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*Episode 59 | Harley Redlick*

Want to join the elite 1% who actually make money betting on sports? In this eye-opening episode, professional sports bettor Harley Redlick reveals the secrets of profitable betting that separate winners from losers. Learn why most sports books don't want winners, discover Harley's five by two commandments for success, and explore the complex world of sports betting from legal issues to taxation. Whether you're a seasoned bettor or just curious, this episode is your ticket to understanding how the top 1% approach the high-stakes game of sports betting.

Read more: Your Grey Matters Sports Betting Blog

Contact Harley Redlick:

Twitter: @sharpedgepicks

Segments:

• 00:00 Introduction to Harley Redlick
• 03:00 Defining sports betting and its popularity
• 07:00 The five by two commandments of successful betting
• 10:00 Legal vs illegal betting sites
• 15:00 Why sports books limit winners
• 21:00 The Osgoode Gaming Law Certificate
• 26:00 Crypto in sports betting
• 27:00 Taxation of gambling winnings in Canada
• 30:00 The economics of professional sports
• 32:00 Impact of gambling ads on youth
• 37:00 Toronto sports teams and championship droughts

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