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Las Vegas-based professional sports bettor Alan Dinkenson joined the trio of John Kelly, Mike Corrigan and "Missouri John" to discuss a potpourri of topics related to sports and sports betting. "Dink" revealed an opinion on the NHL game between the Penguins and Islanders in the final few minutes of the program. Corrigan offered four opinions on the MLB regular-season win totals in advance of baseball's Opening Day.

Former sports agent and current international MMA consultant Ken Pavia joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview UFC 196. Pavia went on record with three underdog selections including a recommended value play on Nate Diaz in the main event over Conor McGregor. Matt Hatfield and Coach Rick Isaacs rounded out the hourlong program with speculation about the next men's basketball coach at UNLV.

Host John Kelly and handicapper Bobby Beghtel discussed the first three days of March Madness. Fresh off a 2-0 performance from the previous night, Beghtel went on record with a selection involving the eighth and ninth seeds (LMU and USD) in the West Coast Conference Tournament. Kelly ended the show with an NBA selection involving the struggling New York Knicks and the surging Boston Celtics.

Former Stardust Race and Sports Book oddsmaker Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) joined host John Kelly to preview March Madness. Beghtel went on record with a pair of college hoop selections: California +6.5 and Florida Gulf Coast +7.5. Kelly also revealed his top play for Thursday's college basketball card (Connecticut +5.5 over SMU).

Filmmaker Scott Pearson Eberly (@PearsonEberly) joined hosts John Kelly, Alan Dinkenson and "Missouri John" to discuss his soon-to-be released documentary titled "The Best Of It." Eberly's work has been praised by those who have seen the documentary which focuses on the life and times of four professional sports betting veterans: Lem Banker, Alan Boston, Alan Dinkenson and the late Ken Weitzner.

Sports betting expert ComptrBob joined hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan to discuss topics involving sports and sports betting. ComptrBob was fresh off his victory in "EOG's Grand Challenge" presented by BetDSI after going 18-12 from 30 selections in February. Bob revealed three plays from the Tuesday card in college basketball.

EOG contributor RAILBIRD joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to reveal his top seven plays from Saturday's busy slate of college basketball action. "Birdie" also talked about the outcomes of some college hoop games being manipulated by referees.

Matt Hatfield, a 48-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California, joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to discuss the college hoop game between Cal-Riverside and Hawaii. Hatfield noted the dramatic line movement involving the game and the suspect officiating which favored the double-digit road underdog. Cal-Riverside made more free throws (27) than Hawaii attempted (23).

BadLeroy joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to discuss the chances of the Chicago Cubs to win their first World Series title since 1908. BadLeroy (@TheRealBadLeroy) detailed the offseason changes made by the Cubs and thought the free-agent acquisitions of Jason Heyward, Ben Zobrist and John Lackey would pay dividends. Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) also contributed to the radio program with a pair of college hoop predictions.

Las Vegas-based professional sports bettor Alan Dinkenson chatted with betting associate and EOG contributor Drinkyourmlkshk (aka Eddie from Colorado) for the majority of the hourlong show. "Dink" and "Drink" shared betting philosophies regarding college football, the National Hockey League and Major League Baseball. Both men offered an NHL selection on a show which also featured John Kelly, "Missouri John" and poker pro Brent Carter.

Veteran handicapper Mike Corrigan looked ahead to the 2016 Major League Baseball season with hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John." Kelly went on record with a college basketball selection involving the game between Rutgers and Minnesota.

Matt Hatfield, a 48-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California, joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview Saturday's busy schedule of college basketball games. Hatfield, better known as "Railbird," provided commentary supporting seven college basketball selections for Saturday, February 20. "Missouri John" ended the hourlong program with a look at the Nevada Democratic Caucus featuring Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.

Former Stardust oddsmaker Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to talk about the wide-open nature of the upcoming NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. "Owl" highlighted several teams with a chance to win six consecutive tournament games in mid-March and early April. Beghtel also made a compelling case for Monmouth to win by six or more points over Iona in their Friday night showdown.

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" were joined by young sports handicapper Kevin Polonsky and the trio of handicappers discussed topics involving sports from a Las Vegas perspective. Kelly went on record with a play involving the Pac-12 hoop game between the California Golden Bears and Washington Huskies.

Las Vegas-based sports betting pro WAZ joined hosts John Kelly, Alan Dinkenson and "Missouri John" to disucss the latest topics involving sports and sports betting. WAZ made a compelling case for North Carolina to win and cover over ACC rival Duke in Wednesday night's game in Chapel Hill. WAZ also detailed the five biggest mistakes sports bettors commit.