Football season is rolling, basketball is already getting weird, and club soccer is finally back.

Adam Moore and Tony Piraro kick off this week’s Cash or Crash with their NFL bets for the weekend before heading back to the Fantasy Minute for Tony’s latest players and plays to target.

Then the conversation turns to College Football before a surprising coaching departure at Oregon sends the guys down a college basketball rabbit hole.

Which leads to a simple question: With Nike and Under Armour behind them, why aren't Oregon and Maryland basketball powerhouses?

Adam and Tony break down why two schools with massive apparel brands in their corners should have every opportunity to become major players in college basketball - and what they think is missing.

Finally, club soccer is back, which means the international break is over and there are actual matches to bet again. The guys give their soccer plays for the weekend and look for some opportunities across the European leagues.

Sometimes you can be right about almost everything…and still lose.

Adam Moore and Tony Piraro kick off this week’s Cash or Crash with a painful lesson every bettor eventually learns: parlays will break your heart.

The picks were good. The bets were hitting. But one game managed to destroy the parlays and turn what could have been a huge weekend into another reminder of why stacking bets together can be dangerous.

Then it’s on to College Football, where Tony has some receipts to cash. His Oregon Ducks are cruising, while Ole Miss finally took the loss Tony had been predicting. Naturally, Tony handles being right with his usual humility.

From there, Adam and Tony turn their attention to the upcoming weekend, breaking down the NFL and College Football games they like and looking for the spots worth putting some money on.

And just when you think you know where the show is headed, the guys get a surprise call from a famous soccer player.

Will they Cash… or will they Crash?

Three weeks in and it might be time to stop overreacting.

Adam Moore and Tony Piraro are back for another Cash or Crash, starting with the growing list of NFL quarterback injuries and what they mean for the betting board.

The guys also talk recency bias. After a couple weeks of football, are we putting too much stock into what we just watched? Some teams that had us fooled early are starting to come back to exactly who we thought they were—and that can create opportunities for bettors willing to look past last week’s results.

Then it’s time for the Fantasy Minute, and Tony might need to start charging for this thing. Adam is officially a back-to-back DraftKings champ after riding Tony’s player recommendations, so Tony is back with another batch of fantasy plays for this weekend.

In College Football, the guys talk Ole Miss, why Adam thinks the Rebels deserve to be ranked even higher, and why Tony thinks that ranking conversation might not matter after this weekend.

Finally, they head to the pitch to talk soccer betting during international breaks and why the MLS can offer some interesting opportunities when the rest of the soccer world slows down.

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What a difference a week makes.

Last week, Tony was nervously ripping cigarettes while making his picks. This week? The cigarettes are gone and the victory cigar is lit. The Bears are 1-0, and Tony is celebrating accordingly.

Adam and Tony start Episode 3 of Cash or Crash by putting last week’s NFL bets under the microscope. What cashed? What crashed? The guys own their wins and losses before turning the page and breaking down the NFL games and betting plays they like this week.

Then it’s time for the Fantasy Minute, which was absolutely on fire last week. Tony is back with another round of starts, sits, and players he thinks can give your fantasy lineup an edge.

The guys also touch on the College Football slate, talk soccer, and find a few more places where they think there’s money to be made this weekend.

Last week: nervous cigarettes.

This week: victory cigar.

Being 1-0 has never looked so classy.

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It’s only Episode 2 and apparently it’s cigarette time already.

Adam Moore and Tony Piraro are back for a loaded episode of Cash or Crash, starting with NFL Week 1. The guys break down the opening slate, give their picks and betting angles, and try to figure out where the money is this weekend.

Then it’s Fantasy Football Start ’Em or Sit ’Em as Tony gives his take on who deserves a spot in your Week 1 lineup, and who should stay firmly planted on the bench.

They head across the pond for soccer, including Champions League action, betting strategy, and the matches they have their eyes on before jumping back stateside for College Football picks and plays.

Meanwhile, just hearing the name Chicago Bears apparently gets to Tony, who manages to light up three cigarettes during the episode.

Three cigarettes. One podcast. A whole lot of bets.

The picks are in. The bankroll is on the line.

Will they Cash… or will they Crash?

Welcome to the very first episode of Cash or Crash, the sports betting podcast where the picks are made, the bets are placed, and the receipts will be kept.

Hosts Adam Moore and Tony Piraro kick things off by sharing how they met, the story behind the podcast, and their backgrounds working in the worlds of sports and entertainment.

Then it’s time to get down to business.

With the NFL season here, Adam and Tony make their picks for every NFL division winner and reveal their Super Bowl matchups. Who are they riding with? Where do they disagree? And which predictions are going to look genius, or completely ridiculous, by the end of the season?

The guys also head across the pond to break down their soccer betting strategy, including how they approach the beautiful game differently when there’s money on the line.

The picks are officially on the record.

Will they Cash… or will they Crash?

Follow the show and come back each week for picks, betting strategies, bad beats, victory laps, and plenty of arguments along the way.

Cash or Crash: Episode 1. Let’s ride.