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Good Bets Good Times is the football betting show for all the weekend warriors and recreational degens who want to win a little more, lose a little less, and have a great damn time doing. Host Nate Tuttle isn't a Vegas insider — he's a longtime recreational sports bettor and student of the game who thinks hard about process, isn't trying to sell you a picks package, and just loves to talk ball. NFL and college football betting, bankroll management, and betting strategy that actually makes sense. New episodes weekly. Good bets. Good times. Cheers. 🍻
[Ep. 31] SEC Football Betting Preview 2026: Georgia to Three-Peat + Dark Horse
42 min
The SEC preview is here — nine conference games, a chip on the shoulder after three straight Big Ten titles, and a conference title race that's tighter than the odds suggest. Nate walks through the top five betting favorites to win the SEC, plus a dark horse play outside the top five, and rapid-fires every remaining team's win total and conference price. What we cover: Texas (+300) — why the schedule kills them and where we land on the 9.5 under Georgia (+320) — best roster, best continuity, best coach, and the play we already made Alabama (+850) — the QB battle, a 3.4 YPC run game, and five new O-line starters LSU (+850) — Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford and the brutal opening stretch Texas A&M (+850/+1000) — Marcel Reed, two new coordinators, and a rebuilt trench Oklahoma (+1300) — our dark horse flyer and why the market is sleeping on this defense Rapid fire: Ole Miss, Tennessee, Florida, Missouri, Auburn, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Arkansas Two bets on the board. Zero SEC win totals — and we explain why. Follow the show on X @ntsports22 for plays, prices, and rationale between episodes. Every bet tracked publicly on the Action Network app @ntsports22. Next week: the Big Ten. Cheers.
SEC Football Betting Preview 2026 | Conference Odds, Win Totals & Best Bets
42 min
SEC betting preview for the 2026 college football season. We break down conference championship odds, win totals, and where the actual value sits — including one full unit already on the board and a dark horse flyer at +1300. Nine conference games. Three straight Big Ten national titles. An SEC that wants its throne back. Let's talk some ball. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro — SEC Media Days, nine-game schedule, what's ahead 2:30 Texas Longhorns (+300) — win total 9.5, schedule breakdown 7:00 Georgia Bulldogs (+320) — THE BET, full unit 12:00 Alabama Crimson Tide (+850) — QB battle, run game concerns 17:00 LSU Tigers (+850) — Lane Kiffin year one 22:00 Texas A&M Aggies (+850) — Marcel Reed, new coordinators 27:00 Oklahoma Sooners (+1300) — DARK HORSE PLAY 32:00 Rapid fire: rest of the SEC 40:00 Recap + Big Ten next week 📊 BETS ON THE BOARD Georgia +320 to win the SEC — 1 unit Oklahoma +1300 to win the SEC — 0.5 unit 🔗 FOLLOW ALONG X: @ntsports22 Action Network: @ntsports22 Good Bets Good Times is the football betting show built for degens and weekend warriors who want to win a little more, lose a little less, and have a damn good time doing it. No touts. No insider nonsense. Just process. New episodes weekly. Next up: the Big Ten. #SECFootball #CollegeFootballBetting #SportsBetting #CFB #SECPreview #GeorgiaBulldogs #Oklahoma #SportsBettingPodcast
[Ep. 30] 2026 Big 12 Betting Preview: Win Totals, Futures & Best Bets
51 min
College football preview season rolls on at Good Bets Good Times, and this week we're diving into the chaos of the Big 12 — the Monster Energy Big 12, if you're nasty. Nate breaks down the top betting favorites to win the conference — Texas Tech, BYU, Utah, Kansas State, and Houston — plus a 30-to-1 dark horse worth a sprinkle and a rapid-fire run through the rest of the league. We dig into futures prices, win totals, and the schedule spots that actually matter: why Texas Tech at plus-100 is a live buy even after the Sorsby saga, where the real value sits in the Kansas State market, why the top-heavy favorites are all a pass at their number, and the TCU long shot Nate's betting on Jaden Craig to pop. Plus win-total plays on Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and a few leans we're still waiting on a better price to pull the trigger. No touts, no Vegas-insider nonsense. Just clear football betting talk for degens and weekend warriors who want to win a little more, lose a little less, and have a damn good time doing it. Next week: the Big Ten. Follow, rate, and review — we appreciate it. https://x.com/NTSports22 Instagram YouTube TikTok Cheers.
