The Favorites Sports Betting Podcast

Everyone wants to complain about their sour year. They hardly mention how these two have done very well beforehand. That’s fine it’s a what have you done lately society. At least recognize these two give us entertaining listening week after week and during the offseason. Bet on games you believe in. Hating on someone else’s success or failure just screams the hater is a failure themself. -airballwelding

Dead wrong on both Chiefs and under for Super Bowl. Cherry on the top of a horrific season of NFL picks, yet Millman somehow still cocky. In conclusion, UNSUBSCRIBED

It’s sad to see these guys celebrate their pre-season chalk Chiefs /Eagles. If Simon is really a professional gambling he should be honest and tell us he lost hundred of thousands of dollars this year and it hurts. But they don’t tell the losing side of the story because he isn’t really betting that. If he lost $600,000 this year with his 40% win rate have the ballls to talk about it. Love you!

I assume no one listens to this for actual betting advice (or if they do they went broke ages ago), but there’s still some entertainment value here, if nothing else for the gaping chasm between their confidence (which I assume is tongue in cheek at this point) and results, like when Chad talks about doing hours of “research” to come up with a record that is roughly what you’d get if you had a monkey throw darts. Also, Simon: You can be wary of something or you can be leery of it - both of those mean suspicious. Weary means tired.