Matt jumps into Episode 151 after a narrow dip of just over one unit (-1.45), with College Football splitting 9-9 on the week (110-105-4), the NFL sliding to 6-9 (67-68-1), and Soccer staying strong at 8-5-1 (79-53-14 since mid-September). He runs through the latest Watchdog trends in the NHL, where Anaheim, Ottawa, and Vegas are turning first periods into track meets, Florida and Washington are locking down unders, and Detroit and Toronto keep lighting up third periods. F1 gets a quick recap after Norris wins Brazil and the season heads toward Vegas, while college hoops opens with early line movement and a few brutal ATS starts from teams like the Clippers, Wizards, and Grizzlies. Soccer shifts to World Cup qualifying with plays on Kosovo and Greece/Scotland, plus a +180 parlay. On the football board, it’s College Football Week 12 and NFL Week 11, with Matt digging into ATS standouts, lopsided ticket counts, bad beats, and the growing sports-betting scandal involving Ortiz and Clase. He closes with a full look at his CFB futures portfolio — the wins already secured, the losses sealed, and the tickets still sweating into November.

Another winning week for Matt — up over 7 units (+7.86)! College Football continues to grind with a 12-10-1 week (now 101-96-4 on the season, 50%), while the NFL goes 8-8 (61-59-1 overall). NASCAR closes out strong with Larson cashing a 3-1 title ticket, while the Breeders Cup brought a monster payday — up over $1,100 with wins on Balantina (+$43.20) and Forever Young dominating the Classic.

The guys break it all down, including: • Dodgers’ wild 7-game comeback to win the World Series • College Football Week 11 & NFL Week 10 betting breakdowns • NHL Watchdog trends and goal-in-first-10 heaters • F1 returns in Brazil and basketball season tips off • The latest UFC betting scandal and what it means for legalized sports wagering

Matt is up over 20 units on the week (+20.35)! College Football hits double digits at 10-8 last week (89-86-3 overall), while the NFL evens out at 5-5 (53-51-1 on the year). NASCAR delivers again with Byron going back-to-back at 9-1 — and they nailed the entire top 4 finishers for +21.25 units! Soccer stays steady at 54%, and the World Series is heading toward a dramatic Game 7 with Brad Paisley apparently cursed to sing before extra-inning marathons.

He'll also hit on:

• CFB & NFL Week 9/10 trends and best ATS teams

• NHL Watchdog updates from the Frozen Frenzy

• NBA scandal fallout and what’s next in college sports

• Breeders Cup weekend at Del Mar