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March 10, 2010
Making Money on the Madness
This week's guest on Winning Wednesdays is Barry Holthaus, a professional sports handicapper with 14 years of experience in Las Vegas. Holthaus will detail specific plays and share his basic strategies for making money during March Madness. A 1987 graduate of Indiana University, Holthaus focuses on three major sports: professioal football, college football and college basketball. His selections are available for sale at
Vegas Insider.com.
Also on the program, EOG founder and ODU basketball supporter Ken Weitzner will reveal his top three plays from Wednesday's basketball card. "The Shrink" is 45-31-2 against the spread (a winning rate of 60%) since the show's inception last September.
John Kelly will serve as the host of the program. "JK" is 17-8-1 after 26 selections on the show. |
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March 03, 2010
Roundball Strategies for March
This week's guest on "Winning Wednesdays" is professional sports gambler Ron Boyles. The dedicated Boyles is a long-term winner who combines solid handicapping skills with a deep understanding of the betting marketplace. Boyles will offer suggestions on how to win money betting basketball in March. |
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February 24, 2010
We Were Wiseguys and Didn't Know It
This week's guest on "Winning Wednesdays" is former Las Vegas bookmaker Scott Schettler. Better known as "Scotty," the western Pennsylvania native moved to Las Vegas in 1968. Schettler is best known for his time (1983-1991) serving as manager of the Stardust Race and Sports Book. He is currently promoting his new book that highlights the glory days of Nevada's race and sports book industry. The book is cleverly titled, We Were Wiseguys and Didn't Know It |
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February 17, 2010
Winning with the Winkster
John Kelly & Guest Co-Host Mofo Me welcome featured guest "The Winkster," a longtime contributor to Eye On Gambling. "The Winkster" hails from Fountain Valley, California, is an avid sports bettor, and has made over 100 trips to Las Vegas in the past 25 years. Expect "The Winkster," an opinionated and sometimes controversial sports enthusiast, to offer intelligent commentary during his 30-minute interview. |
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