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Bet The Process

Bet The Process
Sports Betting
College Football
Prediction Markets
NFL
Betting Strategies
Novig
Super Bowl
Golf
Bowl Games
Ryder Cup
College Football Playoffs
PGA Tour
NBA
March Madness
NIL
Poker
Market Making
Analytics
Political Forecasting
US Open

Jeff Ma and Rufus Peabody talk sports betting

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Latest Episodes

This week on Bet the Process, JJ Zachariason dives into Fantasy Football, including the current state of the game, strategies for approaching drafts, and exploiting market assumptions.

This week on Bet the Process, good friend Bill Connelly joins to discuss college football predictions and analysis ahead of week one.

This week on Bet the Process, Andrew Courtney shares his approach to trading in prediction markets by focusing on fundamental principles rather than sports knowledge, which was the topic of his recent talk at BetBash.

This week on Bet the Process, Jeff and Rufus recap BetBash, some golf betting, and Rufus' dating life, then welcome Cleat Street Founder & CEO Dan Rubin to talk his company's pivot from sports betting to prediction market.

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Recent Guests

Andrew Courtney
Former SIG trader, expert on trading prediction markets
Episode: Mastering Markets as a Non-Ball Knower with Andrew Courtney | Sponsored by Novig
Dan Rubin
CEO and founder of Cleat Street, now focused on prediction markets
Cleat Street
Episode: Cleat Street Founder Dan Rubin | Sponsored by Novig
Parker McLachlin
Short Game Chef, golf coach and online educator
Short Game Chef
Episode: Parker McLachlin, The Short Game Chef | Sponsored by Novig
Justin Ray
Golf analytics expert
Analytics for US Ryder Cup team
Episode: The Open Championship with Justin Ray | Sponsored by Novig
Brian Bilello
President of the New England Revolution
New England Revolution
Episode: Next Steps for U.S. Soccer with MLS Exec Brian Bilello | Sponsored by Novig
Ron Yurko
Professor of statistics, CMU, teaches sports betting class
Carnegie Mellon University, CMU Sports Analytics Center
Episode: Teaching a College Course on Sports Betting with Ron Yurko | Sponsored by Novig
Michael Kim
Professional golfer, two-time Bet The Process guest
PGA Tour
Episode: PGA Championship Recap with Michael Kim | Sponsored by Novig
Andy Lack
Golf mind, invited guest on Bet The Process
Episode: PGA Championship with Andy Lack | Sponsored by Novig
Cade Massey
OG legend, professor, and decision-making expert
Carnegie Mellon University (teacher of exec ed); discussed as guest on Bet The Process
Episode: A Chat with the OG Cade Massey | Sponsored by Novig

Hosts

Jeffrey Ma
Host focused on sports betting strategy, analytics, and market dynamics; often leads technical questions and approach to edge in bets.
Rufus Peabody
Co-host known for combining betting insight with analytics; a data-driven voice that challenges assumptions and explores market structure.

Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars from 869 ratings
  • Love it

    Great insights into a cool space

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WJTAL
    United States6 months ago
  • Love how Rufus ignores sponsors

    Fun listen, smart perspectives. Rufus is clearly a heavy Kalshi user while novig sponsoring the pod is hilarious

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    nuttie4golf
    United States7 months ago
  • Get better audio

    What I could hear sounded well reasoned and informed, however the poor audio quality makes it borderline unlistenable.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    NSD9308
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast

    You guys are the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lumbie 22
    United Statesa year ago
  • Not great by any measure.

    It’s so bad it’s good - that is the only explanation for anyone listening to this podcast frequently enough to justify doing so… On an entirely different note, Ma is great on the TK pod!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    frizzzog
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the rigorous betting analytics and practical edge strategies.
Critiques often mention pacing or tangents, but overall value for serious bettors remains high.
Many praise the host banter and depth on market dynamics, while some note audio quality variability.
Positive feedback highlights educational value and a cerebral angle on betting.
Guests with industry expertise are seen as highly valuable for learning about prediction markets and betting education.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

College Football is Back with Bill Connelly | Sponsored by Novig
Q: What makes Indiana or James Madison stand out from historically strong programs in terms of coaching and development?
They identify, develop, and deploy talent in a way that often outperforms historic baselines, showing that coaching and development can elevate teams beyond traditional recruiting rankings when infrastructure and culture align.
College Football is Back with Bill Connelly | Sponsored by Novig
Q: Is continuity more valuable than bringing in transfers, and can you quantify that trade-off?
Continuity matters, particularly for lines and systems, but the value of transfers varies by position and overall program context; the best approach is to combine returning production with incoming talent to model future performance, rather than focusing on one factor alone.
Mastering Markets as a Non-Ball Knower with Andrew Courtney | Sponsored by Novig
Q: What is a Non-Ball knower and how does it apply to prediction markets?
A Non-Ball knower is someone who applies trading insights from traditional finance to prediction markets, focusing on edge, market making, and exploiting inefficiencies, rather than relying solely on sports expertise. It's about understanding contracts, risk, and price discovery in a new context.
Parker McLachlin, The Short Game Chef | Sponsored by Novig
Q: Where can listeners find Parker McLachlin's coaching resources?
Listeners can find Parker's resources at shortgamechef.com, which offers a membership site with categorized short-game videos and a platform for feedback on swings.
The Open Championship with Justin Ray | Sponsored by Novig
Q: What are some key insights from applying analytics to Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup selections beyond just picking the best players?
Ray discusses looking at the event in totality, considering ripple effects across sessions, environmental conditions, ball types, and the balance between data-driven picks and human judgment, with examples ofLate-season adjustments and practice round observations shaping decisions.

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This show centers on data-driven sports betting, market dynamics, and the intersection of traditional wagering with prediction markets. Episodes feature deep dives into edge strategies, risk management, and how analytics, betting markets, and platform design shape opportunities across sports like golf, soccer, and football. Guests range from traders and academics to industry founders, offering practical insights on market behavior, decision-making, and education around probabilistic thinking. A recurring strength is blending rigorous analysis with engaging banter and sponsor mentions, which helps listeners translate complex concepts into actionable betting strategies and broader ecosystem context.

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