[Ep. 29] 2026 ACC Championship Betting Odds & Preview — Top 5 Contenders + Dark Horse
47 min
College football preview season kicks off on Good Bets Good Times, and we're opening with the ACC. Nate breaks down the top five betting favorites to win the conference — Miami, SMU, Louisville, Clemson, and Virginia — plus a dark horse worth a small sprinkle and a rapid-fire run through the rest of the league. We dig into futures prices, win totals, and schedule spots that actually matter: why the Miami favorite number is a pass, where the real value sits in the SMU and Louisville markets, whether Clemson is a brand-name price or a live buy, and the Virginia bet that's already on the card. Along the way, a quick lesson on why you can bet a team's under and their conference futures at the same time — median outcome vs. tail. No touts, no Vegas-insider nonsense. Just clear football betting talk for degens and weekend warriors who want to win a little more, lose a little less, and have a damn good time doing it. Next week: the Big 12. Follow, rate, and review — we appreciate it. https://x.com/NTSports22 Instagram YouTube TikTok Cheers.
NFL win totals are posted and the lines are already moving. On Episode 28 of Good Bets Good Times, I walk through the 5 NFL over/under win total bets I've locked in for the 2026 season — why I'm getting down this early, where the value is, and which numbers are already gone. This isn't a picks service. It's how I actually think through win totals: raw model line vs. market-adjusted line, hit probability, and finding the right price across 12+ books. The 5 bets on the board: Los Angeles Rams Philadelphia Eagles New York Jets Pittsburgh Steelers Buffalo Bills Plus the ones I'm still circling: Buccaneers, Falcons, Ravens under, Cowboys, Cardinals, and a Jaguars number that looks too good to be true. Why line shopping and getting in early actually wins you money over a full season — and the bets that already aren't available at the price I got. — New episodes drop every Wednesday. Subscribe so you don't miss the college football win totals episode next week. Track every bet I make: Action Network / Betstamp — @ntsports22 Follow on X & Instagram: @ntsports22 — #NFL #SportsBetting #NFLWinTotals #NFLBetting #OverUnder #BettingPodcast #NFLPicks #2026NFL
[Ep. 27] What Kind of Sports Bettor Are You? The 6 Tiers, Honestly
36 min
What kind of sports bettor are you actually — not what you tell the group chat, what you tell yourself when nobody's watching? In this episode of Good Bets Good Times, Nate breaks down the three main tiers every bettor falls into — the Weekend Warrior, the Recreational Sharp, and the Aspiring Pro — plus three sideways tiers that get less honest airtime: the Picks Buyer, the Degenerate, and the Problem Gambler. The pitch is simple: most of the noise in this space pushes you to climb some imaginary ladder toward pro status. For 99% of recreational bettors, that's the wrong goal. The right goal is knowing your tier, being honest about it, and being the best version of yourself within that lane. You'll get actionable steps for every tier — bankroll discipline and line chopping for the Weekend Warrior, CLV tracking and specialization for the Rec Sharp, and the brutal realities of what it actually takes to bet professionally (mid-six-figure bankrolls, getting limited at every book within weeks of winning, and watching sports stop being fun). Closes with five principles that apply no matter where you land: know your bankroll, line chop, don't chase, track everything, and only bet what you can afford to lose. Follow the show so you don't miss next week's episode — diving into NFL win totals with a bunch of leans Nate's been working on. Hit him up on X @ntsports22 and let him know what tier you're actually in. Cheers.
