Munaf Manji talks betting for Friday. Munaf Manji hosts Friday, August 7's Cash That Ticket on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, opening with a recap of Thursday's card before working through a full slate of Major League Baseball betting angles for the night ahead. He reviews a winning Washington Nationals team total for Uncle Dave against Cristopher Sanchez and the Phillies, a tough loss on the Kansas City Royals despite a strong start from Bailey Ober for the Minnesota Twins and a solid outing from Michael Wacha, and touches on the grind of a rough recent stretch handicapping baseball across the industry. He also breaks down the NFL Hall of Fame Game, where rookie quarterback Haynes King led the Carolina Panthers to a 33 to 30 win over the Arizona Cardinals on a last second touchdown that blew well past the total, and shares a note that Garrett Crochet is expected back for the Boston Red Sox out of the bullpen rather than as a starter for now. He runs through the rest of Thursday's scores, including a marathon 13 inning win for the Red Sox over the White Sox, a blowout for Detroit over Seattle, and a Mets sweep of the Cleveland Guardians that included a difficult team debut for newly acquired starter Foster Griffin. From there Munaf builds out Friday's full card, starting with the Cincinnati Reds visiting the Washington Nationals in what looks like a bullpen day for Chase Petty against Cade Cavalli, with the Nationals offense cooling after trading Luis Garcia Junior to the Yankees and losing James Wood to injury. He covers Tyler Mahle's first start for the Atlanta Braves against former teammate Max Fried and the surging Yankees, and identifies the marquee matchup of the night as Parker Messick and the Cleveland Guardians visiting Noah Schultz and the division leading Chicago White Sox in a tightly bunched American League Central race. He also previews Roki Sasaki and the Los Angeles Dodgers visiting a struggling Merrill Kelly and the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Robbie Ray's San Diego Padres debut against Ronel Blanco and the Houston Astros, before running through quick hits on Jose Soriano's Toronto Blue Jays debut against Zach Wheeler and the Phillies, Payton Tolle and the Red Sox against Jack Perkins and the Athletics, Kevin Gausman's Chicago Cubs debut against the Royals, and the Cardinals hosting Ryan Feltner and the Rockies. Munaf highlights the biggest promotion of the year at Pregame dot com, where 20 dollars buys bettors 100 bulk dollars in credit, a 400 percent bonus that never expires and can be applied toward any picks package on the site. His official Cash That Ticket best bet of the night lands on the Cleveland Guardians at minus 136 on the moneyline over the Chicago White Sox, built around Parker Messick against a struggling Noah Schultz in a series carrying real weight for the division race, with Munaf noting that a Guardians win or sweep this weekend could pull Cleveland level with Chicago atop the American League Central depending on how the Minnesota Twins fare in their own series in Milwaukee. It is a full recap and preview built for bettors chasing value across totals, moneylines, and team props on a busy Friday slate, delivered with the same numbers driven, conversational approach that has made Cash That Ticket a daily stop for Major League Baseball bettors on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting on Friday. Griffin Warner runs through a stacked Friday, August 7 Major League Baseball slate on Episode 80 of What I Bet, part of the Straight Outta Vegas AM Podcast feed, breaking down all 11 games at a moment when several rotations are still shifting in the wake of the trade deadline. He opens with the Mets sending Zach Thornton to Pittsburgh against Carmen Mlodzinski, reading the heavy under juice on the eight and a half total as a sign the market expects a Pirates bullpen game, especially with new arm Luke Weaver now closing and Mets closer Devin Williams sitting the last two nights. Griffin leans toward New York at plus 129 and likes the over, suggesting patience for a push to eight. He then covers Jose Soriano's Blue Jays debut against Zach Wheeler and the Phillies, preferring the Toronto run line at plus one and a half over the moneyline, and the first five under four and a half. Tyler Mahle's first start for the Braves against former teammate Max Fried in the Bronx draws Griffin's trust in the Atlanta bullpen despite a modest season, landing on the Braves at plus 134 and the under eight. He gives a brief look at the Athletics visiting a red hot Red Sox club before diving into the Angels and Marlins, where he backs Tyler Phillips and multiple unders against a struggling Los Angeles lineup. The show's strongest opinion arrives with the Guardians visiting the White Sox, where Griffin fades Parker Messick despite respecting his