The Sharp Square

The Florida Focus is back and Jeff deep dives the season thus far for the Jaguars, Dolphins and Bucs in terms of their success against the point spread. The show opens with Jeff talking about losing being an inevitable part of the gambler's journey and how he's trying to handle it with more grace and pragmatism. More cursing than usual in this one. 

Jeff gives a five minute summation of his worst betting week in years. Not much to say here, it was all bad.

Jeff starts a month long focus on betting all the Florida teams. He then gives an explanation on the value of Wong teasers. A few bets on square favorites, ugly dogs and an ultimate decision to close. 

Jeff's suggestion to look at playing underdogs led to a stellar 2-10 mark across the board. Other than a winner betting the Jets, everything else was a miss. Such is the life of an NFL bettor.

After a monster week for favorites, Jeff is expecting the bookmakers to tax bettors for betting the favs. He takes a look at some line moves creating great value on the underdogs. The Titans are looking at an ugly Betty title match and it's rah-rah Mike Tomlin time. 

Jeff is off a bounce back week and it was his best betting day of the season so far. The stock pick exercise is helping him get reads on the 49ers and Colts. Ultimate Decision got a huge win with Cleveland, but more important, Jeff finally picked a Dolphin game right! He also beat the closing line on the Bears and 49ers game while going against the wise guy market moves. 

Jeff goes through his Sunday where he contemplated betting retirement after a frustrating morning football loss. Mike thinks the Patriots are homesick and the Colts are selling fake jewelry. Is this the week for the Jets? Jeff closes by suggesting how to get at handicaps through the prop market.

It was another mediocre week as Jeff hit on the Steelers and Cardinals, but missed on Denver and Philly. Ugly Betty takes a loss as well.

Jeff is going back to some original betting concepts and letting it fly this week with bets on the Eagles, Broncos and Steelers. He has some multi-verse wagering scenarios depending on who's quarterbacking for Arizona. He discusses how the media has jinxed Baker Mayfield with MVP talk. Some thoughts on three game road trips and a pick on the Patriots from Mike. And of course an Ugly Betty pic...

Jeff has let his fandom and emotion cloud his judgement, leaving him wishy-washy on what handicaps are good and which ones are lousy. Picks did just fine as the guys stock picks went 3-1. The trap game and ugly Betty both provide winners!

Jeff senses that the bookies are laying a trap this week. His ultimate decision is an attempt to bungle himself to fortune. Mike joins in as the guys each pick two teams to bet every week in October. Deep dives on 49ers vs. Rams, Colts vs. Raiders, Patriots vs. Bills and Cowboys vs. Jets. 

Jeff thought the Cowboys vs. Packers game was bad for the league. He talks about missing an opportunity to bet the Chiefs and mis-evaluating Geno Smith. Plenty of thoughts on the great, "almost" comeback by the Buccaneers. 

Jeff and Mike are talking week 4 including Tampa Bay vs. Philly, Jets Dolphins and more. Jeff talks about betting too many games and how sometimes, it's the best way to figure out your best handicaps. 

Jeff had a nice week against the bookies playing 0-2 dogs versus 2-0 favorites. Ugly Betty met Game of Falcon and whooped up on a dirty bird. Jeff thinks the Eagles have a figure it out specialist and the Raiders and Texans make everything look hard. 

Jeff is running solo this week with lots of trends and spots for some of the biggest games of the weekend. Mike calls in with picks for a couple of games as well. Deep dives into Baltimore, Cleveland, Tampa, Miami and some thoughts on the tush push. Mike and Jeff also find ways to compare common opponents that can give you a formula for finding value.

Jeff had another winning week, but can't understand how based on how lousy his decision making was. 

Mike and Jeff are making their picks for week two. Deep dives into Bears vs. Lions, Rams vs. Titans and the Florida fun trip continues with thoughts about the Dolphins and Bucs. The guys also discuss whether line moves based on the prior week need more consideration than they've been giving them. Jeff has another rant to make on poor game management that he is not qualified to make. 

Jeff is going over all the big games from the first weekend of the NFL season. He is owning up to where his bets went wrong, and what predictions came to fruition.

It is week one of the gambling season and Jeff has some trends for week one bettors that can help grab the early edge from the bookies. Mike then joins in to play a new investment game. Jeff closes things out with an Ugly Betty and Share of Square pick to get the bets rolling. 

Mike and Jeff are previewing the NFC. Every division, lots of trends and our favorite bets. 

Mike and Jeff are previewing the AFC. Looking at division odds and season win totals to find the biggest discrepancies between their sure-to-go-wrong predictions and the betting market to find some bet-on-teams. Jeff discusses some early season strategies involving continuity and high octane offense. Best future bets included.

Jeff is going into why refinement of the NFL point spread may not be as solid as previously thought. The betting pools and access to information have changed so much, that some reconsideration is required.

Jeff is back to kick off the 2025 football gambling season. This one is all about parlays and NO he will not be discouraging you from going for the big score. The case is being made that parlays can be advantageous if common threads are found between games that make sense being grouped together. 

Jeff was too scared to bet against the mysticism that is Patrick Mahomes. The game played out as Jeff saw it, but he still watched in disbelief as the Eagles routed the Chiefs. A good lesson on on when to press your bets and when to walk away, closes the season. Thank you all for listening!

One more game to chase all the season's bad results. Jeff and Mike are finding ways to bet the big game. From spreads to totals to props and same game parlays. Jeff has 3 factors that must be considered for any game within 3 points. He is also advocating for inversely corelated parlays as we tell ourselves a story for how the props will relate to game-flow.