Play Me or Fade Me Sports Betting Picks Podcast

This show delivers daily sports betting picks, insights, and tips in under 14 minutes most days. Podcast launched in August 2021, here's a list of some accomplishments: 2021 NFL Football - 57.7% against the spread winners, 62.8%-win rate on player prop bets 2022 MLB Baseball - 57.2%-win rate on team totals 2022 NFL Football - 60.2% against the spread winners  2023 NCAA Basketball Conference Tournaments - 58.1%-win rate on 1H unders  2023 College Football - Kota Capper College Football Central Lock, Underdog, and Unit Champ 2023 NFL Football - 57.3%-win rate on player prop bets 2024 NCAA College Basketball - 54%, up 22.18 units (up 58 units total w/blog plays) 2024 NBA Prop Bets - 57.2%, up 33.93 units Longest Winning Streak - 13 days in February 2024, 61-23, 72.6%, up 30.7103 units (all 1-unit bets) Podcast motto: Manage that bankroll, don't chase money, have fun, and let's cash some tickets together.  Manage that bankroll: Flat betting, percentage model, confidence model, and Kelly criterion model are all good options to be a long-term sports bettor. I flat bet risking 1 unit vs. winning 1 unit.  Don't chase money: Think risk management vs. emotional wagering. I've hit 60% plus percent over 60 days only to bust out on a bad weekend by losing all discipline. I go hot/cold on a dime and need to weather the storms.  Have fun: For me, sports betting is a hobby, so I need to keep it fun. I bet significantly less per game now than I did 20 years ago and I'm still having just as much fun doing it.  Overall: I'm not good enough tail, not bad enough to fade. Some days I win, some days I lose. I've made and still make plenty of mistakes, I'm still learning but I love sports betting. I mispronounce names, cities, and teams.  Caution: For entertainment purposes only. Gambling related content is not intended for anyone under the age of 21. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER. Sports gambling isn't easy, I like gambling stocks long-term for that reason.