Josh Inglis is an increasing star in the sports wagering content area, concentrating on MLB, NHL, and NFL markets. Since signing up with Covers in 2019, Josh has actually focused his wagering expertise on gamer props and derivative markets, finding them easier for beating the closing line compared to sides and totals. His engaging analysis and material have actually been showcased on major networks such as TSN, VSiN, BetMGM Network, and NBC. Josh is a respected gambler, tracking over 2,500 bets annually and he regularly shares his results through regular monthly transparency reports. At Covers, he is renowned for his MLB release shows and NHL Puck Props, which are important parts of the content lineup.

Before his tenure at Covers, Josh invested a decade teaching while pursuing sports media on the side. He has also added to live international senior-level broadcasts for the WBSC.

Josh advocates for sports gamblers to wager early, highlighting the value of securing much better numbers by beating the general public to the marketplace. He also advises having several sportsbook accounts to guarantee access to the finest possible chances.

What makes Josh Inglis a professional?

" Jinglis" cut his teeth wagering throughout his 10-plus years in Taiwan, where he developed a sharp eye for recognizing edges in lower-volume leagues. After going back to Canada, he merged his baseball composing background with wagering analysis, signing up with Covers in 2019. Ever since, he's tracked thousands of bets and constructed a reputation as one of the most transparent and relied on analysts in the industry.

Betting Analyst September 2021 - Present

Hockey Betting Explained: Learn How to Bank On NHL Games Publication

MLB Prop Betting: 5 Tips to Becoming a Better Baseball Bettor Publication

NFL Super Bowl Milestone Bets: 2025 Player Prop Alt-Totals Publication

Freelance Writer September 2019 - September 2021

Rotoworld - NBC

Betting Analyst May 2020 - May 2021

Josh took the simple route and opted for 9 other friends of his graduating class to Loyalist College where he donned a lab coat and spent 3 years becoming a Bio-Food Technologist, which he did not get much use out in the real life. However, the experience did assist him to end up being an ESL instructor in Taiwan, where he invested most of his 20s and 30s.

Loyalist College

- Bio-Food Technologist

• Bio-Food Technician
  
  You do not begin on the top in the wagering grind. Josh knows firsthand that it takes time and discipline to be an effective bettor.
  
  Transparency
  
  Very few betting analysts are more open and transparent than Josh. All of his posted bets are tracked and offered to the public.
  
  10+ years in sports writing
  
  Josh started covering expert baseball in Asia, and has been making terrific strides as a writer since.
  
  365-day range
  
  Josh covers the NHL, MLB, and NFL thoroughly with the objective of providing choices and material all year round.
  
  Q&A with Josh
  
  I wager every day whether I'm posting or not. It's habitual. I'm a higher-volume bettor as I 'd rather invest $1,000 on 10 bets I feel I have an edge on vs. 2 at $500 each. When it's football and hockey season, the cards can get a little heavy. My recommendations is to not get caught up in a system battle with other bettors. At the end of the day, only you will be impacted by the wins/losses. Never hesitate or embarrassed to lower your system size. Scaling up is not for everyone.
  
  Keeping your outs is a fragile dance. Sometimes it's out of your control. If you intend on doing this over a longer quantity of time, be prepared to lose accounts. It's simple to appear like an excellent wagerer in the eyes of the books. Crushing CLV and wagering a great deal of Unders are easy signs. If you ever end up being elite in the market, discovering outs will be more hard than discovering winning picks.
  
  You are not going to "win" sports wagering in one night. Get ready for the long-haul. Learn to manage your emotions. Making fun of losing bets may seem crazy, but if you are getting upset with every loss, you're not going to make it. You don't need to win 53% of your bets to be profitable. Take a look at plus-money markets outside of the Big 3 (moneyline/spread/total) and you can be in the black with a 45% win rate. ROI is the only thing that matters.
  
  I have cashed a number of round robins for $20,000, while my biggest straight bet was a moneyline rollover on a Blue Jays moneyline for $975 to win $1,000. Chasing those big wins is a domino effect that can consume a great deal of revenue. Don't let your cards get out of hand with parlay includes.
  
  Straight bets are the structure of the practice. That's where all of it starts and people who can directly bet every day are the ones who will last longer in the area. Parlays have their place, though. I enjoy a good four-leg round robin with single odds of +650 or better boxed at 2, 3, and four for an overall of 0.5 units. However, that is more during the NHL/NFL season. Baseball is a hard sport to win big, in my viewpoint. It's the biggest grind of those three sports.
  
  More time spent does not equivalent much better handicapping. Use forecasts you trust and look around. Whether you are a top-down or bottom-up wagerer, it's not brain surgery. Bet the best number, learn what's priced in, and know when to leave a bet you like if you are late to the market relocation.
  
  Josh's areas of proficiency
  
  Josh concentrates on NHL, NFL, and MLB betting markets, with a focus on player props. He's also been understood to find his way off the beaten course and dabble in some lower-volume leagues.
  
  Josh has been betting on the fastest game on ice for a very long time and loves the slow-moving markets. Stacking linemates has actually changed the way he bets the NHL.
  
  Josh likes taking huge plus-money shots on NFL gamer turning points and TD props. Sides and totals take a rear seats to pigskin gamer props.
  
  Josh concentrates on pitcher props throughout the spring and summertime of the MLB season. He believes MLB wagering is the longest grind of all the sports he bets on.
  
  Josh's memories
  
  My very first $10,000 win began an NHL two-point round robin parlay. The odds back then were a present. I had already hit the very first three set of player 2+ point combos and needed another Tage Thompson point. He whiffed on the bury but was credited for the objective which I was terrified they were going to remove. He wound up adding another point and cashed it easily. Cash 'em all!
  
  Losses utilized to truly trouble me however the one that comes to mind is needing a Chris Kreider point for my biggest win at around $50,000. I had actually currently locked up $15,000 in the stack parlay however I was having bigger dreams for a minute and doing a great deal of pacing in the cooking area. I wasn't seeing the video game and simply seeing the NHL app points can be found in. The Rangers scored 2 more times and I don't think I'll get that kind of excitement that turned to dissatisfaction back ever again.
  
  Josh's Articles
  
  Five Tips For Betting MLB Props: Understand the Factors Being Priced In
  
  2026 NHL Trade Deadline Tracker: Betting Odds, Trade Analysis & Market Movement
  
  Team Canada Anytime Goal Scorer Picks vs USA - February 22, 2026
  
  Team Canada Anytime Goal Scorer Picks vs Finland Today - February 20, 2026
  
  Team Canada Anytime Goal Scorer Picks vs Czechia - February 18, 2026
  
  Team Canada Anytime Goal Scorer Picks vs France - February 15, 2026
  
  Team Canada Anytime Goal Scorer Picks vs Switzerland - February 13, 2026
  
  Seahawks vs Patriots Predictions & Picks: Josh Inglis' Best Choices for Super Bowl 60
  
  It's not just Josh doing the research study