stuff, pointing to Cleveland's shaky bullpen, poor defense, and inability to hit with runners on, and lands on Chicago at plus 122 with unders on both the full game and first five totals. He explains why the Twins overspent caution at the deadline on players like Dean Kremer even as Zebby Matthews starts in Milwaukee, builds a live number on air for Kevin Gausman and the Cubs visiting Daniel Lynch and the Royals, and gives quick reads on the Rockies at the Cardinals and the Orioles at the Rangers, a series carrying real American League wild card weight against Nathan Eovaldi. Roki Sasaki and the Dodgers traveling to face Merrill Kelly and the Diamondbacks brings out Griffin's long standing support for Kelly, who he calls himself a stan of, with the Dodgers bullpen still sorting out closer Edwin Diaz's role working in Arizona's favor. He closes his game by game breakdown with Robbie Ray's Padres debut against Ronel Blanco and the Astros, and a Rays and Mariners matchup between Drew Rasmussen and Logan Gilbert that he calls arguably the best pitching matchup of the night. Before locking in his official pick, Griffin shares a Pregame dot com promo code, hit fifty, good for fifty dollars off Major League Baseball Second Half All Access, which runs through the World Series and drops from 349 dollars to 299 dollars through August 10. His official What I Bet best bet of the episode is the San Diego Padres at minus 120 over the Houston Astros, citing Robbie Ray's strong recent form, a deep Padres bullpen, and doubts about Houston's offense beyond Yordan Alvarez and Jeremy Pena. Throughout the episode Griffin threads in bigger picture storylines, from the Mets continuing to mash without Juan Soto to Cleveland's fall from first place, the Twins facing fan backlash over a quiet deadline, and a wide open American League wild card race where the Yankees and Red Sox look closer to locking up spots than everyone else chasing the final berth. It is a full rundown built for bettors looking for value across every window of the night, from first pitch runs to first five totals to closing numbers, delivered with the same mix of numbers and opinion that has made the show a daily stop for Major League Baseball bettors all season long, with new episodes covering every slate straight through the rest of the season and into the playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Munaf Manji talks betting for Wednesday. Munaf Manji goes solo on Cash That Ticket, part of the Straight Out of Vegas AM feed, to break down the Wednesday, August 5, 2026 Major League Baseball card, with Uncle Dave off for a personal day and set to rejoin him Wednesday night to record an early Thursday episode covering the day games and Uncle Dave's New England Patriots win total. Manji opens with a recap of Tuesday's one and one showing, noting that Uncle Dave's Giants Rangers over cashed late thanks to a bullpen collapse in Texas, while his own first-five under in the Athletics Reds game looked safe through four innings before Cincinnati scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth to bust the total, a beat he still calls a right read that he would make again. He then walks through the standings across baseball, covering the Rays leading the Yankees by three and a half games in the American League East, the White Sox up three on the Guardians in the Central, and the Astros ahead of the Rangers by two and a half in the West, along with Atlanta's seven and a half game lead in the National League East, the Brewers holding five and a half on the Cubs in the Central, and a Dodgers club whose National League West lead has shrunk to nine games over the Diamondbacks after five straight losses. He spends extra time on the Nationals, who have dropped seven in a row and just lost Luis Garcia Jr. in a trade to the Yankees, where he homered in his debut, along with James Wood to a ten day injured list stint, even though Washington still leads all of baseball in runs scored this season. From there Manji previews five games, starting with Reid Detmers and the Angels facing Trevor Rogers and the Orioles in a matchup dealing with rain concerns, where he leans toward the under despite liking both starting pitchers underlying numbers. He then covers Jake Irvin and the Nationals against a struggling Andrew Painter and the Phillies, targeting the Philadelphia team total given Irvin's rough history against this opponent and Washington's thinned out lineup. The headline preview covers Christian Scott and the Mets visiting Tanner Bibee and the Guardians in a rematch after New York's win the previous night, a game Manji calls close to a coin flip while favoring the first five under given the form both pitchers are showing. He also breaks down Sean Burke and the White Sox against Sonny Gray and a red hot Red Sox club at Fenway Park, calling the short Boston price