[mrpapageorgio]

Forbes posted an article talking about NFL season wins from the final panel at IFBC. Don't know if the writer was a guest or simply streamed the event (they embedded the Youtube stream of the Sunday panels in the article).

https://www.forbes.com/sites/timwood.../#f31a6f57fd42

As sports betting legalization continues to sweep across the country, pro bettors are becoming somewhat of celebrities early in the casual fan adoption as the noobs look for entertaining analysis for how to get into the sports betting game.


That’s what made the International Sports Betting Conference so interesting. Hosted by SportsbookReview.com Aug 25-26 in Las Vegas, the second annual event brought together the pros in a group setting to celebrate their “sport” and to offer a slew of analysis about the upcoming football season in one space.


The capper of the weekend was the NFL sports betting preview panel, filled with names that if you don’t know already, you probably will soon if you’re beginning to pay attention to sports betting. Donny Rightside hosted the event, with Drew from @Whale_Capper, Kelly Stewart from @KellyInVegas and the Stephen A. Smith of sports betting talk, Gabriel Morency.


We surveyed this group of NFL odds superstars — along with the pros on hand to watch the panel — to come up with five win totals bets that will surely pay off if you get in now. Contrary to a lot of social media opinion, there is plenty of value in this year’s win totals. Here is a consensus take from IFBC on which teams are the ones to beat.


(Quick aside: You have to feel bad for these network TV preseason broadcasts. The crews from the locally-owned team broadcasts are paid to know the full roster and make the third stringers sound interesting.

Even in Week 3, which is supposed to be the dress rehearsal for the A team, I felt bad listening to Greg Gumbel, Bruce Arians and Trent Green calling the Lions and Buccaneers game that seemingly would never end. Same goes for any of the national broadcasts. Buck and Aikman trying to make a 5-0 Eagles-Browns game sound interesting was fun. But I guess the joke is on us, as that game pulled an insane 4.2 national rating with 6.2 million viewers, winning the night on the networks.)


Now on to the action, using consensus numbers money lines from the top 5 sportsbooks on SBR’s NFL money line tracker.

(Article then goes on to mention the win total picks)

[SBR Drew]

Appreciate the post mrpapa! We are growing at a fast rate and are excited about the future!!

[mrpapageorgio]

Appreciate the post mrpapa! We are growing at a fast rate and are excited about the future!!

My favorite line of the article is them referring to Gabe Morency as "[T]he Stephen A. Smith of sports betting talk." Him talking about it on his Late Night Anger Management Show is how I found out about it.

[SBR Drew]

My favorite line of the article is them referring to Gabe Morency as "[T]he Stephen A. Smith of sports betting talk." Him talking about it on his Late Night Anger Management Show is how I found out about it.

Classic.. our bullpen of social media personalities is unparalleled! SBR Nation rolls on!

[jjgold]

I also think SBR Will be adapting to the USA climate regarding the sports betting legalization


More products for everyone

[KVB]

We are winning.

We will not get tired of winning.

[jjgold]

Lotta guys talking about the big man on campus

[jts1207]

JJ...why no interview and pictures for Forbes?

[KVB]

Lotta guys talking about the big man on campus

Yeah, he made out well at the event.

Good for him.

[cankid]

cool stuff keep er rolling!!

[SBR Tony]

My favorite line of the article is them referring to Gabe Morency as "[T]he Stephen A. Smith of sports betting talk." Him talking about it on his Late Night Anger Management Show is how I found out about it.

more like the Howard stern of sports betting

[mrpapageorgio]

Gabe can't be compared, he's simply Sports Rage.