Wednesday August 25, 2021: Get daily free sports picks, sports betting tips, and advice from Teddy Covers and The Prez Monday through Friday on WagerTalk Today. On every show, the Dynamic Duo breaks down the biggest games on the board with special guest handicappers, giving out free NFL, college football, MLB, soccer, and UFC picks, and they check in with elite Vegas bookmakers to get legit inside info from real-life sharps.
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On Wednesday’s edition of WagerTalk Today, prop betting specialist Matt Josephs joins Prez and Teddy to discuss some NFL props that he’s got his eye on. Tony Mejia stops by to preview this weekend’s College Football Week 0 games, plus some season win totals he will be playing.
00:00 Introduction
02:50 What Did Bettors Learn
08:05 Tony Mejia Drops 3 Football Futures
23:20 Teddy’s Big Game Breakdown
26:05 AFC South Preview
34:25 Matt Josephs Breaks Down 4 Football Futures
42:05 Daily Prezidential Address
📺 Teddy Covers and Prez discuss the “Big Game Breakdown”, handicapping the biggest game on the card across all sports – NFL, College Football, MLB, and beyond. Teddy breaks down his 6B’s segment: Bad Beats, Bad Bets, and Bad for the Books.
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