Betting News

The NFL playoffs have arrived, and we’ve got everything you need to know on the betting side from the best spread picks to the top betting odds for all six Super Wild Card Weekend matchups.

Week 18’s jumbo Sunday slate is coming up, and if you’re looking to make a little something on the side, we’ve got you covered with the best player props and the top NFL betting odds.

Here, you can find our betting preview, including the best odds and spread picks, for the massive seven-game Week 18 late afternoon West coast slate as well as a juicy AFC East clash on SNF with major NFL playoff implications.

We’re looking at the Week 18 early 1pm Sunday slate and making our best spread picks for each game.

One of the most highly anticipated boxing matches of the year is going down on August 5th with Jake Paul and UFC legend Nate Diaz doing battle. Check out our betting preview for the fight!

We are into the second half of the 2023 MLB season with the conclusion of the All-Star break, and teams are ready to get right back at it. Charlie Morton will take the mound for the Atlanta Braves as they host Michael Kopech and the Chicago White Sox on Friday.

Get back into the NCAA Men’s Basketball tourney as we head into the Sweet Sixteen on Thursday. With all four games being handicapped at 5.5 points or fewer, the table is surely set for one shining moment or two in the East and West regions Sweet Sixteen matchups.

March Madness returns this weekend for the Sweet Sixteen with the South and Midwest regions going at it on Friday night. Alabama, Houston, and Creighton are all expected to advance without a problem, with Texas-Xavier shaping up as the cream of the crop.

Brandon Figueroa and Mark Magsayo both put their one-loss professional boxing records on the line at Toyota Center in Ontario, California on March 4th as they duke it out for the WBC featherweight belt in the headlining fight for the night.

The Kansas City Chiefs won their second Super Bowl in four years over the Philadelphia Eagles to conclude the NFL’s 2022-2023 campaign. Now looking ahead to next year, who’s the most likely to take the Chiefs’ place on the NFL’s mountaintop?