Best Sports Betting Twitter accounts for sports wagering enthusiasts
This list comprises oddsmakers, bettors, business experts, sports betting information sources, live movement reporters and more.
Ken Pomeroy — NCAA college basketball consensus Analyst. Pomeroy is the founder of a popular college basketball site along with statistical database, kenpom.com. You did it wrong, without seeing if your mounts complete.
Todd Fuhrman — A former oddsmaker in Caesars and co-founder of the”Bet the Board” podcast (NFL, CFB, hoops and golf). In addition, he leads”The Line” on SI.com and provides a unique oddsmaker’s view.
Haralabos Voulgaris — Renowned for his gambling prowess on the NBA,”Bob” is eloquent and opinionated because it pertains on pro hoops (profiled here by ESPN). Additionally, recently seen calling the NBA and MLB on their”integrity tax” crap.
David Purdum — As dialed-in to the sports gaming world. Purdum writes about gambling for ESPN Chalk, offers Vegas insights and long-form stories about the gaming world. Also a nice man.
Jeff Sherman — The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook manager is much more than just golf chances. He places updated and game futures chances as the book releases them and shares worthwhile stories and scenes (and lots and lots of Golden Knights material) directly from the heart of Vegas.
Jimmy Vaccaro — Vaccaro has been managing Las Vegas sportsbooks because (roughly) your father had been flying around attempting to satisfy your mom. That’s 1976. Presently the Manager of Sports Book Marketing in South Point Hotel, the Pittsburgh native will keep you current on South Point action but more broadly, he’s basically an ambassador for the sports gambling industry. Plus if you trace him Twitter you eventually become one of his”children”
VegasPointBlank — Veteran sports bettor Dave Malinsky eyes that the gambling boards from”point blank range.” He offers quick statistics and data updates covering wide range of professional and collegiate sports. (May Dave rest in peace.)
Warren Sharp — Sharp is a NFL specialist who has crafted his own predictive NFL analytics and data that is researched. Plenty of information that is useful, specific. If you’re not familiar, you have probably heard or seen his job before at ESPN, FOX Sports, VSiN, WSJ and many others.
Roxy Roxborough — He doesn’t tweet much but if he does it’s worth listening. He’s a major gaming and Las Vegas innovator, founder of Las Vegas Sports Consultants, also considered among the gaming sector’s most influential figures.
