Preston Johnson – Los Angeles-based handicapper known in the industry as the “Sports Cheetah.” Has Master of Science in Sports Psychology and specializes in using analytics and game theory as a sports bettor.Will co-host new digital sports betting program produced at Las Vegas studio. Tyler Fulghum – Recently joined ESPN on fulltime basis based in Las Vegas after several years covering sports betting and fantasy sports and co-hosting a program for Stadium.Recently joined ESPN on fulltime basis based in Las Vegas – will co-host new digital sports betting program produced at Vegas studio. Joe Fortenbaugh – Co-founder of and former host of “The Sharp 600” sports betting podcast.Also an avid horse racing handicapper and competitor in NHC (National Horseplayers Championship) tournaments. Regular member of ESPN College GameDay team and makes picks in each episode. Chris “The Bear” Fallica – co-host of Stanford Steve and The Bear podcast and columnist.Also does a weekly podcast with Van Pelt. Podcast was renamed Stanford Steve and The Bear in 2018. Took over as host in 2015 when the podcast became Behind the Bets, The College Years. Former college football player who began appearing on Behind the Bets podcast during college football season in 2014. “Stanford” Steve Coughlin – co-host of “Bad Beats” on SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt, co-host of Stanford Steve and The Bear podcast and columnist. Kezirian will be joined on episodes of Daily Wager by sports betting experts as well as ESPN analysts and reporters from various sports for discussion centered on analytics and point spreads as well as how the day’s sports news affects betting. The Sunday offering will air on ESPNEWS on Sept. ET on ESPN2 with a Sunday morning edition at 9 a.m. Hosted by ESPN sports betting analyst – and recently re-upped – Doug Kezirian, Daily Wager launched in March of 2019 to better serve the millions of sports fans who participate in sports betting, and to help educate general sports fans with more in-depth analysis.ĭuring football season, the one-hour program will air Tuesday-Friday at 6 p.m. The program has been on hiatus during the pandemic but Daily Wager segments have appeared on SportsCenter and the ESPN YouTube channel during that time. ET on ESPN2 and will originate from ESPN’s just-opened studio at The LINQ Hotel + Experience. As sports fans gear up for a busy fall, ESPN’s sports betting news and information show Daily Wager will be right there to serve them from its new home on the Las Vegas Strip.ĭaily Wager returns to the air on Tuesday, Sept.
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