Robert Martin

Sharpest Sports

Sports EN ↓ 308 episodes

The Official Podcast of Sharpest Sports, covering College Football and Call of Duty League (CDL)

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Robert Martin

Episodes

LeanTossup CDL Betting and Picks Podcast: Stage 3 Week 3 04.05.2021 1:20:21

Robert is joined by Ryan of CDL Metrics as they make their picks for the best bets for Stage 3 Week 3 of the CDL Season

LeanTossup CDL Betting and Picks Podcast Episode 2 20.04.2021 1:12:47

Robert is joined with Ryan as they discuss the CDL Stage 3 Major Week 1 matchups

LeanTossup Call of Duty Leage Stage 2 Playoffs Picks and Bets 06.04.2021 1:13:26

Robert is joined by Ryan of CDL Metrics to talk about picks for this week's Call of Duty League Stage 2 Playoffs

LeanTossup Podcast Season 3 Episode 4: UK Update 18.03.2021 1:00:13

Robert is joined by Chris Curtis of Opinium Research in the UK, along with Nikos and Kyle, to talk about recent UK polling, why Boris has such a lead, and if the desire for Scotish Nationalism is waning

LeanTossup Podcast Season 3 Episode 3: What's going on in Alberta? 16.03.2021 1:06:23

Robert is joined by Dylan, Alex, Kyle and Nikos, as they talk about recent Alberta polling, Jason Kenney's approval ratings, and if Rachel Notely can win back Alberta in 2023

LeanTossup Podcast: Season 3 Episode 2: Canada and French Polling 04.03.2021 1:01:16

Robert is joined by Bryan, Curtis and Alex, as they talk about Trudeau's handling of the federal government's vaccination program,  The approval ratings of Doug Ford and John Horgan, and polling for the next French Presidential Election

LeanTossup Podcast Season 3 Episode 2: How did the US Models do? 27.01.2021 48:27

Robert is joined by Bradley Stewart to talk about which models were successful in 2020, polling errors, polling averages, and College Football playoffs

LeanTossup Podcast Season 3 Episode 1: The Begining of the Canadian Federal Election 20.01.2021 1:02:31

Robert is joined by Curtis, Kyle and Alex, as they discuss Derek Sloan, the Newfoundland Election, and Trump's polling as he leaves office