Mike Seely is an Associate Editor at Better Collective, US Bets, and Sports Handle. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on professional sports including basketball and football, while also exploring themes related to academia. Mike's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Seattle Times, Miami New Times, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Mike Seely's articles predominantly cover sports and gambling, often focusing on betting odds and related legal and regulatory issues. He frequently includes expert commentary, government announcements, event coverage, and data citations in his pieces. Thus, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique insights into the analysis of betting odds or offer expertise in sports-related legal matters.
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Life hasn't been kind to Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler lately.
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NBA Load Management Presents Challenges for Oddsmakers
When you've got a bet on a horse that's leading by five lengths with half a furlong left in any race, you have to feel supremely confident about your wager.
By: Mike Seely
When you've got a bet on a horse that's leading by five lengths with half a furlong left in any race, you have to feel supremely confident about your wager.
Bronny-Ohtani Props Elicit Mixed Reactions From Sportsbooks
LeBron James and his son, Bronny, checked in together during the second quarter of the Lakers ' Tuesday-night opener against the Timberwolves and
By: Mike Seely
As the Massachusetts Gaming Commission considered what to do about a pair of golf betting scofflaws, an influential feline piped up.
The battle between winning bettors and oddsmakers is as old as betting itself, but it's taken a modern twist in the mobile era.
By: Mike Seely
Mike Seely, Action Network The chicken and the egg. The tortoise and the hare. David and Goliath. Some parables stand the test of time.
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