A brisk NBA betting preview that puts the numbers before the narrative.
The Ringer Gambling Show's Friday edition moves at a clipped pace through an NBA betting preview with Cousin Sal, Raheem Palmer, and Anthony DeBundo.

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Cousin Sal and rotating Ringer co-hosts handicap NBA, college hoops, and golf betting lines daily.
The Ringer Gambling Show turns live sports conversation into a running betting card, with NBA, college basketball, golf, and MLB all moving through the same loose table talk. The panel mixes number-driven reads with personal losses, jokes, and quick pivots back to the wager.
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The Ringer Gambling Show is a panel-format podcast from The Ringer built around sports betting handicapping rather than general sports commentary. It is hosted by a rotating cast of Ringer staffers, most frequently Cousin Sal, Raheem Palmer, Joe House, Anthony DeBundo, and Tate Frazier, with Bill Simmons referenced periodically for his own betting takes and FanDuel specials. The typical format has two or three hosts working through a day's game slate, calling out specific point spreads, money lines, player props, and same-game parlays, often sponsored by FanDuel. NBA content is the dominant thread, covering play-in and playoff seeding, injury-driven line movement, and player props tied to figures like LeBron James, Jason Tatum, and Cooper Flagg. The show also regularly covers college basketball national championship futures and NCAA tournament seeding, golf tournaments including the Masters and PGA Tour events, and occasional segments on the World Baseball Classic, NFL roster and salary-cap news, and boxing odds. Hosts disclose and revisit their own personal bets, giving episodes a running record of picks rather than purely speculative talk. The tone combines model-based reasoning and injury-report analysis with loosely structured, comedic banter about the hosts' personal lives and sports culture. Episodes are released on a near-daily cadence tied to the live sports calendar, so content skews toward same-week or same-day betting relevance rather than long-form retrospective analysis. The show is best suited to listeners who want actionable betting lines alongside conversational sports talk, rather than listeners seeking neutral game recaps without a wagering angle.
Made for: Sports bettors and NBA or college basketball fans who want daily point-spread, player-prop, and futures analysis alongside casual panel banter.
What sets it apart: Unlike single-host betting shows, it rotates a panel of Ringer staffers who track and disclose their own bets over time while mixing data-driven picks with comedic asides across NBA, college hoops, golf, and other sports in the same episode.
Welcome to the new-look Ringer Gambling Show! Hosts Cousin Sal, Joe House, John Jastremski, Raheem Palmer, Anthony Dabbundo, and Danny Heifetz bring you sharp betting insights, entertaining debates, and plenty of action across the sports world. From the NFL to college football to the NBA and more, catch us live on YouTube Monday through Friday, plus in your podcast feed anytime.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sharp disagreement, model-based totals, and close attention to changing odds make sports betting decisions easier to follow.
The Ringer Gambling Show treats the sports calendar as a board to be argued over, with Cousin Sal, Raheem Palmer, Anthony Dabbundo, and Tate Frazier testing prices against injuries, form, and late-breaking context.
A two-foot Rory putt gets replayed like evidence; your betting slip receives the same scrutiny.
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A brisk NBA betting preview that puts the numbers before the narrative.
The Ringer Gambling Show's Friday edition moves at a clipped pace through an NBA betting preview with Cousin Sal, Raheem Palmer, and Anthony DeBundo.
A loose, sharp betting-table hang centered on Clippers-Warriors.
This episode opens in a post-play-in groove and settles into what this show does well: NBA angles, tax-season jokes, and a quick back-and-forth between House and Tabundo.
CBS misses Rory's finish, then the show turns Suns-Trail Blazers into a clear betting-board argument.
The episode starts with CBS missing Rory McIlroy's key shots on 18 and skipping the final putt, which gives the opening stretch its cleanest tension.
A quick Friday betting check-in with Masters chatter and late-season NBA angles.
The Ringer Gambling Show spends its Friday hour on Masters chatter and the closing stretch of the NBA regular season, with the play-in set to begin Tuesday.
Masters-week betting chat that keeps Augusta talk, app icon jokes, and a running Mike Weir bit moving at a good clip.
The Ringer Gambling Show stays on Masters Week, with Sal, House, and DeBundo also making room for NBA playoffs talk and the Major League Baseball plays of the day while House checks in from a hotel in Orlando. The pace is the main draw.
A championship recap that turns late-game spread drama into the main event.
Michigan's title-game win gives Tate Frazier and Anthony a clean setup for what the show handles best: taking a championship and stripping it down to the betting-room fallout.
Bracket talk, coaching chatter, and Vegas plans in a familiar betting-table rhythm.
The Tuesday Ringer Gambling Show moves quickly from March Madness sweat to the wider college hoops conversation. Tate Frazier and Anthony "The Bundo" Reali count down to the Sweet 16, check bracket status, and set up the Vegas stop at the Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club with Cousin…
Loose, lively betting talk that keeps circling back to the numbers.
Friday’s Ringer Gambling Show starts rough, then settles into the kind of loose table talk that makes a long shot feel worth hearing out. Sal, Raheem Palmer, and Anthony Dabundo move from Friday the 13th and Raheem’s collision into international baseball, conference tournaments,…




College prospects before the dynasty market moves.


