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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on June 7, 2026

Recorded live at Smart Bash 2026, Pete Ling is joined by Phil Smith, Jeevan Jeyaratnam and Varun Sudhakar to explore one of the biggest challenges facing profitable bettors today: not finding value, but actually getting money down.The panel discusses how AI driven risk management, affordability checks and increasingly sophisticated customer profiling have changed the betting landscape. Topics include account longevity, timing of bets, market selection, exchange betting, accumulators, player props and the practical realities of avoiding restrictions while still maximising value.Drawing on experience from both sides of the industry, the conversation offers actionable insights for bettors looking to improve their returns, preserve access to bookmakers and make more from the edges they already have.Key topics:Why finding value alone is no longer enough, and how to make sure you can actually get meaningful stakes on your best betsWhat modern bookmakers are really looking for when profiling customers, and how AI is changing the way winning bettors are identifiedPractical ways to improve account longevity and reduce the risk of restrictions, affordability checks and stake reductionsHow accumulators, player props and other market types can help serious bettors maximise opportunities and stay under the radarWhy the timing of your bets can be just as important as the selection itself, and how to avoid common execution mistakesHow betting exchanges can provide greater flexibility, better scalability and an alternative route when bookmaker limits become an issueActionable advice for £50 to £100 stake bettors looking to increase profits, preserve accounts and build a more sustainable betting operationSupport The PodcastYou can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook. Get 150 days commission free via this link: https://welcome.matchbook.com/SBC150Resources & MentionsPhil on Twitter(X): https://x.com/philbettingJeevan: https://x.com/JeevesOddsVarun: https://x.com/svarun91Smart Betting Club: https://smartbettingclub.com/Key Quotes"Finding value has become much more democratised. Getting your money down is now 50% of the problem, if not more. The real challenge these days is execution."Varun"Every Monday morning I'll be at my desk looking at my deposits for the week and making sure I don't go over £500 per week because the affordability check will tend to trigger if you're depositing five grand a month."Phil"It's about not what wins, but what wins you the most."Pete"I've realised that I need to spread the staking across various different accounts. When I do it on one or two accounts, that's when the affordability check triggers."Phil"We're seeing algorithmic AI solutions that will do this job much faster, much better and at a greater scale than human traders can do."Jeevan"You can prime an account, but AI will pick up your bet as soon as you put the good bet on."Jeevan"You can have the biggest edge in Romanian tennis, but if you can't get down, it just doesn't matter."Varun"If you value the account, you've got to be very careful betting on niche markets where there's little liquidity."Jeevan"The worst thing that you can do is keep getting accounts locked with big cash balances in. You don't know when you're going to get paid out. It's just a nightmare."Phil

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The latest highlights from the journal are set to give confidence when trying something new. In this podcast for the June 2026 issue of Practical Neurology, co-editors Phil Smith and Geraint Fuller bring a distillation of the wisdom found in the journal's pages. They explain the crucial role of a Zeitgeber for healthy sleep cycles, question the involvement of drugs like SSRIs in seizures, and share a transatlantic follow-up to the ABN myasthenia gravis guidelines which provides an approach to optimising over all patient well-being.  There's also a guide to recent treatment of Parkinson's using foslevodopa-foscarbidopa infusion, also known as Produodopa. Then the editors explore the structure of the retina while touching on optic neuritis, and finish with limb-shaking transient ischaemic attacks, an early warning signal for stroke. Listen to the very end for some editorial insight into practical uses for the podcast itself! Read the issue: https://pn.bmj.com/content/26/3/205 Please subscribe to the Practical Neurology podcast on your favourite platform to get the latest podcast every month. If you enjoy our podcast, you can leave us a review or a comment on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/3vVPClm) or Spotify (https://spoti.fi/4baxjsQ). We'd love to hear your feedback on social media - @PracticalNeurol. Production and editing by Brian O'Toole. Thank you for listening. 

Pastor Phil preaches that Christ the Son, as our High Priest who is “perfect forever,” offers us the hope of always being able to come into God's presence.

