Prime Suspects

Prime Suspects is back with Ep. 149, hosted by Matt Landes and featuring Adam Bjorn.   Hear the guys discuss: The 49ers-Rams matchup in Melbourne, Adam’s experience at the MCG, and Australia’s potential as an international NFL market. Week 1 results for Prime Sports and Betcris, Circa Survivor strategy, the Chargers’ early exit, and Adam’s approach to Week 2. The explosive growth of prediction markets, their impact on sportsbook volume, the influx of professional bettors and syndicates, and whether the current growth can be sustained. Key college football and NFL betting action, inefficient lines, sharp vs. recreational money, sportsbook risk management, and the importance of NFL key numbers.   More:  Register at PrimeSports.com Download the Prime Sports app Follow Prime Sports on Twitter/X Follow Prime Suspects on Twitter/X Follow Joe Brennan on Twitter/X Follow Adam Bjorn on Twitter/X   You must be 21 or over to play on Prime Sports. Always bet responsibly and within your limits. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1 800 GAMBLER.

Prime Suspects is back with Ep. 148, hosted by Matt Landes and featuring Adam Bjorn and Prime Sports co-founder Joe Brennan Jr.   Hear the guys discuss: The latest results across the sports betting landscape, including a relatively quiet opening college football weekend, difficult results in baseball and tennis, and the NFL season finally arriving. Underdog's decision to scale back its daily fantasy sports product in several states to focus on prediction markets, and whether other operators could soon face similar choices. Kalshi's premature settlement of the Michigan-Western Michigan game, the reversal of $18.6 million in payouts, and why prediction markets need stronger settlement processes, redundancy, and more reliable data. The NFL season ahead, including the 49ers-Rams matchup in Melbourne, early-season betting opportunities, Circa Survivor strategy, and the guys' 2026 Super Bowl   More:  Register at PrimeSports.com Download the Prime Sports app Follow Prime Sports on Twitter/X Follow Prime Suspects on Twitter/X Follow Joe Brennan on Twitter/X Follow Adam Bjorn on Twitter/X   You must be 21 or over to play on Prime Sports. Always bet responsibly and within your limits. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1 800 GAMBLER.

Prime Suspects is back with Ep. 147, hosted by Matt Landes and featuring Joe Brennan Jr. and Adam Bjorn. Hear the guys discuss: The latest results across the sports betting landscape, including a difficult week for baseball, strong performances from MMA and the WNBA, and what the opening college football and US Open action meant for the books. NFL Week One market activity, the lack of major movement ahead of kickoff, and the return of football betting contests, survivor pools, and Australia's first-ever NFL regular season game in Melbourne. Why sports betting information is increasingly being monetized privately, along with the latest Ninth Circuit ruling on Kalshi, the growing circuit split over prediction markets, and why the hosts believe a final legal resolution could take longer than many expect. College football futures and Week One matchups, including the books' biggest conference and national championship exposures, Joe's interest in Notre Dame's future, and the guys' national championship picks for the season.   More:  Register at PrimeSports.com Download the Prime Sports app Follow Prime Sports on Twitter/X Follow Prime Suspects on Twitter/X Follow Joe Brennan on Twitter/X Follow Adam Bjorn on Twitter/X   You must be 21 or over to play on Prime Sports. Always bet responsibly and within your limits. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1 800 GAMBLER.

Prime Suspects is back with Ep. 146, hosted by Matt Landes and featuring Joe Brennan Jr. and Adam Bjorn. Hear the guys discuss: NFL preseason betting trends, including the debate around teasers, the impact of major line movement, and how injuries and late-breaking information can create opportunities across sportsbooks and prediction markets. Australia's proposed gambling advertising reforms, the growing challenge of competing with offshore operators, and why the hosts believe excessive advertising is contributing to backlash against the betting industry. The latest developments involving BetMGM, Kalshi, and Polymarket, including prediction market-style odds displays, major league and team partnerships, and the growing tension between traditional gaming stakeholders and emerging market platforms. The return of college football and the US Open, including lopsided opening-week matchups, the evolving college sports landscape, and how player injuries and live information can create new trading opportunities in tennis markets.   More:  Register at PrimeSports.com Download the Prime Sports app Follow Prime Sports on Twitter/X Follow Prime Suspects on Twitter/X Follow Joe Brennan on Twitter/X Follow Adam Bjorn on Twitter/X   You must be 21 or over to play on Prime Sports. Always bet responsibly and within your limits. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1 800 GAMBLER.

Prime Suspects is back with Ep. 145, hosted by Matt Landes and featuring Joe Brennan Jr. and Adam Bjorn. Hear the guys discuss: NFL preseason betting trends, including major line movements, the importance of betting numbers instead of teams, and how to identify value after significant market steam. Some of the week's biggest sports stories, including the reported $12.5 billion Lakers sale, a historic MLB debut, and the controversy surrounding sportsbooks offering betting markets on the Little League World Series. The latest developments involving Kalshi, Polymarket, and Smarkets, along with why banking and payment processing could become the biggest obstacle facing prediction markets. Early European soccer futures, growing global liquidity in sports markets, and why the hosts believe soccer could play a major role in the future growth of sports betting and prediction markets.   More:  Register at PrimeSports.com Download the Prime Sports app Follow Prime Sports on Twitter/X Follow Prime Suspects on Twitter/X Follow Joe Brennan on Twitter/X Follow Adam Bjorn on Twitter/X   You must be 21 or over to play on Prime Sports. Always bet responsibly and within your limits. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1 800 GAMBLER.