The Ultimate Super Bowl Prop Guide

The Action Network Sports Betting Podcast

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4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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It's the day we've all been waiting for! Host Matthew Freedman is joined by the undisputed king of prop bet value assessment Sean "Oddsmaker" Koerner, who's positively giddy to discuss all the best prop angles for Super Bowl 53. As a reminder: this epis.

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0:00.0	One two three breaks.
0:02.0	Down the middle of the field in is called.
0:07.0	Loose football.
0:10.0	Who's got it?
0:12.0	Down at the one yard line.
0:15.0	How about that?
0:18.0	That is the ultimate kibush.
0:20.0	And we are underway.
0:29.0	Hello everyone.
0:30.0	Welcome back to another episode of the Action Network NFL podcast.
0:33.4	I'm Matthew Friedman, the editor-in-chief of Fantasy Labs.
0:36.2	Oh boy, it is finally the week of the Super Bowl.
0:38.7	We've got two shows for you this week.
0:40.6	This episode, we're going to look at Super Bowl props next episode.
0:44.0	Chris Raybonne and I will break down the Super Bowl from a sports betting and
0:47.2	daily fantasy perspective. Be sure to check out that future episode. But let's get into this
0:51.6	episode, which by the way is sponsored by Audible and Mac Weldon.
0:55.7	It is one of my favorite times of the year.
0:57.7	It is Propopalooza joining me to break down his favorite props for the big game is the props master himself
1:04.8	Sean Corner the director of predictive analytics at the Action Network and one of the
1:09.1	top end-season fantasy pros rankers for the past half decade.
1:13.4	Sean, how is it going?
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