Eye On Gaming

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" were joined by Las Vegas-based handicapper Mike Scalleat and the trio of gamblers discussed sports and specifically sports betting. In the final five minutes of the hourlong program, Kelly went on record with a play on Illinois -14.5 over Rutgers.

Matt Hatfield, aka Railbird, joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview Saturday's busy slate of college basketball. After going 5-2 from seven selections last week, Railbird hopes to match or exceed that mark this week. Birdie also offered his thoughts on Denver's 24-10 victory over Carolina in Super Bowl 50.

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" discussed the latest news involving the topics of sports and sports betting. Kelly offered a breakdown of Friday night's college hoop game between Dayton and Rhode Island. "Missouri John" opined about the beauty of America's political system and the importance of citizens participating in the process.

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" discussed the latest news in the world of sports and specifically sports betting. Kelly went on record with a selection in Thursday night's conference game between Iowa and Indiana. "Missouri John" discussed a variety of personalities including Cam Newton, Kim Anderson and Harry S. Truman.

Host Alan Dinkenson recruited Dean Towers (@pullthepocket) to the radio program to talk about the many problems of a sagging horse racing industry. Calling from his home in Nova Scotia, Towers cited higher takeout rates as the primary reason for the decline of the racing game. John Kelly and "Missouri John" also contributed to the Tuesday night program.

Host "Missouri John" led the sports betting discussion as a panel of sports bettors reviewed the key plays in Denver's 24-10 victory over Carolina in Super Bowl 50. John Kelly, Mike Corrigan and Mike Scalleat offered their views on Denver's mild upset over Carolina. Nevada sports books won more than $13.3 million on a record Super Bowl handle of $132.5 million.

Matt Hatfield (aka Railbird) joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview Saturday's busy college basketball schedule and the NFL's biggest game on Sunday. "Missouri John" highlighted Carolina's only loss this season and laid out the blueprint to defeat the 17-1 Panthers. The current Super Bowl 50 numbers at Pinnacle show Carolina as a 5-point favorite with a total of 44.

Las Vegas-based pro sports bettor Frank B went one-on-one with fellow pro Alan Dinkenson to discuss the proposition market involving Super Bowl 50. Frank revealed three prop wagers still offering value in the betting marketplace. John Kelly and "Missouri John" also contributed to the Thursday night program.

Widely respected and always prepared, ComptrBob joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview Super Bowl 50. Bob, calling from his second home in Sparks, Nevada, revealed a total of six selections: a trio of Super Bowl propositions and a trio of NCAAB plays. Bob discussed his history involving Internet sites devoted to sports betting including SportsMemo, LVASports, Pregame, Roughing the Punter and of course Eye On Gaming.

Matties, the recently-crowned winner of the National Handicapping Championship held last weekend at Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss his big score and tournament strategy. "Dink" expressed his delight in Matties winning the rich title, saying there's not a nicer guy in the world than Paul Matties. "Missouri John," BadLeroy and Frank B also contributed to the Tuesday night show.

Host John Kelly led a discussion previewing Super Bowl 50 between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers. Sports books are split between dealing Carolina -5.5 and Carolina -6. "Missouri John," Mike Corrigan and Mike Scalleat were panelists who contributed to the Monday night program.

Matt Hatfield (aka Railbird) joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to preview Saturday's busy college basketball schedule. The 48-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California is coming off a 6-1 week and "Birdie" cracked he wanted to improve on that performance.

Las Vegas-based sports bettor Frank B (www.lvasports.com) joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" on the night Westgate Las Vegas unveiled its seemingly endless array of Super Bowl propositions. Frank was generous enough to reveal three attractive wagers he placed regarding Super Bowl 50. He also announced he would make a pair of appearances next week on "The EOG Sports Hour."

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" were joined by Detroit-area sports bettor MIGGYTODDBEST for a 20-minute discussion of sports and sports betting. "Miggy" predicted Denver would pull a mild upset over Carolina by a score of 16-13. He also talked about his three favorite gambling pursuits: Daily Fantasy Sports, the sport of horse racing and sports betting in the world of 11-10.

Longtime sports bettor Alan Dinkenson joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to reveal his top play for Super Bowl 50. "Dink" highlighted the reasons for his selection and also answered questions from the EOG community. In the final 10 minutes of the program, "Dink" offered a preview of the second half of the NHL season.