[Ep. 26] 2026 CFP National Championship Futures Market - Top Contenders and Where the Books Disagree
33 min
The 2026 College Football National Championship futures market has shifted a lot since opening lines dropped in January. Nate breaks down the top contenders, where the value sits, which teams are moving, and where the books can't agree on a price. In this episode: Top 5 contenders: Ohio State, Notre Dame, Oregon, Texas, Indiana Major movers: Miami climbing, Clemson and Alabama fading Honorable mentions worth watching: Georgia, LSU, Texas Tech The most important piece of betting advice you could ever receive. This isn't a picks service. It's a thinking framework for rec sharps, degens, and weekend warriors who want to win a little more and lose a little less. Follow @ntsports22 on X for live futures tracking between episodes. You can now watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@NTSports22 21+. Gamble responsibly. 1-800-GAMBLER.
[Ep. 25] Where the NFL Futures Market Moved — and Why the Draft Didn't Matter
25 min
Season 2 is here. We dig into the NFL futures market post-2026 Draft and ask the question nobody else is asking: did the draft actually move the betting market? The short answer might surprise you — 21 of 32 teams saw zero change in their Super Bowl odds during the draft window, and only one team had a verifiable, narrow-window market move (hint: it's the Giants). 🔗 All links: ntsports.bio Inside this episode: Why the NFL Draft barely moves Super Bowl futures — and what actually does The Giants story: the only team with a real draft-window odds shift The most underrated futures move of the offseason Why the Rams' draft grade got an F but their Super Bowl odds got shorter The contender fades nobody saw coming: Eagles, Lions, Packers NT Sports is a sports betting podcast for recreational bettors who want to think about the game like sharps without the ego. Just process, transparency, and good bets. 🎙️ New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe wherever you listen. 🔗 All links: ntsports.bio Follow on X: @ntsports22 Cheers 🍻
In this episode of Good Bets Good Times, Nate is joined by longtime friend and fellow football guy Jordan Viebranz to break down the NFL coaching carousel and preview Super Bowl LX. The guys discuss who they like to win the game, cover the spread, and where the betting value actually is heading into kickoff. They dig into Super Bowl best bets, favorite prop bets, and the players who could swing the game at the window. Jake Bobo anyone? The conversation also looks ahead to life after football season and how we'll spend our time in the offseason. If you’re betting the Super Bowl or just trying to figure out what to do now that football is almost over, this episode has you covered. If you’re enjoying the show, make sure to follow, rate, and review the podcast and share it with all your fellow football guys and gambling buddies. It helps more than you think. Follow all our bets on the Action Network App: ntsports22 Connect with NT Sports on all the social media platforms. X/Twitter Instagram Youtube TikTok Facebook ntsports.bio for all links Cheers.
New episode of Good Bets Good Times is live. We’re recapping the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and the NFL playoff slate, breaking down what actually mattered, what didn’t, and how the market reacted once the games kicked off. Some good reads, some lessons learned, and a look at how these games really played out versus expectations. I also get into the NFL coaching carousel, including what the Steelers future could look like, preview the upcoming playoff matchups, and talk through how I’m thinking about the board as we get closer to the end of football season. We wrap with a look at the college football national championship, how I’m viewing the matchup from a betting perspective, and a quick check in on the chaos that is early conference play in college basketball. Come hang and talk some ball. If you enjoy the show, don't forget to follow and drop a quick rating. It helps more than you think. Find all our socials and links at ntsports.bio .
In this episode of Good Bets Good Times, Nate breaks down the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and the NFL Wild Card Weekend through a betting lens. We dig into bowl season takeaways, market movement, key injuries, and the situational spots that matter most when the stakes are highest. This isn’t about forcing action or chasing headlines. It’s about understanding the why behind the numbers, knowing when to bet and when to pass, and keeping a disciplined approach during the most public betting weekend of the season. Built for recreational bettors who want clarity, context, and a better process. Grab a drink, lock in, and let’s talk some ball. Find all our social links at ntsports.bio Follow all of our bets on the Action App @ntsports22 Don't forget to follow, rate and leave a comment! Cheers.