Our very first - and maybe last show - at the Fire Station is now officially in the bag. What a season it was, and we simply had to celebrate it with yourselves at the Fire Station in the heart of Sunderland. Graham, Pete, Ian and Alex were delighted to be joined by former Sunderland promotion winner Carlos Edwards, the Sunderland Echo's Phil Smith and James Copley for a solid two and a bit hours to go through Regis Le Bris' phenomenal 2025/26 season the night before our monumental Europa League clinching win over Chelsea. Just incredible! Enjoyed the episode? Tough, we want you to unsubscribe immediately - or just follow us at @WTFSunlunPod, if you have to (You can subscribe via your favourite podcast app, if you really have to.) #SAFC #EPL #EuropaLeague

Stephen and Gareth are back (we'd say for the last time this season but who knows while we're still in this bubble) and they round off that weekend. How has it got this and how nice it that to be framed in a positive way? Phil Smith from the Sunderland Echo joins. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the latest episode of The Roar Podcast, James Copley, Jason Jones and Phil Smith look back on an extraordinary Sunderland campaign after the Black Cats secured Europa League qualification at the end of a remarkable Premier League season.

On The House, Louis Collins considers the motivations that may lie behind governing-side members' bills; and Phil Smith considers the political version of Newton's Third law of Motion – chamber blowback.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Phil Smith and James Copley look ahead to Sunderland's final game of the Premier League season, with the Black Cats hosting Chelsea at the Stadium of Light and still in with a chance of qualifying for Europe.

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on May 17, 2026

Jiunta is joined by Phil Smith for a deep dive into the gap between nutrition research and real-world coaching. The guys break down caffeine timing, nicotine use, pre-workout culture, supplement industry shortcuts and more.  https://www.instagram.com/altrd_hp/ PSL1 Registration Is Now Live! Sign Up At: https://www.pre-script.com/psl1 FREE Coach's Field Guide: https://www.pre-script.com/coachs-field-guide Spoken Nutrition: 15% Off Your Order! www.spokennutrition.com/RXD We've got a new sponsor! Marek Health is a health optimization company that offers advanced blood testing, health coaching, and expert medical oversight. Our services can help you enhance your lifestyle, nutrition, and supplementation to medical treatment and care. https://marekhealth.com/rxd Code RXD Don't miss the release of our newest educational community - The Pre-Script ® Collective! Join the community today at www.pre-script.com. For other strength training, health, and injury prevention resources, check out our website, YouTube channel, and Instagram. For more episodes, subscribe and tune in to our podcast. Also, make sure to sign up to our mailing list at www.pre-script.com to get the first updates on new programming releases. You can also follow Dr. Jordan Shallow and Dr. Jordan Jiunta on Instagram! Dr. Jordan Shallow: https://www.instagram.com/the_muscle_doc/ Dr. Jordan Jiunta: https://www.instagram.com/redwiteandjordan/

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Phil Smith interviewing Paul Thoelecke at Grace on May 10, 2026

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on May 3, 2026

A rare oarfish has been spotted on a County Clare beach.The deep-sea eel-like creature was found by a group of Brazilian friends, and in mythology is thought to signal the end of the world.So, could we be in trouble?Phil Smith, Science Communicator and Broadcaster (@philofscience on Instagram), joins Tom Dunne to discuss.

A rare oarfish has been spotted on a County Clare beach.The deep-sea eel-like creature was found by a group of Brazilian friends, and in mythology is thought to signal the end of the world.So, could we be in trouble?Phil Smith, Science Communicator and Broadcaster (@philofscience on Instagram), joins Tom Dunne to discuss.

Send us a text and chime in!Capital Canyon Club in Prescott, Ariz. will celebrate the grand opening of a new [post_excerpt].3 million dollar practice facility on Thursday, April 30. “The Homestead” – named after Club owners Jerre and Mary Joy Stead – was designed by golf course architect Phil Smith and features a 19,000 square-foot putting course and a 4,000 square-foot practice green for chipping and putting. The 19,000 square-foot putting green will split into a 9-hole putting course and a normal practice putting green with green speeds maintained to simulate course conditions on the Club's 18-hole Tom Weiskopf Signature Design. The Homestead is located north...   For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/capital-canyon-club-opens-new-1-3-million-facility-in-prescott/ Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

In this episode of PING, APNIC Chief Scientist Geoff Huston discusses the tortuous history of The CIDR report Classless Inter-Domain Routing or CIDR, is a mechanism defined in the 90s, to replace the former model of fixed sized networks defined in RFC791 called class-A class-B or class-C (there were actually class-D and class-E but for now we can ignore them) -the "Classless" part means no longer obeying the fixed bit-pattern at the "top" of the address (in the top 3 bits) which defined which class you were in, the classes defining how many addresses were in that block: a Class-A was 17 million, a Class B was 65,000 and a Class C was 256. This worked fine for the early life of the Internet, but under the stresses of exponential growth in the 1990s a new method for allocating addresses was defined, which exploited this "classless" model and allowed people to be given sizes between 17 million and 65,000 or between 65,000 and 256. -Which in turn fixed two problems: access to addresses into the future (through the Regional Internet Registry model of justified need for addressing) and the scaling problems of the routing mechanism. Routing has roots which reach back into the 1950s when a class of methods for describing how to exchange information about paths in a system called "Bellman Ford" was defined. This mechanism came all the way into the future alongside the growth of the Internet and replaced other models of routing which had emerged in networks such as DECnet from Digital Equipment corperation, and we now know as the ubiquitous BGP4 for Border Gateway Protocol, version 4 (a very good name, for the 4th version of something which was modified from the equally well named BGP3, to add in CIDR models of prefixes. The CIDR report grew out of the need to understand who was causing the stress inside BGP, a public commons of everyones routing assertions, where if you did what was entirely rational for you to engineer better routes by announcing more of them, you made every other BGP4 speaker incur a cost. The report helped identify who was the "noisy" BGP speaker, which Autonomous Systems (AS) were responsible and how much more effective could they be, and still achieve their engineering outcome. It was an early version of "nudge" theory, using naming-and-shaming to publicly expose the damage any BGP speaker did to the commons, in a public record. Geoff has been running the CIDR report continuously for over 2 decades, following on from the work of Tony Bates and Phil Smith at Cisco. But, carried into the modern era, after so much discussion of the declining importance of BGP routing on the Internet in a world of "names based" steering for content, how relevant IS the CIDR report?

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Phil Smith joins us to put the Forest debacle in the bin. Let's try not to let it distract us from what's been a great season. Then we answer some of your questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phil Smith sharing at Grace on April 26, 2026

Today, I'm joined by Phil Smith, a full time football bettor specialising in antepost (futures) markets and exchange trading.Phil shares his journey from early losses and trial and error, through to building a profitable approach combining Betfair trading and more recently, antepost betting. We go deep into how antepost betting works in practice, where the real edge comes from, and why volume, structure and discipline are key to long term success. The conversation also explores the growing challenges facing bettors today, including Phil's own experiences, from being permanently removed from Betfair after years of activity, to being locked out of funds and bets for months during an affordability check with Sky Bet.These real world examples highlight the realities of modern betting, where getting money down, accessing funds, and even maintaining accounts has become as important as finding value. Bettors everywhere are experiencing woeful levels of customer service and significant hurdles depositing money for betting due to the failure of affordability checks and overbearing regulation. Phil's story captures and explains those frustrations in full for all to hear.This is a practical, honest discussion about modern betting, where theory often takes a back seat to execution, access and adaptability.KEY TALKING POINTSPhil's journey from early losses to going full time in 2020Transition into antepost betting and building a profitable edgeTurning a £3k bankroll into £12k through structured bettingBetfair trading as the foundation of his bankrollImpact of affordability checks, account closures and restrictionsBeing removed from Betfair after years of activity.Being locked out of funds and bets for months with Sky BetEvolution of his antepost strategy and staking approachManaging variance through diversification and structured bettingCombining short term income with long term ante post returnsSupport The PodcastYou can support the SBC Podcast by visiting our podcast sponsor, Matchbook.Get 150 days commission free via this linkResources & MentionsPhil on Twitter(X): https://x.com/philbettingTelegraph article featuring Phil "The professional sports gamblers being hunted down by the bookies"Chris Fawcett's SYC Suggestion Smart Betting ClubKEY QUOTESOn early struggles:  “There was a lot of going through bankrolls and going around in circles. “It took me about 10 years before I went full time.”On finding an edge in antepost betting:  “I realised there was a lot more to learn and a lot more angles to cover.”On building a bankroll:  “I turned three grand into about twelve grand, that was a big bank builder.”On going full time:  “I wasn't happy in my job, so I decided to take the risk and go for it.”On Betfair challenges:  “Betfair staff don't really understand how people trade and operate. I never expected to get kicked off, it definitely caught me by surprise.”On Sky Bet issues: “It was six months of no access to my funds, no access to my bets. You can't even speak to the people actually dealing with your account.”On volume and variance:  “If you don't place enough bets, you can easily get caught out.”On long term success: “If you can combine day to day profit with long term systems, that's the way to go.

