Sports betting blogs

[Beyond the Bets]

Are there any sports betting blogs that you guys frequent that you find useful? Or smaller sites? Or specialty sites?

Do YOU have a blog?

Looking to make an effort at highlighting good stuff I stumble on (linking in, re-blogging, etc.), and I'm sure there are some excellent sites that I'm missing.

[NoBluffHere]

I couldn't resist

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BTB Note: Apologies. First time I've ever done that.

[Wiseguy]

(06-19-2012 10:53 AM)NoBluffHere Wrote:  I couldn't resist

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I get a headache looking at that site

[spanishredeye]

http://sportsobjective.com/

https://codeandfootball.wordpress.com/

[Alpha_Sports]

You guys may like the blog we run at Alpha Sports:
AlphaSportsBetting.com

[Beyond the Bets]

(06-19-2012 12:43 PM)Alpha_Sports Wrote:  You guys may like the blog we run at Alpha Sports:
AlphaSportsBetting.com

[LuDawgs]

We run a tight knit community called LuDawgs.com...I swore I wouldn't spam BTB...and here I am, first post...spamming. Dammit. It's the first thread I opened. LuDawgs isn't really a blog, it's a small community of sports handicappers and daily fantasy sports enthusiasts (there really is a close tie between the two). We have a few fun features for guys who like to bet on all kinds of things...we always throw up funny lines for our community - upon request we'll put lines on anything you want. You can place your bets when you start a new thread, there's a bet card slide out with various lines depending upon the forum where you are posting (if in NBA, you'll see all NBA lines, MLB all MLB, etc.).

Funny Examples: Over or Under 797.5 Total CFB projected lines BTB will release...or pitting forum members against one another in different head-to-head fantasy sports contests. We put lines and prices on those (as completely absurd as they might be, it's fun and that's what matters). We also source in Big 6 odds from Pinnacle for our members to bet on. It's all in good fun, but they can cash out if they want to. We pay our members with the advertisement dollars we receive, so basically, we're broke. :)



Other than that, I follow BTB's updates...not much else. David Purdum whenever he has something new on his blog http://davidpurdumsports.com/ - that's really about it. LuDawgs, BTB, David Purdum.

[paperstacks1980]

sports objective is good i just checked it out might work it into my daily rotation

[Meadow9]

Just started our blog, proven results. Really think you should give it a look

http://smrhandicapping.tumblr.com/

[FazzerSports]

Guys,

Stop over and say hello!

http://www.fazzersports.com

Resources from around the Web!

[sabertstxvii]

I have a pretty good list that I run through whenever I have downtime at work/i'm not working, and all I use for different things:

BTB: This is one of, if not the best forum for knowledge I think, but I think the knowledge base is still slim and there tends to be less action.

http://www.footballstudyhall.com : This is a good blog that highlights some of the advanced statistics in football and they write pretty good articles as well.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com : Same as above basically, without the literary aspect.

Phil Steele's blog : Just interesting to see his take on everything, since he watches basically every game. Don't love his predictions because they are more a summary of the past, instead of what he thinks will happen in the future.

http://www.cfbmatrix.com : Dave has a pretty interesting model and has a good read on talent, coaches, and trends.

Crystal Ball Run : A good read for a perspective on what's happening.

TheRX: A lot more fluff on this forum, but if you can weed through the mess, there is some good info from some people. If you could combine the knowledge-base of this forum and the activity of TheRX, it'd be pure gold.

http://harvardsportsanalysis.wordpress.com/ : Not as tailored towards gambling but always a really good read relating to perspectives to consider.

http://www.teamranking.com : self-explanatory.

http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/ : More literary, but good stuff regardless.

smartfootball.com : Similar to above, more relative to football execution.

Saturday Edge : DUH!

[patswin]

sportsmemo.com is a tout site but they have a good free daily blog

[SkyBlues42]

(12-06-2012 10:14 AM)sabertstxvii Wrote:  I have a pretty good list that I run through whenever I have downtime at work/i'm not working, and all I use for different things:

BTB: This is one of, if not the best forum for knowledge I think, but I think the knowledge base is still slim and there tends to be less action.

http://www.footballstudyhall.com : This is a good blog that highlights some of the advanced statistics in football and they write pretty good articles as well.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com : Same as above basically, without the literary aspect.

Phil Steele's blog : Just interesting to see his take on everything, since he watches basically every game. Don't love his predictions because they are more a summary of the past, instead of what he thinks will happen in the future.

http://www.cfbmatrix.com : Dave has a pretty interesting model and has a good read on talent, coaches, and trends.

Crystal Ball Run : A good read for a perspective on what's happening.

TheRX: A lot more fluff on this forum, but if you can weed through the mess, there is some good info from some people. If you could combine the knowledge-base of this forum and the activity of TheRX, it'd be pure gold.

http://harvardsportsanalysis.wordpress.com/ : Not as tailored towards gambling but always a really good read relating to perspectives to consider.

http://www.teamranking.com : self-explanatory.

http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/ : More literary, but good stuff regardless.

smartfootball.com : Similar to above, more relative to football execution.

Saturday Edge : DUH!

Nice list. (bumping thread)

[ChiefZilla]

Design makes my eyes bleed but this site has some good stuff.

http://www.cfbtn.com/

[BetThemDogs]

this one has a blog, and also great links to local news all in one place--
http://www.mrsec.com/

great site for mid-major CBB-- including the Mid-Major Top 25 each week--
http://www.collegeinsider.com/mens-mid-major-top-25.php

http://www.toddstake.com/

http://ajerseyguy.com/

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketba...basketball