Championship Weekend is here and I brought some backup. Antwuan Holt, aka CLT Best Bets, joins the show for the first ever guest episode. We run through the Good, the Bad, and the WTF?! from last weekend, then dive into every conference title game on the board. Sun Belt, CUSA, AAC, Mountain West, Big 12, MAC, SEC, Big Ten, ACC, it’s all in here. We finish with a handful of NFL plays we’ve already locked in plus a few leans worth watching. If you enjoy the episode, follow Antwuan on Instagram @CLTBestBets and get all his plays on Winible And as always, don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the show for more weekly breakdowns, and follow NT Sports on all the socials for daily sports betting content ntsports.bio Good Bets. Good Times. Cheers.
In this episode of Good Bets Good Times, Nate returns after a brief hiatus to recap the weekend's sports betting performance, focusing on college football and the NFL. He discusses his betting strategies, including the use of a rudimentary model to analyze games and make informed bets. The episode also previews upcoming college football and NFL games and highlights the best bets for the weekend, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decision-making in sports betting. ntsports.bio for all links and resources
In Episode 19 of Good Bets, Good Times , Nate Tuttle recaps last weekend’s college football and NFL action, then dives into this week’s slate. Matchups on deck include Texans vs 49ers, Steelers vs Packers on Sunday night, Buffalo vs Akron, Toledo at Washington State, and LSU vs Texas A&M. Plus a look at notable lines Nate is monitoring, a quick injury and market check, a few blacklist stay-aways, and the showstopper best bet reveal at the end. Grab a beverage and let’s talk ball. Cheers. Come hang out on the socials and follow along on the Action Network App. All links -> ntsports.bio
In this episode of Good Bets Good Times , host Nate Tuttle breaks down a wild weekend across college football and the NFL - from surprise upsets to lessons learned. Nate recaps what went right, what went sideways, and what it all means heading into NFL Week 6 and College Football Week 7 . He digs into key matchups, games he’s circling, and the ones he’s blacklisting. You’ll hear thoughts on: Why discipline beats “gut feeling” every weekend Oklahoma vs Texas and what the numbers really say Old Dominion @ Marshall, USC vs Michigan NFL matchups like Steelers vs Browns, Commanders vs Bears and the always-painful Jets situation And of course, the main event, the showstopper, the NT Sports Best Bet of the Football Weekend 👉 All links at ntsports.bio 🎧 Subscribe to Good Bets Good Times — good bets, good times, no tout nonsense. Keywords: sports betting podcast, college football picks, NFL bets, best bets, betting insights, sports gambling, betting strategy, football predictions, handicapping
Description Episode 17 of Good Bets Good Times . We recap last weekend’s college and NFL card with the Good, the Bad, the WTF?! Then we get into this week’s slate with our locked bets, games we’re circling, the blacklist, and the showstopper best bet. Locked In card right now CFB: Delaware ML vs WKU, Pitt −5.5 vs Boston College, UAB +7.5 vs Army, Cincinnati ML vs Iowa State, Florida State +5.5 at Miami NFL: Vikings ML vs Browns in London, Best Bet: Jets +3 vs Cowboys Logged earlier today: Rams–49ers Under 46.5 and 49ers +9 (closing line move covered) Circling. Duke at Cal, Jaguars +3.5 vs Chiefs, Patriots +8.5 at Bills, Saints ML at Giants Blacklist, watch only Vanderbilt at Alabama, Texas at Florida, Boise State at Notre Dame Follow the picks in real time on Action Network @ntsports22 . Clips and updates on X, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram @ntsports22 . All links: ntsports.bio If you’re enjoying the pod, subscribe, rate, and drop a quick review. Good bets, good times. Cheers.
