to break down one of the most unique player prop edges of the last decade. Starting around 2016, China built a reputation moving college football player prop lines at a major sportsbook,... more

NFL weekend chaos, Week Zero heartbreak, and plenty of drama.

Aaron Donald is back — so what does that mean for the Rams and their futures? Plus, Jacobs lands on the commissioners list, a fantasy league debacle unfolds, and we investigate the very r... more

This week on Circle Back, host Jacob Gramegna is joined by Porter, Isaac Rose-Berman, and Shipper to break down three stories shaking up the prediction markets and sports betting world. The crew dives into a New York Times report that Donald Trump Jr... more

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Recent Guests

Captain Jack
Captain Jack of Unabated, content creator
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Episode: The Supreme Court Case That Could Change Prediction Markets Forever | Presented by ProphetX
Rishi Bets
Prominent, transparent bettor on Twitter since 2011
Episode: 1,100 Followers. 35,000+ Posts. Meet Rishi Bets. | Presented by ProphetX
Steve Fezzik
Professional bettor; featured speaker at BetBash seminar
Episode: Bet Bash 2026: Steve Fezzik's Seminar, Dunk Tank & More | Circle Back | Presented by ProphetX
Calvin Weeks
Former pick seller; discussed during the seminar
Episode: Bet Bash 2026: Steve Fezzik's Seminar, Dunk Tank & More | Circle Back | Presented by ProphetX
Rob Pizzola
CEO of The Hammer Betting Network
The Hammer Betting Network / ProphetX
Episode: The Sports Betting Game Has Changed Forever... Here’s How To Take Advantage | Presented by ProphetX
Andrew Gombas
Professional MMA bettor, runs his own betting group
Independent betting operation; formerly involved in touting and PPH
Episode: Fixed Fights, Stiffed Partners, and a Decade of Sharp MMA Betting | Presented by ProphetX
Thon Misser
Bettor and quantitative modeler
Independent bettor
Episode: The Most Interesting Sports Bettor You’ve Never Heard Of | Presented by ProphetX
Jeff Feinberg
Guest on the panel
Fantasy/ betting content creator
Episode: SGA's Legal Warning • Voiding Complaints • Market Integrity | Circle Back
Matt Buchalter
Plus EV Analytics on Twitter
Plus EV Analytics
Episode: Rob Pizzola & Plus EV Analytics Answer Your Toughest Modeling Questions

Hosts

Rob Pizzola
Host with deep involvement in Circles Off and related Hammer Betting Network properties, often driving conversation on betting education and platform dynamics
Jacob Gramegna
Frequent host/contributor across Circles Off and Circle Back with emphasis on betting markets and content strategy
Joey Knish
Co-host/host with roles across Hit the Books and Circle Back segments; known for broadcasting in betting space

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Amazing Content

    These guys that put on a weekly episode for the betting space are very knowledgeable! I highly recommend

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    5
    Mgbnt
    Canadaa month ago
  • Off = good, Back = bad

    Circles Off is must listen and have tuned in to every episode since inception.

    Circle Back is shock jock clickbait.

    I understand as bettors that have lost their edge the guys need to find another source of income and ATTENTION and CONTROVERSY sell, but the shows should really be decoupled. One is the most insightful and educational content there is while the other isn’t far from Stephen A Smith/Skip Bayless/Clay Travis fake outrage.

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    2
    Rc2812
    Canada2 months ago
  • It’s over

    It’s time to say goodbye to this show. Highly recommend the earlier episodes from a few years back, as it used to be one of my favorite podcasts. I know there’s only so much evergreen content and interviews you can do, so I get the pivot but this is just brutal. It’s gossip about scamming bettors on twitter 90% of the time. And they talk about stuff where it’s obvious what the right answer is. And most of the hosts are arrogant nerds with speech impediments and no charisma, which certainly doesn... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Haotong32
    United States5 months ago
  • Awesome show!

    I came here from the Bettor Life 2.0, got tired listening to Eric about how much time he spends at casinos and away from his kids. After Eric’s affair on his wife, I had to find a new podcast. Keep up the good work, excellent podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dauber716u
    United States7 months ago
  • Tim Donaghy not Donahue

    How can we take these guys seriously about the big stuff if they don’t bother getting the smallest and easiest stuff right? One Google search was too much for them before pressing record, so they confidently say “Tim Donahue” over and over with no concern that they’re revealing themselves as half-informed and lazy.

    Apple Podcasts
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    still atit
    United States8 months ago

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The Supreme Court Case That Could Change Prediction Markets Forever | Presented by ProphetX
Q: Why do you argue that prediction markets should be treated differently from sports books on the regulatory side?
Because the mechanics are fundamentally different: prediction markets involve multiple counterparties and direct trading between participants rather than a single house, which changes risk, liquidity, and consumer protections; the state-by-state approach to sports betting does not neatly apply to these markets, especially when it comes to interstate liquidity and innovative hedging capabilities.
The Supreme Court Case That Could Change Prediction Markets Forever | Presented by ProphetX
Q: So for starters, how would you define wagering in general?
Wagering in general is defined by three elements under US law: chance, consideration, and reward. Prediction markets challenge this by highlighting that hedgeable outcomes and deterministic payouts can reduce the element of 'chance' while still involving a stake and a payout, which complicates traditional gambling definitions.
1,100 Followers. 35,000+ Posts. Meet Rishi Bets. | Presented by ProphetX
Q: How do you structure your bankroll and sizing given the mix of legals and prediction markets?
He describes a pragmatic, pain-threshold-based approach: he bets large when edges are clear but avoids risking more than his mental and financial tolerance allows; he also uses a flexible framework rather than rigid Kelly, adjusting as new opportunities arise and aiming to stay within a level where big losses won't derail decision-making.
The Sharp Bettor From Netflix's New Documentary Tells All | Presented by ProphetX
Q: How did you react to the trailer and the portrayal of Winnable and other participants?
I suspected rage bait and editorial choices wouldn't reflect actual winners; I also thought the trailer could mislead viewers about who actually wins and loses in these markets, which was a core concern I carried into the interview.
The Sharp Bettor From Netflix's New Documentary Tells All | Presented by ProphetX
Q: So Isaac, what did you first hear about this documentary?
A friend involved with the project connected me with the producers, I spoke briefly, and then we planned more filming; I was pulled in because they wanted a sharp perspective who could discuss both trading and policy, but the final cut didn't include much of the policy discussion.

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This show centers on betting strategy, market mechanics, and regulatory dynamics in sports betting and prediction markets, often featuring deep dives into probability modeling, edge finding, and risk management. Recent episodes blend analytical frameworks (distribution theory, CLV, bankroll concepts) with real-world narratives—from BetBash crossovers and influencer culture to high-stakes wagering on major events—while guests and rotating hosts share practical insights for bettors and traders. Notable is the habit of tying sponsored platforms into actionable takes, and the willingness to critique industry ethics, transparency, and platform design, which helps listeners assess edge while staying mindful of responsible gambling.

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1. Captain Jack
2. Rishi Bets
3. Steve Fezzik
4. Calvin Weeks
5. Rob Pizzola
6. Andrew Gombas
7. Thon Misser
8. Jeff Feinberg

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