a potential trap and leaning toward the under behind Burke's recent form, and closes the game previews with Paul Skenes and the Pirates against Kyle Harrison, activated off the injured list for the Brewers, a spot where Manji says he cannot back Pittsburgh given how rough Skenes has looked in his last two starts. Before wrapping up, he runs through the games most likely to be affected by weather Wednesday, including the early Dodgers Cubs game, Angels Orioles, Nationals Phillies, the Marlins Braves matchup in Atlanta, and Twins Royals in Minnesota. He also details pregame dot com's First Friday Bulk Dollar Bonanza, a monthly promotion returning to mark the start of NFL preseason that turns twenty dollars into one hundred bulk dollars, a four hundred percent bonus that can be applied toward any picks package and never expires, with the current offer capped at one redemption per person and set to expire Monday, August 10th at midnight. Manji closes with his featured best bet of the day, the full game under 8 in Mets Guardians, a number he shopped across FanDuel, Circa, Caesars, BetMGM, and South Point before settling on FanDuel's price, built around both starting pitchers reaching the sixth inning and handing the game to bullpens he trusts to keep the total down, with a first five under as an alternative angle for bettors who want to take the bullpens out of the equation entirely. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Wednesday. Griffin Warner runs through the entire Wednesday, August 5 Major League Baseball card, weighing all fifteen games with a bettor's eye for pitching matchups, bullpen depth, and lines that have drifted away from where they should sit. He opens by noting that an Arizona play from Tuesday, August 4th is still pending grading since he had not yet watched the game, then moves straight into fresh numbers built for tonight. At 1:01 he starts with the 2:10 Eastern opener between the Toronto Blue Jays and Houston Astros, where Jameson Taillon draws a plus one hundred fifty six underdog price against Hunter Brown that Warner thinks is too generous given how hard Taillon has been hit lately, especially with Toronto not as weak a club as its trade deadline selling might suggest. At 1:47 the show shifts to Wrigley Field, where Eric Lauer and a slumping Dodgers club face Shota Imanaga and a short favorite Cubs team, with early wind direction and a shaky Dodgers bullpen weighing on the analysis. At 2:48 Carson Whisenhunt and a thinned out Giants roster head to Texas to face Cody Bradford and a shorthanded Rangers bullpen, and at 3:48 Nick Martinez brings his pitch to contact style to Coors Field against Tomoyuki Sugano and a Rockies club playing better lately, with Warner leaning to the over. The night slate opens at 4:49 in Baltimore with Reid Detmers facing Trevor Rogers in a well pitched matchup, before Warner covers Jake Irvin visiting Andrew Painter and the Phillies at 5:19, leaning to the over given Washington's thin bullpen. The centerpiece arrives at 5:49, where Christian Scott and the Mets face Tanner Bibee and the Guardians, a breakdown that includes a recap of Tuesday's wild Cleveland finish, a costly infield mistake from Gabriel Arias, a three run homer from Luis Torrens, and lingering questions about Jose Ramirez and a hamate bone injury, feeding into the preference for Cleveland's bullpen that anchors the show's featured pick. From there Warner works through Jacob Lopez against Rhett Lowder and the Reds at 7:50, Andre Pallante against Will Warren and the Yankees at 8:05, with a lighthearted aside about a former Oklahoma basketball player sharing Warren's last name, and Sean Burke against Sonny Gray and a favored Red Sox club at 8:51, leaning toward a low scoring game at Fenway. At 9:36 he backs Eury Perez on the road against Bryce Elder and the Braves, calling Miami the side he wants most on the card, before turning at 10:22 to a rare plus money look at Paul Skenes against Kyle Harrison and the Brewers, questioning whether hitters have started to solve one of the sport's most talked about arms. At 11:22 Ian Kramer faces Noah Cameron and a surprisingly favored Royals club, and at 12:38 Casey Mize finally starts for San Diego against Mitch Bratt and the Diamondbacks, a matchup tied to the trade that sent Merrill Kelly home to Arizona. The card closes at 13:39 in Seattle, where Drew Anderson and the Tigers face Bryan Woo and the Mariners, with Warner raising real doubts about whether Woo is still the pitcher he was in past seasons, particularly on the road. Along the way he touches on bullpen usage, trade deadline fallout across both leagues, and the situational spots where a short favorite or an inflated underdog number creates room for value, all delivered with the loose, conversational tone regular listeners expect. At 15:40 he shares a promo code for pregame dot com worth