by Brad Taylor
First published 2023
Sports gambling presents a challenge for ordinary people with jobs, families, and daily responsibilities. Professional gamblers work at this full time while regular folks juggle careers, children's activities, grocery runs, and evening television. Brad Taylor addresses this imbalance directly. He moved to Atlanta at nineteen to build a healthcare career and spent over twenty years in Georgia before shifting toward sports commentary. Taylor handicaps games daily and shares his picks on a platform where others can follow or reject his advice. His approach recognizes that most sports bettors treat gambling as supplementary income rather than primary work. As more states legalize sports betting, Taylor shows how average people can turn their sports knowledge and research abilities into profitable side income. He understands the constraints of balancing gambling research with career demands, family obligations, and life's distractions because he manages the same competing priorities himself.
Genres: business, self-help, sports, non-fiction
Vibes: fast-paced, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: real-life, underdog
Setting: Atlanta, Georgia
Period: 21st-century
255 pages · Paperback · Author's Way Publishing, The