Follow The Money | April 2, 2026 | Hour 3

In Hour 3 of 'Follow the Money' on VSiN Best Bets, hosts Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard dive deep into the final stretch of the NBA season, college basketball's Women's Final Four, and international soccer, with insights from guests Doug Kazarian and Steve Wiss. The discussion centers on key betting angles, including UConn’s underdog status despite their dominance, the impact of Anthony Edwards’ absence on the Timberwolves, and the strategic implications of Wemby’s injury on the Clippers-Spurs game. The hosts analyze how odds shift due to injuries, seeding dynamics, and team motivation, especially as teams near playoff qualification or the lottery. In soccer, Steve Wiss offers unique props on the FA Cup, including corner counts and goal markets, highlighting underdog potential and tactical nuances. The episode concludes with a flurry of live betting picks across sports, emphasizing momentum, team health, and psychological factors in high-stakes matchups. Key takeaways include: (1) Injuries like Edwards’ absence can dramatically shift spreads, creating value; (2) UConn’s underdog status is a strategic bettor’s opportunity despite their pedigree; (3) In the NBA, teams with strong offensive firepower and defensive vulnerabilities (like the Lakers vs. Thunder) present high-risk, high-reward plays; (4) In soccer, props like corners and goal markets offer edge when teams are mismatched in style or motivation; (5) The final weeks of the season are prime for betting on teams with nothing to lose or everything to gain. The overall sentiment is optimistic and energetic, reflecting confidence in data-driven, contrarian betting strategies.