CNBC ‘Money Talks’ to Re-Air First Season

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

13 October, 2015

The sports handicapping show “Money Talks”, airing on CNBC Primetime, will re-air the first season in anticipation for a third season pick up. Correction: A third season of the show has not officially been announced at this time.

The reality show follows sports handicapper Steve Stevens (real name Darin Notaro) and his Las Vegas-based crew. Stevens runs the betting site VIP Sports, which has enjoyed significant growth as a result of the show.

To some extent “Money Talks” has also educated viewers on the fine art of sports wagering spreads.

An air date was not immediately known.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

Sports Betting

Entertainment

Gambling News

Alexandra Eala v Amanda Anisimova Betting Markets - WTA Cincinnati Odds

Alexandra Eala will pay even odds should she go on to beat -126 favorite in this highly competitive ATP Cincinnati match Monday evening at 8:30 pm EDT.

Who Needs Football When Boerne, Texas Has the Little League World Series: This San Antonio Area Team is Favored to Win

Football is king in Texas. We won't pretend to suggest another sport reigns superior despite every major league having one or more teams in the Lone Star State. San Antonio may be a rare exception to the rule....and there's a new sheriff in town to give the Spurs a run for their money.

The Rise of Sports Prediction Markets: From Fantasy Leagues to Real-Money Contracts

Sports betting has evolved dramatically in the last decade, expanding from fringe betting and fantasy sports to prediction markets available in every state. The rapid changes in sports gambling laws in North America have opened the doors for new styles of betting to take hold.

Club Tijuana vs Cruz Azul Cuotas de Apuestas – 16 de Agosto

Tijuana paga $210 por cada $100 apostados si gana el partido de la Liga MX del domingo por la noche ante Cruz Azul, que parte como favorito y paga $120 por cada $100 apostados en caso de victoria.