fifty dollars off his Major League Baseball Second Half All Access package, dropping the price to two hundred ninety nine dollars for the rest of the season through the World Series, and notes he enters the night up twenty four units on the year despite a recent rough patch. He closes at 16:10 with his featured best bet of the episode, the Cleveland Guardians at minus one hundred three over the New York Mets, built on the idea that New York needs to jump ahead early behind a carefully managed Christian Scott and hold on with a bullpen Warner trusts far less than Cleveland's down the stretch of this game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk sports betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji and Uncle Dave Essler open with a look back at a profitable recent stretch before diving into a loaded Tuesday MLB card that features five headline matchups and closes with an early breakdown of the Green Bay Packers win total for the coming NFL season. The guys start in Cleveland, where Sean Manaea and the Mets face Joey Cantillo and the Guardians, debating whether a deflated Mets team total makes more sense than laying a heavy price on Cleveland, especially with New York missing Juan Soto and the Guardians bullpen showing some recent cracks. From there they move to Cincinnati, where JT Ginn and the Athletics face Brady Singer and the Reds, with both hosts leaning toward two ground ball pitchers keeping the total under in mild conditions, while an Athletics club missing Shea Langeliers and Brent Rooker adds to the case. The White Sox and Red Sox get a look next, with Davis Martin cooling off significantly since a hot start and Boston riding a long run as a road underdog after adding catcher Adley Rutschman at the trade deadline. The headline game of the night sends Tarik Skubal to the mound for his first start in a Dodgers uniform against Javier Assad and the Cubs, and the guys dig into lopsided betting splits on the under before landing on a first five innings approach given how unfamiliar Chicago hitters are with a new face in the division. The marquee slate wraps with Randy Vasquez and the Padres visiting Eduardo Rodriguez and a red hot Diamondbacks club, where sharp money on San Diego catches Uncle Dave's attention even as Munaf leans toward trusting Arizona's dominant home and road splits. Along the way the guys touch on the Pirates, Twins, Yankees, Rays and a Blue Jays team they both believe is quietly playing its way into relevance against a thin Houston rotation. The back half of the show pivots to football, where a full breakdown of the Green Bay Packers win total covers quarterback Jordan Love's up and down health history, lingering questions around Micah Parsons and Tucker Kraft on defense, and a rugged opening schedule that has both hosts leaning toward the under for the season. Before wrapping up, the guys share a promo code for fifty dollars off the rest of season MLB all access package, and close with best bets on the board, including a total in the Giants and Rangers game and a first five innings look between the Athletics and Reds. Whether you are following the MLB stretch run or getting an early jump on NFL win totals, this episode covers the full board with context, numbers, and a couple of strong opinions along the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Tonight's episode breaks down the full August 4 Major League Baseball slate, arriving just one day after the trade deadline reshaped rosters across the league, and Griffin Warner walks through every game on the board with lines, context, and a best bet to close the show. The night opens with the Los Angeles Angels visiting a retooled Baltimore Orioles club, where Cade Povich is favored over former Oriole Grayson Rodriguez, and a gutted Angels bullpen pushes interest toward the over on a total of eight and a half. From there the show turns to Washington's Zach Littell as a massive underdog against Jesus Luzardo and a Philadelphia Phillies defense that got reshuffled at nearly every position after the addition of Luis Arraez, with Bryson Stott sliding to third, Alec Bohm moving to first, and Bryce Harper returning to right field. Griffin explains why he thinks that defense has gotten worse and why the over at nine holds appeal. The Mets, fresh off selling into a lost season, send Sean Manaea to face Joey Cantillo and a Cleveland Guardians club still fighting for a playoff spot, and a shorthanded Mets lineup pushes Griffin toward the under. The Athletics and Reds, both sellers at the deadline, get an over lean given how thin both pitching staffs look right now, and a Cardinals Yankees matchup missing Aaron Judge from New York's lineup gets an honest look at the total despite a small ballpark number. The Marlins draw interest against a Braves team Griffin does not fully trust, the Pirates and Brewers matchup features