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JACK ROSS aka "The Fat Jack"

Jack Ross, aka "The Fat Jack," is a 53-year-old native Oklahoman who began his successful venture into sports gambling while still in college. Over the years, he developed a winning system, consistently turning a profit in sports betting. With a reputation for playing his own selections, while sharing them with his clients each week, and staying profitable, he helps his clients manage their budgets wisely.

As sports gambling expanded in the U.S., Jack gained recognition in the media and became a co-star of the nationally televised sports gambling show "BEAT THE ODDS." He aims to provide an enjoyable show, "The Fat Jack Sports Hour," for both sports gamblers and non-gamblers alike. Jack is a weekly contributor on multiple stations on SiriusXM radio, appearing on ESPN, CBS, and Fox radio stations nationwide. He's also featured in various national magazines and has made appearances on national ABC/CBS/NBC channels to discuss the evolving landscape of sports gambling in America.

Make sure to catch "The Fat Jack Sports Hour" on your local Sports Talk channel or subscribe to the Podcast for more up-to-the-minute appearances and information!

Brandon Rush

Brandon has spent over two decades working in sports media as a radio and television play-by-play announcer for everything from high school baseball, college basketball, and arena football, as well as hosting numerous podcasts, coaches' shows, and daily sports talk radio.

A contributor to ESPN Radio and FOX Sports Radio, Brandon’s writing has been featured in publications across the country.

He is a fan of the Oklahoma Sooners, Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Tigers, Oklahoma City Thunder, Nashville Predators, and whoever The Fat Jack releases.

Brandon has been a part of The Fat Jack Sports Hour since 2003.

When not lending his talents to the airwaves, he lives in Louisville, KY, with his wife betting on games and learning how to cook.