Bettor Thinking
Bettor Thinking
Podcast Description
Bettor Thinking isn’t just another sports betting podcast—it’s your masterclass in decision-making excellence. Join host John ”Statsational” Alesia as he explores the fascinating intersection of sports betting, behavioral psychology, and analytical thinking through conversations with an elite roster of guests including Wall Street quants, professional bettors, behavioral economists, and industry innovators.
Each episode delivers actionable insights that go beyond basic betting advice, diving deep into the mental models, analytical frameworks, and decision-making processes that separate successful bettors from the crowd. Whether you’re a seasoned sharp or new to sports betting, you’ll learn how to think better to bet smarter.
Powered by the Sharp App, Bettor Thinking brings you the tools, strategies, and wisdom needed to make more informed betting decisions. From understanding cognitive biases to mastering probability concepts, this is where sharp minds meet sharp lines.
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The podcast focuses on sports betting principles, behavioral economics, and risk management, with episodes exploring topics such as decision-making processes, the impact of AI on trading and betting, and innovative betting models from guests like Adam Robinson and Seth from BTB Analytics.
Bettor Thinking isn’t just another sports betting podcast—it’s your masterclass in decision-making excellence. Join host John ”Statsational” Alesia as he explores the fascinating intersection of sports betting, behavioral psychology, and analytical thinking through conversations with an elite roster of guests including Wall Street quants, professional bettors, behavioral economists, and industry innovators.
Each episode delivers actionable insights that go beyond basic betting advice, diving deep into the mental models, analytical frameworks, and decision-making processes that separate successful bettors from the crowd. Whether you’re a seasoned sharp or new to sports betting, you’ll learn how to think better to bet smarter.
Powered by the Sharp App, Bettor Thinking brings you the tools, strategies, and wisdom needed to make more informed betting decisions. From understanding cognitive biases to mastering probability concepts, this is where sharp minds meet sharp lines.
Denise Shull, the real-life inspiration behind Wendy Rhoades on the hit show Billions, joins Bettor Thinking to revolutionize how you understand emotions in decision-making. As founder of The ReThink Group and author of “Market Mind Games,” Denise works with elite hedge fund managers and professional athletes to transform their relationship with feelings during high-pressure decisions.
In this paradigm-shifting conversation, Denise challenges conventional wisdom by revealing how properly understood emotions can be your greatest asset in trading and betting – not your weakness. She directly counters our previous guest Adam Robinson’s approach, arguing that intuition and emotional awareness are critical components of peak performance.
Key topics include:
• Why self-awareness is the #1 trait of successful traders
• How to build and maintain “psychological capital”
• Techniques to distinguish between intuition and fear
• The surprising truth about information overload
• Practical methods to prevent overtrading and tilt
Whether you’re a sports bettor, trader, poker player, or anyone who makes decisions under pressure, Denise’s revolutionary approach to performance psychology will transform your relationship with risk.
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Where betting meets behavioral science.
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