a Jared Jones arm that has been outstanding since returning from elbow reconstruction, and Griffin leans the under alongside a first five innings under as well. Minnesota and Kansas City get an under lean built around two shaky offenses, and the Dodgers, continuing to add talent even after the deadline, get an underdog Cubs moneyline look at a huge price behind Javier Assad. The Giants and Rangers matchup draws attention to a run line play rather than a total, with Texas expected to draw money after being swept out of first place by Houston over the weekend, and the Blue Jays get the nod over the Astros with Toronto trusting its starting pitching more than a Houston lineup leaning heavily on Jeremy Pena and a scorching Yordan Alvarez. Freddy Peralta makes his Tampa Bay debut in one of the toughest parks in the sport for pitchers, and Griffin explains why the over still holds value in Colorado despite an inflated number, while the final game of the broadcast between the Tigers and Mariners features two of the better arms in baseball this season and projects as a tight, low scoring affair. The headline matchup of the night comes late, as San Diego travels to Arizona fresh off an aggressive buying spree at the deadline, and Griffin explains why he trusts the Diamondbacks and Eduardo Rodriguez more than a Padres club dealing with a shaky starter and mounting pressure to win now, landing on Arizona as his official best bet of the show. Along the way, Griffin shares a promo code good for fifty dollars off the rest of season all access package, and closes with a look back at a strong recent run of results heading into the stretch run of the season. Whether you are looking for a full slate breakdown, a single best bet, or context on how the trade deadline reshaped tonight's card, this episode covers every angle of the board before first pitch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Monday. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler open the month of August by reacting to the biggest move of trade deadline day before working through a full Monday baseball card and unveiling their next NFL win total on the Houston Texans. At 00:00 Munaf sets the stage for a busy trade deadline session, and at 01:53 the pair discusses Tarik Skubal moving from the Detroit Tigers to the Los Angeles Dodgers, a trade that pushed Los Angeles' World Series odds from roughly plus 175 down to plus 150. At 02:39 they preview the Nationals hosting the Phillies, where Trevor Williams starts opposite Aaron Nola just after Philadelphia added Luis Arraez to play second base, with Dave leaning toward the Nationals team total over three and a half runs given Nola's bloated recent numbers and Munaf backing the same direction with a strong seasonal over trend for Washington. At 06:37 they turn to the Cardinals visiting the Yankees, where Michael McGreevy faces Cam Schlittler, with both hosts leaning toward the under given New York's heavy favorite price and Schlittler's strong road splits. At 09:48 they cover the Pirates at the Brewers, with Bubba Chandler opposing Brandon Sproat, both hosts landing on the Pittsburgh team total over given Sproat's control issues. At 13:13 they preview the Dodgers at the Cubs, Justin Wrobleski against Matthew Boyd, with Dave taking Chicago at plus money and Munaf citing a profitable trend fading teams on the road the day after Sunday night baseball. At 16:30 they break down the Padres at the Diamondbacks, Michael King against Brandon Pfaadt, with Dave siding with Arizona at a cheap price while Munaf prefers San Diego given King's strong history against this opponent. At 20:17 they run through quick hits on the Giants at the Rangers, the Blue Jays at the Astros with Shane Bieber and Cristian Javier, and the Rays at the Rockies with Ian Seymour and Michael Lorenzen, flagging Colorado's hot home scoring trend. At 23:07 the conversation shifts to football, where Munaf and Dave unveil the Houston Texans win total of nine and a half, discussing a defense built around Will Anderson Jr., Danielle Hunter, Derek Stingley Jr., Reed Blankenship, and the returning Jadeveon Clowney, along with questions about the offensive line protecting C.J. Stroud and the additions of David Montgomery and Woody Marks in the backfield, ultimately landing on the over. At 31:41 Munaf shares a promo code for Pregame.com, RBI50, good for fifty dollars off the Major League Baseball second half all access package through the World Series. The episode closes at 33:03 with best bets, Dave taking the Washington Nationals team total over three and a half runs and Munaf going with the Rays and Rockies first five innings over six, wrapping a trade deadline day that reshaped several rosters and a season-opening look at one of the league's most anticipated teams heading into the fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices