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Robin Leach on Steve Stevens of CNBC’s “Money Talks”

By Robin Leach Las Vegas Sun Monday, Jan. 20, 2014 | 4:51 p.m. Executives at CNBC have decided that their controversial reality-TV series “Money Talks” will premiere March 19, and all eight episodes will feature self-described Las Vegas bookie killer Steve Stevens. The revealing look inside the high-stakes world of sports betting shows that it’s built on high emotions, risk and

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Steve Stevens (Money Talks) Article by Zap2it

There\’s a lot of money in sports betting — both illegal and legal — but for those who want to win big, good advice is worth more than gold. Premiering Wednesday, March 19, on CNBC, \”Money Talks\” profiles Steve Stevens (real name Darin Notaro), the Las Vegas-based owner of VIP Sports, which handicaps pro and

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Money Talks (First Episode) Extended Sneak Peek

CNBC\’s \”Money Talks\” takes viewers inside the world of Steve Stevens, a sports handicapper who runs VIP Sports in Las Vegas. Each one-hour episode follows Stevens and his agents who sell their picks to gamblers looking for any kind of edge. From small-time bettors to big-time whales who put six figures on the line, this

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