You always follow the money.

That's what I always say.

You always follow the money.

This is Follow the Money with Mitch Moss and Polly Howard on V-SEN.

Here we go.

Welcome in.

It is Follow the Money on VeeCin, the Sports Betty Network.

Mitch Moss along with Paulie Howard.

We're live in downtown Vegas, Circa Resort and Casino is your spot.

I'll have a three-hour program lined up today.

Nick Whalen in 30 minutes.

We'll examine the two conference finals that we have in the NBA,

get his best bets, including some player props.

Stanford Steve checking in an hour from right now.

He was on-site PGA championship over the weekend. His observations from there, betting takeaways moving forward, and NBA playoffs with him. And Dennis Bernstein, longtime friend of the show on the NHL, game seven that we have tonight, Western Conference Finals as well. And we're locked and loaded here today. We'll get to the Major League Baseball card, spend some time on the hockey and the NBA as well, Polly. So it is set. Now, here at Circa, the best number that you can find, the cheapest number that you can find on Oklahoma City that I've noticed anywhere, minus 2.35 to win the series. And it did not go well for this team. Obviously, we'll break this all down in the regular season. Game one number tonight, Thunder's six and a half here, 221 and a half. I have that ticket on the Spurs at 18 to 1. Haven't really touched it yet. Haven't really gotten involved yet. Oh, come on. What are you waiting for? You've got to lock in a profit here. I think the Spurs can win one of the first two games of the series. I hope so. I hope so. It didn't work out for you last time. You had the Lakers in this situation.

I know it. And they got swept. These are great quotes in an article on ESPN.com.

A assistant in the Western Conference. This is the finals. A West Scout. This is the start of another Magic versus Bird.

An Eastern Conference Executive,

this has a chance to go down as one of the best series of the past decade.

And it's only the seventh time you got 62-plus wins against 62-plus wins.

And this is what we wanted, and we got it,

and we'll see if OKC can repeat, or if it's Wembe's time.

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