Is there a rule of thumb for when a middle is profitable (long term)? For example, if I bet a college football side -6 and it goes to -8, should I bet back the other way? If it's been determined that specific spreads yield profits, can you quote them for pro and college football and basketball?

Do you know what Jack Binion is up to these days? He resigned from Wynn Resorts a while ago and I never heard about him since.

What is latest on Heidi Fleiss after her house fire in Pahrump?

When there's a Monday Night blowout as there was two weeks ago when the Pats beat the Jets 45-3, do the next week's lines on the two teams involved get artificially skewed?

Dawn Wells was Mary Ann on "Gilligan’s Island," but I’ve heard she’s lived in Las Vegas her whole life. How old is she and what’s she doing now?

What, really, is "sharp" money? For example, is sharp money defined only as bets from pros, or is there a segment of the public market that is educated in sports betting and falls into this category.

Can you write a mini bio on Jimmy Chagra?

I'm watching CNBC and a man named Ken Moelis is on. He's pegged on the show as "the man who helped build Vegas." What can you tell us about him?

I don't know how many times I've read that "teasers are sucker bets." But then I saw Fezzik recommended a bunch of them on the LVASports message boards last week (and I think they all won), which indicates that he doesn't agree. So are teasers good, bad, or potentially both?

You often talk about how much easier it is to beat futures, props, and derivatives in sports betting, compared to pure sides. Can you explain this further with some concrete examples?