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on April 12, 2026

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on April 5, 2026

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on March 22, 2026

As with any Darwinian subject, neurology is under constant evolution. This podcast for the April 2026 issue of Practical Neurology has co-editors Phil Smith and Geraint Fuller taking a look at some intriguing specimens from the neurological field. Populating the menagerie for this episode are the "reversed clock phenomenon", a new study on brain problems in retired sportspersons, a practice guide for biosimilar drugs, and a look at GLP-1 drugs. Also found inside are the "nocebo effect", radiologically isolated syndrome for multiple sclerosis identification, and a weighing up of stenting vs shunting. Read the issue: https://pn.bmj.com/content/26/2/103   Please subscribe to the Practical Neurology podcast on your favourite platform to get the latest podcast every month. If you enjoy our podcast, you can leave us a review or a comment on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/3vVPClm) or Spotify (https://spoti.fi/4baxjsQ). We'd love to hear your feedback on social media - @PracticalNeurol. Production and editing by Brian O'Toole. Thank you for listening. 

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It's been eight years in the making, but Sunderland make their return to St Hotch Potch Park for the second, and final, derby of the season. We need a response, and what a place to do it. No opposition guest this week, as Dave is joined by the excellent Phil Smith of the Sunderland Echo, Graham and Ian ahead of our game against those lot from up the road on Sunday. Enjoyed the episode? Tough, we want you to unsubscribe immediately - or just follow us at @WTFSunlunPod, if you have to (You can subscribe via your favourite podcast app, if you really have to.) #SAFC #EPL

What if the person who transformed your entire career is also someone you haven't spoken to in seven years? In this episode, Ryan Ellefsen shares how he helps businesses take credit cards, lower processing fees, and protect their revenue as VP of EasyPay Direct, a merchant services company he recently joined after 20 years in the industry. EasyPay serves coaches, consultants, speakers, and internet marketers,  processing payments for names like Tony Robbins, Grant Cardone, and Frank Kern across 34 US locations. Ryan built his career expertise under the mentorship of Steve Thorne, CEO of NMR (National Marketing Resources), eventually rising from Processing Manager to VP and co-building what became Platinum Payment Systems. Today, Ryan is known for his transparent, relationship-first approach to merchant services — always insisting on a face-to-face conversation before onboarding any client, no matter how small. Ryan honors Steve Thorne, the man who hired him at $70,000/year when he was making $23,400 as a Spanish teacher in Utah. Phil Smith introduced Ryan to Steve while both were in an MBA program, and Steve believed in Ryan enough to bring him into NMR, where Ryan spent 10 transformative years climbing from Processing Manager all the way to VP. Under Steve's roof, Ryan co-built a merchant processing company that eventually merged into Platinum Payment Systems.   [00:03:41] Reconnected Through a Mutual Friend Kevin and Ryan originally met years ago at Genius Network Recently reconnected via mutual friend Anthony Simon through an email introduction Neither realized in the intro email that they already knew each other [00:03:51] VP of EasyPay Direct: What He Does and Who He Serves Merchant services company helping businesses accept credit cards and get funding Specializes in the coach, consultant, speaker, author, and internet marketing space Serves major names like Tony Robbins, Grant Cardone, and Frank Kern Recently joined after 20 years in the industry; he and CEO Brad Weimert were friendly competitors for two decades [00:05:04] EasyPay vs. PayPal: The Key Difference PayPal is better for card-present transactions like retail stores EasyPay specializes in card-not-present, high-risk: coaching, big-ticket packages, phone sales High-risk means future fulfillment over time, high-ticket pricing, sold over the phone Premier company in the country for internet marketing and coaching businesses [00:07:55] What Inspires Ryan Most: Giving People a Fair Deal Has an affinity for the person being ripped off by hidden fees Philosophy: everybody can win — a 10-year relationship beats a 6-month windfall Sometimes helps small businesses where he makes almost nothing — and loves it Tries to learn something from every single conversation [00:13:02] How EasyPay Lowers Your Rates Over Time EasyPay has its own gateway to manage multiple banks from a single login Uses Level 3 Advantage and tokenization to lower interchange rates Can lower interchange by up to 75 basis points (0.75%) EasyPay's margin stays fixed; all savings go directly to the client [00:18:40] The Industry's Dirty Secret: Watch Your Statements Processors can legally raise your rates by burying notice in statement fine print Not calling to cancel is considered acceptance of new terms They raise rates 5 –10 basis points at a time. Visa changes rates every six months and they go up more often than down [00:26:15] Started as a Spanish Teacher Making $23,400 a Year Graduated college, went on a church mission to South America from 1991 to 1993 Came back, majored in Spanish teaching, played sports, had fun First teaching job in Utah in 1997 paid $23,400/year Started a carpet cleaning business in school that eventually made 10x his teaching salary [00:28:00] Phil Smith Introduces Ryan to Steve Thorne Met Phil Smith in his MBA cohort Phil introduced him to Steve Thorne, CEO of NMR (National Marketing Resources) in Kearney, Missouri Steve hired Ryan as Processing Manager at $70,000/year nearly triple his teaching salary His bonus in year two was bigger than his entire teaching salary [00:29:05] Ten Years at NMR: From Manager to VP Progressed from Processing Manager → Director → Managing Director → VP NMR and sister company PMI did infomercial production for Dean Graziosi, Anthony Morrison, and others Did hundreds of millions in coaching and big-ticket event sales Ryan pitched starting a merchant processing company; Steve challenged him to make it a million-dollar idea. [00:30:31] When a Great Relationship Fractures Ryan and Steve haven't spoken in seven years following a lawsuit Ended in a no-fault settlement — neither side got what they wanted Ryan still considers Steve one of the best, most honest people he's ever met "If he ever catches wind of this podcast… I would welcome that" [00:35:20] What Steve's Mentorship Still Looks Like Today After the split, became VP of a digital marketing company within 6 months Core lesson from Steve: how to treat people with genuine sincerity "Nobody who's ever met Steve Thorn dislikes Steve Thorn" Attributes his versatility and confidence across industries entirely to Steve's tutelage   KEY QUOTES "My philosophy is that everybody can win. If you can set up a relationship that makes some money for the next 10 years, that's way better than a relationship that makes you a whole bunch of money for six months." - Ryan Ellefsen "Steve Thorn transformed my life. If he hadn't given me that opportunity, I wouldn't be where I am today and I wouldn't have what I have today." - Ryan Ellefsen "Nobody who's ever met Steve Thorn dislikes Steve Thorn. He's sincere. He's a good guy and he just knows how to treat people. And so I learned a lot from him in that regard." - Ryan Ellefsen CONNECT WITH RYAN ELLEFSEN

