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Ed Jones (www.edthestatman.com) visited with host John Kelly in advance of this weekend's busy slate of pro and college football action. The 1993 graduate of LaSalle University released a trio of selections, two college football plays and one NFL recommendation. Kelly ended the hourlong program with a selection in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals between the Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever.

PARLAYNOW and BIFF41 were two of the many Eye On Gaming contributors who joined host John Kelly during Wednesday night's hourlong radio program. Listeners were asked to submit their top three-team parlay from this weekend's pro and college football card for a chance to win a cash prize of $100. Kelly also reviewed the 4-0 victory by the Cubs and Jake Arrieta over the listless Pirates in the National League wild card game.

A dedicated hockey handicapper, Pizzola joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to rank all 30 NHL teams. Pizzola is a trusted source for hockey winners (@robpizzola) and he uses a math model to find edges in the betting marketplace. EOG contributor Bushay opened the program with an invitation for listeners to join EOG's Second Annual NHL handicapping contest. "Dink" finished the hourlong show with four NHL selections for the Opening Night card.

Host John Kelly was joined by former Stardust oddsmaker Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) for the Monday night program. Beghtel released Navy +14.5 over Notre Dame as his top play from Saturday's attractive card. Kelly ended the hourlong program with a WNBA selection involving the Tuesday night game between the Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx.

College football expert Joey Fortuna previews Saturday's NCAAF action Fortuna, a Las Vegas-based professional sports bettor originally from south Jersey, joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss his selections for the coming week. Fortuna mixes dedicated research with gambling intuition, a combination which has served him well since moving to Las Vegas last April. MMA pioneer Shayna Baszler, who will be making her professional wrestling debut this Saturday in Reno, visited with the boys at the beginning of the hourlong show.

"Birdie" and "Woody" joined host John Kelly to preview this weekend's busy slate of pro and college football action. Last week, the pair of sophisticated gamblers released ten plays and finished an impressive 7-3 against the spread. Kelly recommended a WNBA selection in the final five minutes of the hourlong program.

The 26-year-old Polonsky, based in San Francisco, joined host John Kelly for a rundown of the 16 NFL games scheduled for this week. Polonsky offered a trio of selections, all home favorites. Kelly discussed a pair of his top plays and also relayed EOG contributor BadLeroy's top NFL selection and the top college release from Las Vegas-based sports betting pro Ron Boyles.

"Dink" and "Drink" talk college football handicapping Alan Dinkenson and college football expert "Drinkyourmilkshake" joined host John Kelly to discuss early-season action in the 2015 college football season. "Drink" offered selections throughout the hourlong show. He also listed several teams in the betting marketplace that are overrated and underrated in the short term.

The 26-year-old Polonsky, who earned a journalism degree from California State University, Northridge, joined host John Kelly to discuss Week 1 action in the National Football League. Polonsky selected a trio of NFL sides while Kelly recommended three over/under wagers. NBA broadcasting veteran Marty Rodick also contributed to the hourlong program.

A New Jersey transplant now living in Las Vegas, Fortuna joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson for an hourlong discussion of the 2015 college football season. Fortuna talked about his methodologies for selecting pointspread winners and put his theories to the test with several selections from this week's slate of college football games. Kelly made a couple of mentions throughout the radio program about a pair of positive-expectancy football contests available to all community members at Eye On Gaming (www.eog.com).

Host John Kelly was joined by a trio of guests who provided valuable insight to the listeners of The EOG Sports Hour. Veteran bookmaker Mike Corrigan discussed the college football weekend from the house's perspective. Veteran bookmaker Mike Corrigan discussed the college football weekend from the house's perspective. Sportscaster Brian Blessing talked about the prospects of a National Hockey League team coming to Las Vegas in the near future. And Bobby Beghtel, aka "Bobby the Owl," reviewed the opening week of the college football season and previewed his top game for this Saturday's busy slate of games.

EOG contributor ComptrBob, a 1969 graduate of the University of Washington, joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and sports betting. Bob commented on the possibility of national legalized sports betting. He also went on record with predictions involving a pair of college football teams (UW and the University of Nevada).

The 25-year-old graduate of UC Riverside joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss her love of thoroughbred racing. Hare spoke with the guys the night before she's heading to Louisville, Kentucky for her first-ever trip to the Derby. Hare (@chare889) went on record with Dortmund to win the Derby and Stellar Wind to capture the Oaks.

The likable and informative host joined John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss the 141st running of the Kentucky Derby. Hoover not only analyzed Saturday's Kentucky Derby but also the Kentucky Oaks, scheduled for Friday, May 1. Hoover is currently employed at TVG after working for more than a decade at HRTV.

The dedicated researcher from south Jersey joined hosts John Kelly and Sam Yip to discuss the eight NBA playoff games scheduled over the weekend. Jones (www.edthestatman.com) offered his strongest opinion of the show in the Dallas-Houston series in which he predicted the Mavericks would advance past the Rockets at odds of slightly better than 2-1 (+230). Golden State is the favorite to win the NBA title at odds of 2-1, according to 5Dimes.