[W]roundball w/ BJ Bethel [Polymarket, NBA Week 1, MLB World Series, NFL Week 7]

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[W]roundball w/ BJ Bethel [Polymarket, NBA Week 1, MLB World Series, NFL Week 7]

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The NBA just partnered with Polymarket, and the smartest betting edge in basketball is hiding in plain sight: teams the public still underrates. [W]roundball's first sponsored episode brings four voices together to find them, from a +600 Rockets bet to a Luka Doncic MVP case at +450.Host Larry opens the show with the news that [W]roundball now has a sponsor in Polymarket, then leads a wide-ranging sports roundtable. Arturo of PaydirtData.com explains how Vegas actually sets a line (it is not a prediction of the final margin) and why early-season against-the-spread records reveal which teams the public has wrong. Taylor brings the cap sheets, standings and polymarket odds. B.J. Bethel, the Ohio sportswriter, brings the history, from Ted Williams to the 1976 Reds. You will hear:

• Why Detroit, Memphis, Houston, the Clippers and Minnesota are beating the market, and the Memphis bets Numbers likes
• Why Miami's roster looks like a bad fit around Giannis, and which teams could be sellers as the trade deadline nears
• How Oklahoma City's injuries and a steep cap situation could shape their season
• Luka Doncic at +450 for MVP, and the reasoning behind it
• B.J.'s Pistons pick to reach the Finals out of the East, and Tay's Memphis and Timberwolves ideas

Then the show turns to the NFL and MLB. The panel debates whether the Bengals' easy schedule and rebuilt defense make them real, whether Minnesota's undefeated start has been tested, and who wins the AFC and NFC. B.J. also walks through the Milwaukee Brewers' dominant World Series run and what it says about small-market baseball, while Numbers breaks down which stats predict a champion.Along the way, you get a few detours: Ted Williams' eyesight, Curry's future in Golden State, and a Simpsons joke about the Cowboys.Perfect for sports bettors, NBA and NFL fans, and anyone who wants smarter takes before the next slate of games.

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