Spreads, moneylines, player props and the trends hiding underneath them: that is the whole menu on Wagering The Odds, and as of now the show is part of the FantasyDailies podcast network. Every episode is streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV, so the breakdowns that used to live on a phone screen can now run on the biggest screen in the house while the early games warm up.
Making statistics make sense.
That line sits at the top of the show's page, and it is a fair summary of the mission. Wagering The Odds is hosted by Better Bettors, and the pitch is simple: take team and player performance, historical matchups, defensive trends and position-by-position data, and turn it into something a regular fan can actually use when looking at a number. No jargon wall, no mystery math. The show calls itself a professional football podcast that wants analytics to be "accessible, informative, and useful for every fan," and the episodes run long enough to prove it, with most clocking in around an hour and a half.
Three days a week, two shows a day
This is not a once-a-week drop. Wagering The Odds goes live on YouTube, Facebook and X on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays, each with a 10:30 AM ET session and a 6:30 PM ET session. That lines up neatly with the football week itself: a Thursday window before the night game, a Sunday window before kickoff, and a Monday look ahead to the last game of the week. The show's stated run is "Week 1 through the championship, every season."
If you want to see where it falls among everything else on the network, the weekly live show schedule lays out every show night by night.
Game-by-game episodes worth a rewatch
The channel already carries 11 Wagering The Odds episodes on TV, and the show page lists 12 on file. Most are built around a single matchup, which makes the archive easy to browse when you want the betting angle on one specific game:
- Patriots vs Bears Sports Betting — the newest one, a full hour-and-a-half breakdown of that matchup.
- TNF Lions vs Bills — a Thursday night edition.
- week 1 chiefs vs broncos — an opening-week AFC West look.
- week 3 Falcons vs Packers — one of the longest episodes in the archive at over two hours.
- Bears vs Eagles sports betting tips — betting tips for that matchup.
- week 3 NFL sunday — a wider Sunday slate episode running more than two and a half hours.
The show's home on FantasyDailies
The Wagering The Odds page on FantasyDailies is built to be the one bookmark a listener needs. It carries a live room for when the show is on air, the latest episodes, a searchable archive of every video and audio episode, and a tap-to-play player so you can listen right there. There is also a board of tools that match what the show talks about, so you can go from hearing a matchup broken down to checking the numbers yourself in one move.
Those tools are worth a look on their own. The AI-powered NFL parlay builder puts a parlay together off the site's best picks. The NFL player props board lists every market. The middle finder looks at both sides of a line, and the positive EV page highlights prices worth a second look. For the weekly slate, the Week 10 matchups page and the injury report round out the homework.
Listeners also get a show code on the page: WTO gets you your first month of Velvet free — Velvet being the paid seat where FantasyDailies picks live. Head back to the show page any time to grab it.
A betting show deserves a betting bookshelf. The Sports Betting Strategy Book is on Amazon, and so is That Really Happened, a collection of bizarre sports trivia for the dead air between kickoffs; the whole lineup is on the FantasyDailies books page, and Velvet members read all five FantasyDailies books free on the site. If a matchup on the show gets you wondering how a whole season might shake out, run it through the FantasyDailies season simulator. And for a multi-league build beyond football, the AI parlay builder covers every sport. Repping the network on game day? The FantasyDailies shop has the gear.
Turning on the TV channel
Here is how to get Better Bettors on the television. Roku owners can add the channel from the FantasyDailies listing in the Roku Channel Store; Fire Stick and Fire TV households can install it from the FantasyDailies app on Amazon. Once it is installed, Wagering The Odds sits in the lineup with the rest of the network. The FantasyDailies TV page explains the channel, and the watch and listen list covers every other way in.
A perk for the couch crowd: TV viewers get their first month of Velvet free. Enter ROKU on Roku or FIRE on Fire TV, or start from the Velvet sign-up page.
Between episodes, the show keeps talking on social. Follow on X at @Betrbetrs, on Instagram at betterbettorz, and on TikTok at @betterbettors123.
Wagering The Odds is one of a growing lineup; browse all the shows on the network. And if you run a sports podcast of your own and want it on Roku and Fire TV too, the door is open on the join the network page.
