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Hey, Ron, Klein Alley Show.

Later this morning, Billy Corgan, smashing pumpkins on to pay some respects to Ozzy Osbourne,

and we could shoot the dodgers stadium but not for

dodgers baseball for some micam on sunday right now though on our phone the man that is in the

center of the show hey otani sports betting scandal and this is a story we actually when this first

broke alley we attempted to get this guy on with us matthew boyer and he was unable to come on with us because the case is still very much ongoing. I think it still is to the point where he may have to report for up to 18 years in federal prison. Yeah, but the initial part of the court case is over. So he's now allowed to say things that he wasn't able to say before, I believe. He's got a raw and unfiltered story that he tells in his new book called Recalibrate, available through his Instagram at Matthew Boyer, and that's B-O-W-Y-E-R-5. We will put all those information on our social as a Klein Alley show. But I did want to welcome Matthew to the show right now. Thank you for joining us on KROC for this very exciting AMA.

Hey, thank you for having me.

You started as a paper boy in Orange County delivering paper, and then you have over the past

30 years grown to this career where you have now handled over $1 billion in people's

wagers, correct? That is correct. It's been a wild ride.

Think about that, Allie, for just a second.

Driving around throwing papers, doesn't exist anymore of that job.

And now this guy's dealing with some of the most, I mean, bets of upwards of $50 million

bets.

First question out of the gate in this AMA is what is the one highest bet you ever took?

You know, I've taken a million dollars many times on Super Bowl bets, but really the highest

bet that I ever actually, instead of taking I've made, was $4.6 million on the Kansas

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