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Jeff Ma and Rufus Peabody talk sports betting

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This week on Bet the Process, Jeff interviews Jay Croucher of NBC Sports about his journey from law school to sports betting analyst, the differences between Australian and American betting landscapes, and some NBA and NFL futures markets. Rufus also... more

On this week's Bet The Process, Rufus and Jeff talk football - both college and pro, while also discussing the latest news on prediction markets.

This week on Bet the Process, Mike, aka mr_peanutbettor on X, joins to share his career journey and his thoughts on college football, including transfer portals and evaluating coaches over time.

This week on Bet the Process, John Shilling joins to share his journey from online poker to sports betting, as well as discuss market-making strategies and trading approaches. Rufus also gives more college football picks.

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Recent Guests

Mr. Peanut Bettor
Professional sports bettor with a background in actuarial science
Episode: College Football with Peanut Bettor | Sponsored by Novig
John Shilling
A professional sports bettor known as Golden Pants, who transitioned from poker to sports betting.
Episode: John Shilling aka Golden Pants | Sponsored by Novig
Sean Zerillo
Betting analyst known for insights in MLB analytics and betting strategies
Not specified
Episode: Ryder Cup Recap and Sean Zerillo talks MLB Playoffs | Sponsored by Novig
Matt Courchene
Founder of Data Golf
Data Golf
Episode: Ryder Cup and Data Golf with Matt Courchene | Sponsored by Novig
Chris Dierkes
Sports bettor and analyst
Episode: NFL Week 1 and Chris Dierkes | Sponsored by Novig
Adhi Rajaprabhakaran
Prediction market blogger and trader
Episode: Adhi R. on Prediction Markets and CFTC Regulations
Geoff Feinberg
A sports betting expert and guest on the podcast
Episode: Geoff, Jeff, and Rufus Talk Betting and Golf Tournaments
Tom Haberstroh
NBA analyst and host of Basketball Illuminati
Basketball Illuminati
Episode: Tom Haberstroh on the Malik Beasley Investigation
Captain Jack
Gambling expert and commentator
Episode: Big Beautiful Bill's Effects on Gambling with Captain Jack Andrews

Hosts

Jeff Ma
Co-host and analytical voice on sports betting, aiming to educate listeners through data-driven discussions and insights.
Rufus Peabody
Co-host and sports betting expert, known for his analytical approach and insights into sports betting trends and markets.

Reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars from 692 ratings
  • 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 States2 months ago
  • Great podcast

    You guys are the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lumbie 22
    United States6 months 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 Statesa year ago
  • Obvious

    How do we help the poor people 🤦‍♂️and there in a nutshell is everything that’s wrong with Democrats !!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Aussie Fab
    Australiaa year ago
  • You and Rufus are my favorites!

    However, your latest guest, Mathew Davido is a MASSIVE TOOL lol

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lumbie 22
    United Statesa year ago

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Many listeners enjoy the banter between the hosts, providing a personal touch to the analytical discussions.
Some reviews highlight the educational value of the content, praising the hosts for making complex betting strategies accessible.
Negative feedback often points to a lack of engagement from co-hosts at times, affecting the overall listening experience.
The show is frequently recommended for those interested in leveling up their betting strategies through knowledgeable discussions.
Listeners appreciate the blend of humor and insights shared by the hosts during betting discussions.

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John Shilling aka Golden Pants | Sponsored by Novig
Q: Do you think prediction markets are a fundamental threat to sports books?
John said that prediction markets could potentially become the sharper prices as they attract more recreational liquidity, especially with their innovative approach that appeals to younger, tech-savvy audiences.
John Shilling aka Golden Pants | Sponsored by Novig
Q: So how did you get into the world of sports betting?
John shared that he started with online poker during the poker boom, where he developed an interest in betting strategies and finally transitioned into sports betting after building models for golf and following the legalization of sports betting.
Ryder Cup Recap and Sean Zerillo talks MLB Playoffs | Sponsored by Novig
Q: Where do you think that any edges that you come, that you get come from?
Sean believes it stems from individual player analysis, particularly focusing on their process in the game.
Ryder Cup Recap and Sean Zerillo talks MLB Playoffs | Sponsored by Novig
Q: How do you reevaluate your process?
Sean discusses reflecting on the challenges he faced in baseball betting and analyzing data to pivot when needed.
NFL Week 1 and Chris Dierkes | Sponsored by Novig
Q: How did you get into sports betting originally?
I got into sports betting through odds.gm and was making tens of thousands initially, but then my accounts were limited, which prompted my exploration into other betting options.

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