The Bookies.com Podcast Episode 26: Masters & MLB Betting

By Dan Kilbridge Mar 14th, 2024 7:22 AM EDT

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The Bookies.com Podcast is back and ready for a tradition unlike any other.

Dan Kilbridge and Adam Thompson gather for a special Masters edition of the podcast. They give out their picks to win, sleepers, extreme long shots, DFS bargains, favorite prop bets and much more. They also quickly discuss the first week of MLB betting with some of their favorite strategies and trends to watch this season.

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Here’s a detailed look at this week’s topics:

1:50-15:37: The guys get right into the Masters analysis and give out their picks to win and slip on the green jacket. They also discuss how the conditions at Augusta National are much different this year and how that could impact the tournament. Bet on the Masters with BetMGM.

15:37-39:15: Adam and Dan continue their Masters preview with their top sleeper picks for the week and extreme long shots, including a 300-1 shot in the dark. They also discuss live betting throughout the tournament and what makes Augusta National such a unique place for good and bad.

39:15-50:34: The guys finish up with a quick touch on the first week of MLB betting, early impressions, favorite bets to make and trends to look for this season. Bet on the MLB with DraftKings.

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Dan Kilbridge

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Handicapper Dan Kilbridge writes about college football, MLB and other sports for Bookies.com after spending three years covering Tiger Woods’ comeback and the PGA for Golfweek.