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Bet on it: While Las Vegas gains an MLB team, it loses part of its storied history

Billy Walters, the most successful professional sports bettor of all time, shares his betting secrets and discusses his new book Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk.

Professional sports and conventions help attract tourists to Southern Nevada, easing any worries that the expansion of gambling to other states might hurt Las Vegas.

Our guest this week is legendary bookmaker Scotty Schettler.  Scotty started in Las Vegas at the old Churchill Downs sports book, and eventually moved to take over the Stardust after the mob was thrown out.  He’s written a memoir entitled, “We Were Wiseguys and Didn’t Know It.”Show Notes[00:00]  Introduction of

Our guest this week is Chris Andrews, Director of the Sports Book at South Point. We had Chris on last year to talk about his book, “Then One Day,” and now he is back to talk about his second book, “Then One Year.”Show Notes[00:00]  Introduction of Chris Andrews, sportsbook director and

Our guest this week is legendary oddsmaker, Roxy Roxborough. We talk to Roxy about he got started as the man who made the sports lines for Vegas and beyond, and how technology has changed the bookmaking game..Show Notes[00:00]  Introduction of legendary sports handicapper, Roxy Roxborough[00:40]  How and when did Roxy get

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2 Related Manteris, 64, arrived in Las Vegas from Pittsburgh in the late 1970s. His bookmaking career started as a ticket writer at the Fremont Hotel & Casino in Downtown Las Vegas, before moving over to the fabled Stardust, where he worked the manually-operated oddsboard that resembled the old-school baseball scoreboards, similar to those at Fenway Park. He would go on to run the sportsbooks at Caesars Palace and the Las Vegas Hilton SuperBook (now the Westgate), before finishing his career wi...