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Business of Betting Podcast

Business of Betting Podcast
Sports Betting
Prediction Markets
Draftkings
Fanduel
New Jersey
Igaming
Optimove
Kalshi
CFTC
Igaming Industry
Horse Racing
NFL
Consumer Protection
Betting Exchanges
Responsible Gambling
NCAA
Sports Gambling
Betfair
Smarkets
Donald Trump

A podcast covering the sports betting industry from the perspective of bettors, operators, and industry insiders. Hosted by Jeff Edelstein, Senior Analyst at InGame.com.

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On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein sits down with Scott Savin, COO of World Jai Alai League, to discuss the revival of one of the fastest and most dangerous sports in the world through modern betting and media.

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On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein sits down with Jonathan Gruber, Founder of Loserball, to discuss a unique twist on fantasy sports where success comes from predicting failure.

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00:00 – Introductio... more

On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein is joined by Adam Rosenberg and CJ Buskey of Handigraphs for a deep dive into building a smarter, AI-driven sports betting analytics platform.

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• How Handigraphs w... more

On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein is joined by Jordan Bender, Senior Equity Research Analyst at Citizens, for a deep dive into the rapidly evolving sports betting and prediction markets landscape.

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Recent Guests

Adam Rosenberg
Co-founder and CEO of Handigraphs
Handigraphs
Episode: E286 - Adam Rosenberg & CJ Buskey from Handigraphs
CJ Buskey
Co-founder and CTO of Handigraphs
Handigraphs
Episode: E286 - Adam Rosenberg & CJ Buskey from Handigraphs
Jordan Bender
Senior Equity Research Analyst at Citizens
Citizens
Episode: E285 - Jordan Bender from Citizens
Patrick Mostboeck
Senior Vice President of Fan Engagement, Sportradar
Sportradar
Episode: E284 - Patrick Mostboeck from Sportradar
Chris Christie
Governor of New Jersey, former US Attorney, political figure
Former Governor of New Jersey
Episode: E283 - Chris Christie
Joe Maloney
President and CEO of the Sports Betting Alliance
Sports Betting Alliance
Episode: E282 - Joe Maloney from Sports Betting Alliance
Peter Overzet
Fantasy Life lead, creator of Swolecast/Ship Chasing
Fantasy Life, Underdog, Swolecast, Ship Chasing
Episode: E281 - Peter Overzet from Fantasy Life
Isaac Rose Berman
Author of How Gambling Works; gambling and research policy fellow at the American Institute for Boys and Men
American Institute for Boys and Men; Involvement in gambling research and policy
Episode: E280 - Isaac Rose Berman
Seth Young
CEO of High Roller
High Roller
Episode: E279 - Seth Young from High Roller

Host

Jeff Edelstein
Host of the Business of Betting Podcast; Senior Analyst at InGame.com

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 295 ratings
  • The only betting podcast out there

    Great to have a proper podcast covering the ins and outs of sports betting

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sennator4
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Awful new host

    This pods been a disaster ever since a new host was introduced. Jason, I promise you, no one listens to this show for your political interests. Nor are you doing your company any favors by exposing yourself.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PMhodl
    United States2 years ago
  • Ntobeko

    Come them coming

    Thanks a lot guys I’ve learned so much

    And I still want more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ntobekoperfect25
    South Africa4 years ago
  • Quality insights

    Jake just needs to shorten the length of the questions, sometimes takes ages to get the question out, keep up the brilliant work

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Dan the Milkshake Man
    Australia5 years ago
  • Super interesting for the curious mind

    Episode 86 might be the best podcast made. It starts as a conversation on handicapping but transcends this and goes to another level. One of many excellent pods that end up taking you places you never thought it would.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Time Release
    Australia5 years ago

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Occasional critiques focus on delivery pace or topic depth but remain constructive.
Shows consistently high-quality guests from across the betting world.
Audience notes strong appreciation for practical insights from operators and policymakers.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

E285 - Jordan Bender from Citizens
Q: What role does iCasino play in the long-term profitability of these companies, and could New York be a catalyst?
iCasino represents the big-margin opportunity; New York could catalyze a broader resurgence if a favorable tax and regulatory framework emerges, potentially drawing in more operators and capital, though it remains uncertain.
E285 - Jordan Bender from Citizens
Q: Why do you think sharp bettors are moving into prediction markets, and what does that imply for sportsbooks?
Sharper bettors migrate to prediction markets due to flexible, live trading and better odds opportunities, which pressures traditional sportsbooks to innovate and push more into predictive markets themselves or adjust offerings.
E285 - Jordan Bender from Citizens
Q: You've found yourself in the crosshairs recently. What did your analysis reveal about prediction market users versus traditional sports bettors?
Our newer report shows that bottom-quartile prediction market users lose around 8% per dollar, compared with about 5% in traditional sports betting, suggesting a steeper learning curve and the importance of education in these markets.
E283 - Chris Christie
Q: If Trump was a sports bettor, what kind of sports bettor would he be?
Christie says Trump would be a live, impulsive bettor who would call regulators when he felt cheated.
E282 - Joe Maloney from Sports Betting Alliance
Q: What lessons have been learned from markets like Illinois or New Jersey that could inform other states considering iCasino and sportsbook expansion?
Illinois provides a case study on the impact of regulation vs. unregulated markets, showing the importance of data-driven policy, trained enforcement against illegal operators, and the need for thoughtful tax structures to avoid driving consumers to unregulated platforms; NJ demonstrates long-term revenue records under mature regulation, reinforcing the value of guardrails and continuous licensure processes.

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The show focuses on the sports betting industry from multiple angles, featuring operators, regulators, bettors, and industry insiders. Episodes frequently explore betting markets, regulation, prediction markets, marketing strategies, and the evolving technology and platforms shaping wagering today. A standout trait is its willingness to tackle policy, responsible gambling, and market dynamics with guests who bring practitioner and analytical perspectives. Listeners can expect high-level industry insights, practical betting and business strategies, and thoughtful discussion about the future of gambling ecosystems and compliance. The format often includes candid conversations with founders, operators, researchers, and policymakers, making it ... more

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2. CJ Buskey
3. Jordan Bender
4. Patrick Mostboeck
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7. Peter Overzet
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