Jan 6, 2022
ZenSports, the mobile sports betting and gaming app that offers consumers more choices and a better design than any other platform, has launched its newly rebranded ZenSports Podcast Network today to provide sports betting, gaming, and crypto enthusiasts with weekly insights and interviews in an entertaining way.
Previously, the company just had one podcast focused on sports betting news called the Ball and Chain podcast. Ball and Chain was hosted by ZenSports co-founder and CEO Mark Thomas. The main content of the Ball and Chain podcast will turn into a new podcast called Betting Matters, with Thomas still hosting that. And then three additional podcasts have been added to the ZenSports Podcast Network: Nothing But Locks, ESports Forever, and Fast Crypto.
Additional details of the four new shows that have launched on the ZenSports Podcast Network today:
The betting industry is booming. Betting products are being legalized and transformed faster than ever before, thanks to the changing attitudes around gaming and the demand from Millennials, Gen Y, and Gen Z to be able to spend their money how they see fit. In the Betting Matters podcast, ZenSports co-founder and CEO Mark Thomas talks with betting industry leaders and consumers about their vision for gaming and why betting matters for our future.
Should you lay the points with the home favorite? Or take a chance with the road underdog? Are you leaning more towards the over? Or is your gut telling you to lock in the under? Nothing But Locks is the ultimate sports betting weekly podcast that gets you ready for a weekend filled with covers, upsets, and, hopefully, no bad beats so you can cash in your winning ticket. Hosted by Ally Mielnicki of ZenSports, tune in every Friday to get your best bets locked in.
Esports is moving fast, but where will it end up? In The Future of Esports Podcast, we look at Esports from an evolutionary perspective, exploring the innovation taking place right before our eyes. Join us as we interview publishers, players, and everyone in between to best understand the future of the Esports industry.
Crypto is a rapidly changing and volatile industry. One day you're up 1000x and then you're down 90%. In order to stay on top of the game, you need to keep up with the latest trends and allocate accordingly. Come and listen to my rants, chats, and tutorials on the crypto space so you're not left holding the bag.
All four of these podcasts launch today and are available on major podcast networks such as Spotify, iTunes, and Google Podcasts. Listeners can also listen and subscribe by heading to the ZenSports Podcast Network website.
The ZenSports app is available for download in both the App Store (iOS) and the ZenSports website (Android and Mobile Web), and is headquartered in Miami, Florida.
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