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Las Vegas-based sports betting professional Alan Dinkenson joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. Dink previewed a pair of Game 7s set for Wednesday night in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Dink also made a case for the Houston Rockets -6.5 over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinal round.

Las Vegas-based sports handicapper Zack Hodges joined host John Kelly to preview and review NBA postseason action. Hodges made a case for the Houston Rockets +5.5 over the San Antonio Spurs in Tuesday night's pivotal Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinal round series. Kelly looked ahead to Saturday which marks the start of the 21st WNBA season.

Young Zack Hodges joined host John Kelly to review and preview NBA postseason action. Hodges predicted the Cleveland Cavaliers would repeat as NBA champions and recommended a play on the Washington Wizards -4.5 over the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference semifinal round showdown. Kelly previewed the Kentucky Derby and made a case for #17 Irish War Cry to capture the 143rd running of the prestigious race.

Boxing reporter Michael Montero joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to preview Saturday night's fight between Canelo Alvarez and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Born in east Detroit, Montero (@MonteroOnBoxing) now lives in Los Angeles where the respected 37-year-old journalist covers the worldwide boxing scene. Six-time world champion Layla McCarter, along with her manager Luis Tapia, also contributed to the hourlong program. Singer/songwriter Rocky Esterline delighted the studio audience in the final 10 minutes of the show when he sang a song about gambling .

Horse racing expert Alabama Dave and horse racing devotee Nick Cortinas ("Hollywood NIck") joined host John Kelly to preview the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby. Called "the most exciting two minutes in sports," the Kentucky Derby is held annually on the first Saturday in May with post time this year set for 6:43 p.m. ET. "Hollywood Nick" also discussed his productive career as a manager in the poker rooms here in Las Vegas.

Boston-based sports handicapper RAININTHREES joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to discuss postseason action in the NBA and NHL. The 35-year-old sports betting pro went on record with a pair of MLB plays for Wednesday, May 3. "Threes" also previewed some of the top runners scheduled to race in the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby.

Veteran bettor/bookmaker Mike Corrigan joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to talk about the latest topics in sports and specifically sports betting. Corrigan went on record with a play on the Spurs to rebound in Game 2 after a disappointing 126-99 loss to the Rockets in the series opener. Soccer enthusiast Pickman Jones, a serious sports bettor from the Boston area, offered a list of soccer plays over the final 20 minutes of the hourlong program.

Southern California-based sports handicapper Matt Hatfield joined host John Kelly to discuss the latest topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. Baseball, basketball and football dominated the discussion as the two sports bettors ran the gamut over the hourlong program. "Birdie" went on record with a play in the Orioles-Yankees game on Saturday: OVER 8.5 runs (-125).

Host John Kelly led a discussion that included Zack Hodges, Alabama Dave and Spike McAwesome, a new voice on the program who discussed his love of hockey and poker. McAwesome, a dedicated contributor to the gambling-related website TwoPlusTwo, talked about the eight teams still alive for the Stanley Cup. Hodges made a compelling case for the Chicago Bulls +2 over the Boston Celtics in an NBA playoff game set for Friday night at the United Center in Chicago.

Basketball authority David Dee joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to analyze the 2017 NBA postseason. The 45-year-old Dee, a former Division I college basketball player at Cal Poly SLO (Class of '95), told a few stories about his days as a starting point guard at the Big West school. Dee went on record with one play for Thursday night's slate in the NBA: UNDER 98.5 in the first half of the Raptors-Bucks game at the Bradley Center.

Las Vegas-based sports betting pro Alan Dinkenson joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to preview Round 2 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. "Dink" offered opinions and wagers on all four second-round playoff series. Boston-based sports handicapper RAININTHREES also contributed to the Tuesday night program.

Veteran bettor Mike Corrigan joined host John Kelly to discuss opening-round action in the NBA playoffs. Both men view the Golden State Warriors as nearly unstoppable in their quest for the team's second NBA title in three seasons. Kelly went on record with a play on Oklahoma City +8 over Houston in an NBA playoff game set for Wednesday night at the Toyota Center.

Greg Hoffman, eldest brother of former Major League Baseball players Glenn Hoffman and Trevor Hoffman, discussed life growing up in Orange County, California. The 62-year-old Hoffman passed along lessons learned as a teaching professional and dedicated coach of more than 30 years. In the final 10 minutes of the hourlong program, both Hatfield and Hoffman offered their opinions on the NBA quadruple-header scheduled for Saturday, April 22.

Artur Fersht, an avid follower of the NHL and MMA, joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss his love of the Washington Capitals and his interest in mixed martial arts. Fersht commented on one of his favorite NHL players, Alex Ovechkin, and looked ahead to a potential Conor McGregor-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight. Other voices heard on the show included Alabama Dave, Doctor Dave and Zack Hodges.

Sports enthusiast PARLAYNOW, a respected member of the Eye On Gaming community, joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. PARLAYNOW reminisced about his early childhood days as a fan of the Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Colts and Baltimore Bullets. Kelly went on record with a pair of NBA selections over the final five minutes of the program.