💰 Welcome to BetText + Weekly Sports Betting Insights
Betting Predators and Stadium Talk have teamed up to create BetText, a new premium text message product that provides actionable sports betting analysis, tips and picks.
This is a free weekly newsletter that provides sports betting analysis, tips, and picks, as well as new product news.
Hey Sports Fans,
Here’s what’s on tap today.
💪 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
✅ Betting Predators has joined forces with Stadium Talk to develop a new premium sports betting product for sports bettors called “BetText.”
✅ BetText is a premium sports betting service that delivers actionable sports betting information (analysis, picks, tips) via text message.
✅ With BetText, you can chat 1:1 with professional sports handicappers and ask them anything to help you become a long-term profitable sports bettor. 🤑
Enjoy the next 5 minutes of actionable news and analysis.
EDGE (Every Day Get Educated),
📈 Actionable Information
Our mission with BetText is to provide high-value sports betting information that is rooted in transparency and trust. We want to be a go-to source for sports bettors who demand high-quality information, expert analysis, and honest reporting.
🙏 Who’s Accountable?
We need to hold others accountable who give out picks in the market. With BetText, we will be holding others accountable just as we hold ourselves accountable. We do this through transparency of our own picks and results to the general public.
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BetText will provide direct, 1:1 access to pro handicappers, so you can make smarter decisions when betting.
👏 What Our Current Subscribers Say
Still not sure about BetText? Here’s what current Betting Predators subscribers say about the Betting Predators team and their work.
🏀 Hunting the NBA Finals: Nuggets-Heat Series Bets
Chris Dell, one of our betting analysts and handicappers, has some thoughts on a couple of bets he likes for the NBA Finals.
Miami Heat +2.5 series spread at FanDuel -138
Denver Nuggets -1.5 series spread at DraftKings -160
Miami +2.5 covers every possible outcome other than Denver in 5 or 4.
Denver -1.5 covers Denver in 5 or 4.
Over 5.5 games, on the other hand, omits four options: Miami in 5 or 4, Denver in 5 or 4. In lieu of the over 5.5, playing Miami +2.5 at a slightly better number (-138 vs. -140) would be preferred. Denver in 6 would win both of these bets, but playing Miami +2.5 would also cover Miami winning in case of an overall upset or injuries to Nikola Jokic.
This gives multiple opportunities to increase your position as the series goes on from either side.
*All odds are subject to change.
⚾️ Hunting the MLB: Buy-Low Angles on Baseball Futures
Betting Predators MLB analyst Dalton Brown sees value in the MLB futures market.
One that he really likes is the San Diego Padres to make the playoffs at -120. This is only for them to make the playoffs, not win the division, which would be higher odds. This team in the preseason was -220 to make the playoffs. And they were pretty much even with the Dodgers atop their division (NL West) in terms of expectations. That talent has not disappeared. It just has not quite performed to expectation yet.
For more MLB picks from Dalton, check out his MLB Weekly Betting Show on the Betting Predators podcast and his daily best bets on the Betting Predators site.
☝️Number of the Day: 52.8%
52.38%. This number should be all sports bettors are thinking about. 52.38% is what you need to win to just break even. We know what you are thinking: That’s basically 50%, a flip of a coin. I’ve watched sports my whole life. Surely, I can pick games at least at a 53% clip. Maybe you are right. For a short period of time, you may even bet correctly at a much higher rate and get to toss bills in the air like Money Floyd Mayweather. But over time, the vig gets you. —Steve Rieder, NFL, Betting Predators
🧠 Sports Betting Tip
Bet lines early — or late.
When the lines are posted, the sharps analyze the lines and pounce on any perceived value. With such a limited handle, the books usually adjust the lines very quickly in reaction, which means the value is only available for a very short period of time. In order to combat this, sports bettors should be ready to read the market, identify value, and bet early. —Steve Rieder, NFL, Betting Predators
🕰️ This Week in Sports History
If you grew up in the ‘80s, Mel Allen and “This Week in Baseball” was must-watch TV. Forty-six years ago, “This Week in Baseball” made its debut on May 31, 1977. The groundbreaking show delighted fans across four decades. Allen was the first host, and the Hall of Fame broadcaster narrated the program until his death in 1996 at the age of 83. Thanks to YouTube, the closest thing we have to a modern-day time machine, we can watch the whole first season of “This Week in Baseball.” How about that?
Check out TWIB’s first episode.
💎 Sharp Angles
💵 Sustained profitability: Steve Rieder breaks down the ins and outs of long-term winning in the sports betting industry.
⛳️ Strength in numbers: Chris Dell explains how to bet golf with strokes gained data to target key buy/fade golfers and head-to-head matchups.
🏈 Award tour: Tony Adame from Stadium Talk identifies 10 first-year NFL players on defense with the best chance to win NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.
🏆 Get early access to BetText
Our BetText service is powered by the SMS platform Subtext and offers premium sports betting tips and picks, sent via customized text message alerts. Subscribe to BetText, starting at $9.99 a month, and get a 14-day free trial.
A BetText Pro subscription gets you:
✅ Daily pick via text message (with recommended bet size)
✅ Bonus bets for MLB, UFC, horse racing, and other sports
✅ Weekly Q&As with pro bettors
For a limited time, the first 100 new subscribers can sign up and get a 14-day free trial to test-drive BetText. You won't be charged until the end of your 14-day free trial.
If you have any questions or issues, please email us at bettingpredators@gmail.com.
The BetText Team
👀 Closing Thoughts
Starting next week, we will be sending a weekly newsletter to your inbox every Friday morning. Until next time, dream big and believe you can do it.