The government's independent advisor on rape, Professor Katrin Hohl, is warning that despite an overhaul on how to investigate rape, there is a lack of awareness of the changes across courts in England and Wales which is affecting the outcomes of trials. Also today, the Justice Secretary David Lammy is launching a new national Legal Advisors service for rape victims, as well as a pilot project that will look at shifting the focus of rape court cases from the victim to the perpetrator. It will be led by Professor Hohl who joins presenter Nuala McGovern to discuss it along with Nogar Ofer from the Centre for Women's Justice.As the Winter Paralympics get underway, we look at why women remain under-represented. Only 26.5% of Paralympians are expected to be women, and just 24% of Team GB. Meanwhile research from Activity Alliance and Women in Sport shows that disabled girls are far less likely than boys to see a future for themselves in sport. So what's holding them back, and what needs to change? We're joined by Phil Smith of ParalympicsGB, Kate Baker from UK Sport, and Paralympic champion Kelly Gallagher, all live from Italy.Ashley Dalton, the MP for West Lancashire, announced last week that she was stepping down from her role as Health Minister to focus on constituency work and her health. Last year she revealed that her breast cancer had returned, and metastasised. This means living with advanced breast cancer everyday – it can't be cured, but it can be managed. She joins Nuala to discuss her decision.How far would you go for a year off work? The character at the centre of new comic novel Motherfaker is prepared to fake a pregnancy. After her husband disappears with her life savings, teacher Barri Brown is dreaming of escape and a new life, but has limited options. So begins her great pregnancy heist. Anna Brook-Mitchell discusses the inspirations for her debut novel and its key themes from grief to connection and being child-free by choice. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Sarah Jane Griffiths

James Copley and Phil Smith react as Sunderland crash out of the FA Cup with defeat to Port Vale at Vale Park.The pair analyse what went wrong for Régis Le Bris' side, the key moments in the game, and what the result means heading into Saturday's Premier League clash with Brighton.They also discuss selection decisions, standout performances - both positive and negative - and how Sunderland respond quickly after a frustrating afternoon in the cup.

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Phil Smith sharing at Grace on March 8, 2026

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Paul Hawksbee is joined by Andy Jacobs for this special Deadline Day show. We speak with football agent Phil Smith, who gives us insight into what agents do on the final day of the transfer window. Danny Kelly also joins the show for a Premier League review. Plus, we hear from comedian and Crystal Palace fan Jim Daly, who shares his experience of having the worst seat ever at a football match. Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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