The Ringer Gambling Show breaks down the NBA play-in and first-round series with Cousin Sal, Raheem Palmer, and Anthony DeBundo on a Friday preview episode.
Cousin Sal, Joe House, and Anthony Dabundo open with the Heat-Hornets play-in game, where House says LaMelo Ball's play on Miami's key player had no consequences and Sal argues Charlotte 'invited Miami to beat them about 50 different times.' The episode also spends time on Amazon's play-in broadcast problems, including a two-minute blackout, out-of-sync audio and video, and a chain-award segment that replaced basketball coverage.
CBS botched Rory's finish.
Friday gets busy fast.
Masters Week grabs the room right away.
Michigan won ugly.
The Ringer Gambling Show Monday edition opens with Cousin Sal, Anthony Dabundo, and Tate Frazier previewing the end of college basketball, including Dan Hurley versus Dusty May in the championship game.
Cousin Sal opens The Ringer Gambling Show with Raheem Palmer and Anthony de Bundo and tees up a Friday episode built around the Final Four, NBA betting, plays of the day, Ticket Takers, and a draft of favorite fours in history.
The hosts discuss recent NBA events, including a controversial Wizards prank and the Atlanta Hawks' strong performance, while promoting FanDuel for the postseason.
Cousin Sal opens The Ringer Gambling Show’s April Fool’s edition with Joe House and Anthony DeBundo, then lays out March Madness, Major League Baseball, NBA, the Valero Texas Open, and plays of the day.
Tate Frazier opens The Ringer Gambling Show’s Tuesday edition by saying the NCAA tournament madness continues and the Final Four is now set.
Hosts discuss sports betting, including a Duke-UConn game and NBA matchups, with sponsor FanDuel.
The hosts discuss recent college basketball games and provide betting insights, with a focus on the Houston-Illinois matchup.
The Ringer Gambling Show opens with Tate Frazier and Joe House revisiting North Carolina’s cautious approach after the March Madness field was set.
The hosts discuss sports betting picks for March Madness and MLB opening day, with banter about car trouble.
March Madness takes over the Tuesday table.
The hosts discuss March Madness betting, including tournament results and upcoming games.
Hosts discuss March Madness betting strategies, including live betting in overtime, and preview upcoming games.
Hosts preview March Madness college basketball games and share betting picks, with sponsor FanDuel.
Hosts Cousin Sal and Joe House discuss the excitement of March Madness and other sports betting opportunities.
Hosts preview March Madness, discuss bracket strategies, and promote sports betting with FanDuel.
The hosts discuss the NCAA tournament bracket and betting opportunities, with sponsor messages.
Friday the 13th opens with bad luck, then gets better because Raheem is back on the mic.
Raheem says this stretch is a fun one.
Hosts discuss NFL win totals, a failed Max Crosby trade, and Bam Adebayo's historic scoring night, all from a betting perspective.
Hosts preview college basketball conference tournaments and provide betting picks.
A daily sports betting show covering NFL, NBA, college basketball, and more with expert analysis and picks.
Hosts discuss NBA, college basketball, and World Baseball Classic betting picks, with a new segment 'Ticket Takers' and a FanDuel sponsorship.
A sports betting show discussing NBA and NFL betting lines, with hosts providing insights and best bets.
Apple cinnamon jam starts the hour.
Hosts discuss college basketball betting and March Madness, with sponsor messages.
All right, Monday gambling.
Sal opens with trophy trouble.
Hosts Tate Frazier and Raheem Palmer recap NBA games and preview upcoming college basketball action, offering betting insights.
Sal misses curling already.
House and Tate finally get paired up, which is dangerous because both guys can turn any room into a golf room.
The hosts discuss Super Bowl betting picks, NFL props, and interview legendary running backs.
Hosts preview Super Bowl 60 with betting insights and banter.
The hosts preview NFL championship weekend, discussing betting lines, props, and recent games.
A sports betting show recapping the NFL divisional round and previewing Championship Sunday.