Back-to-back winning weeks and we’re heating up. Quick recap of last weekend’s card, what we nailed, what punched us in the mouth, and what we learned. Then we fire on this week’s slate with numbers, matchup notes, and lines we already grabbed. College Football: ECU ML vs Army, Cincinnati +6.5 at Kansas, Arkansas +5.5 vs Notre Dame, Washington +13.5 vs Ohio State, LSU ML at Ole Miss, Toledo −21 vs Akron, Alabama +3.5 at Georgia. NFL: Packers −6.5 vs Cowboys, plus our showstopper Best Bet… Falcons +3 vs Commanders. We also run through our Blacklist games we refuse to touch, even if they’re appointment TV. If you want the rest of the adds, live looks, and any buybacks, follow along on Action app: ntsports22. Subscribe, rate, and drop a review if you’re riding with us. Tag along on socials for clips and mid-week adds. Bet smart, shop lines, and let’s keep stacking tickets. Good Bets. Good Times. All links: ntsports.bio
It’s Week 3 College Football and Week 2 NFL , and we’re breaking down everything you need to bet smarter this weekend. We start with a the Good, the Bad, the WTF?! from this past week’s bets (6–10, -5u… ouch), what we learned, and then dive into the plays we’ve already locked plus the leans we’re tracking for both CFB and NFL. This episode covers: CFB Week 3 bets: Tennessee +4.5 vs Georgia, Texas A&M +6.5 at Notre Dame, East Carolina -7.5 at Coastal, Duke +2.5 at Tulane, Georgia Tech +6.5 vs Clemson (Best Bet) NFL Week 2 bets: Jets +7 vs Bills, Panthers +7 at Cardinals, Eagles -1 at Chiefs Where we found closing line value and which games we’re circling as leans 👉 Full resources: ntsports.bio 👉 Track every wager in real time on Action Network: @ntsports22 👉 If you’re enjoying the pod, please rate and review — it helps more weekend warriors find us. Keywords: Week 3 college football picks, Week 2 NFL picks, football betting recap, best bets, underdog picks, line movement, power ratings Good Bets. Good Times. Let’s cash some tickets.
Football is officially back! We have five straight days of college football action and we’re breaking it all down. In this episode of Good Bets Good Times, Nate from NT Sports recaps The Good, The Bad, and the WFT from Week Zero College Football (Kansas cashes, Kansas State pain, chaos in Hawaii), then dives into a loaded Week One slate: ✅ Locked In: ECU vs NC State, Cincinnati vs Nebraska, San Jose State, Colorado, Alabama vs Florida State, TCU vs UNC 🦈 Circling: Michigan vs New Mexico, LSU vs Clemson, Auburn vs Baylor 🚫 The Blacklist: Texas vs Ohio State, Virginia Tech vs South Carolina, Notre Dame vs Miami 🤡 Main Event, No Doubter, Say It With Your Chest, Thor’s Hammer Nuclear Whale Play of the Week: Tennessee -13.5 vs Syracuse Whether you’re a weekend warrior or just here for the action, this episode gives you sharp numbers, market reads, and plenty of laughs along the way. 👉 Follow Nate’s bets in real time on the Action App (@NTSports22) All Links at ntsports.bio Good bets. Good times. Let’s cash some tickets.
Week 0 is here. We run through Saturday’s slate and how we’re attacking it, then hit our five golden rules so you don’t torch your bankroll in August. Bets, leans, and what actually matters once the ball’s in the air. Games covered: • Iowa State vs Kansas State in Dublin • Fresno State at Kansas • Sam Houston vs Western Kentucky • UNLV vs Idaho State • Stanford at Hawai‘i Our card and leans: • Bet locked: Kansas State -3 • Considering: Kansas -13.5 if the number holds • Watching for a buy: Sam Houston +10.5 if it pops again, pace could keep them inside the number • UNLV vs Idaho State: huge steam job, only lean would be dog or pass at +30.5 • Stanford at Hawai‘i: market flipped; likely pass unless +3 shows on Stanford We close with a quick refresh on the 5 rules that keep you alive all season: bankroll discipline, process over results, price over logo, shop multiple books, and track every play. Simple. Boring. It works. Links • All links and latest picks: https://ntsports.bio • Betting Library: books, pods, tools we actually use: https://ntsports.win/betting-library • NT Sports site: https://ntsports.win Support the show • Rate and review on Apple or Spotify. It helps more than you think. • Subscribe to In The Green for weekly picks and process notes. Grab the Beginner’s Playbook free when you subscribe via the link in bio. • Follow NT Sports on social: @NTsports22 on X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Responsible gaming This show is for information and entertainment. Bet responsibly. 21+ where legal.
