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THE WINDOW: Sports Betting PodcastAuthor: 4Five Productions
The Window is a sports betting podcast hosted and produced by experienced betting analyst, Matt Russell. Matt dives deep into the NFL, NCAA sports, and the NHL, as well as March Madness, NBA Playoffs and Golfs major championships. With extensive experience in the sports betting content space, Matts also a 2-time cash winner in the Las Vegas Supercontest, who believes in responsible gaming as a form of recreation. He celebrates and commiserates betting results with good humor. Join him and various guests here each week, and follow him on X: @mrussauthentic Language: en Genres: Sports Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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GHOSTS E’LX’ORCISED (2.9.26): Sam Darnold and the Seahawks win Super Bowl LX, but THE WINDOW Panes do just fine anyway
Episode 31
Monday, 9 February, 2026
In this week’s episode of THE WINDOW: Sports betting podcast, Matt Russell (@mrussauthentic) is joined by friend of THE WINDOW, Sheldon Alexander (@ShelAlexander) to look back at Super Bowl LX between the Seahawks and Patriots. The Seahawks win the championship convincingly, but Matt and Sheldon dig in to what did and didn’t happen in a “boring” first half and why some plays quietly went Sam Darnold’s way, and why Kenneth Walker cashed MVP tickets for THE WINDOW Panes because of what he did in that first half. Then the boys discuss Bad Bunny’s halftime show — despite neither being fans of the artist, they respect the art.Maybe you missed it:Super Bowl LX Preview (Part I): The side, total, and MVP for Seahawks-PatriotsSuper Bowl LX Preview (Part II): Player props for Seahawks-PatriotsSuper Bowl Preview PodcastCollege basketball betting: Intro to “The Quicks”College basketball betting: “The Quicks” for Saturday, February 7thCollege basketball betting: “The Quicks” for Sunday, February 8thCollege basketball betting: “The Quicks” for Monday, February 9thNHL Daily Moneyline Market TrackerThen Matt and Sheldon dig into the second half, where the props really started to heat up, including a +6 unit/3-bet winner on one play with the Mac Hollins touchdown. Plus, why no singular defensive player could really make a case for MVP, especially because of a ruling on the game-sealing defensive touchdown. The guys put a wrap on the year by wondering what matchup would have made for a better Super Bowl, and how little it takes for things to swing in an NFL that season consistently came down to one play. Lastly, Matt began “The Quicks” on Saturday, with an epic 81-game micro-betting card for college basketball, so he caps off the pod by looking back at the first big weekend for hoops betting and examples of what can be learned by paying closer attention thanks to a small bet on so many games. It’s time to head to THE WINDOW, let’s go!
