
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein is joined by Professor Karl Whelan, Professor of Economics at University College Dublin and author of Fine Margins: How Economics Explains Sports Betting.
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On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein is joined by Sean Green, co-founder and host of the Sports Gambling Podcast Network (SGPN), to discuss how a passion project that started with two friends picking NFL games grew into ... more
On this episode of the Business of Betting Podcast, Jeff Edelstein is joined by Jay Cohen, author of Odds Man Out and founder of the World Sports Exchange, to discuss his pioneering sports betting exchange, the legal battle that led to his imprisonme... more
On this episode of Business of Betting, Jeff Edelsten is joined by Steven Dresner, Founder of DealFlow Events, to discuss the rise of prediction markets, why the space has become impossible to ignore, and what the future could hold for institutional ... more
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New host is great! Good to have another great show to listen to.
Great to have a proper podcast covering the ins and outs of sports betting
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.
Come them coming
Thanks a lot guys I’ve learned so much
And I still want more
Jake just needs to shorten the length of the questions, sometimes takes ages to get the question out, keep up the brilliant work
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A commercially oriented, globally minded show that centers on sports betting, regulation, technology, and industry strategy. Episodes frequently feature operators, platform builders, journalists, and policy thinkers discussing market structure, regulatory developments, prediction markets, and the evolving relationship between traditional bookmakers and new betting ecosystems. Notable strengths include deep dives into complex regulatory questions, insider perspectives from founders and executives, and a steady stream of high-profile guests offering practical takeaways for bettors, operators, marketers, and investors. The format tends to blend candid storytelling with hard industry analysis, making it valuable for listeners evaluating partner... more
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Recent guests on Business of Betting Podcast include:
1. Karl Whelan
2. Sean Green
3. Jay Cohen
4. Steven Dresner
5. Peter Schoenke
6. Jonathan Cohen
7. Zack Panos
8. Adam Small
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