Welcome to the V-SEN weekend morning line on V-SEN, the Sports Betting Network.

We keep it rolling here on a Saturday morning, Tim Murray live from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown

Las Vegas. Coming up in 30 minutes, how of the books fared through the first two rounds of

the Masters. What should we expect moving forward? Jeff Sherman, always great to chat

with him. He will join us in 30 minutes from now. But I'm looking forward to our next guest.

Danny Moses joins us right now, courtesy of our progressive guest side. You can follow him on

social media at D. Moses 34. And he is a gentleman who knows a thing or two about investing and Wall Street but also

dabbling into sports betting so Danny before we dive into the masters and how you're looking

to attack it today just give us a little bit of your background because I know a lot of people

might be familiar with some of your work yeah Tim great to be here I'm worked on, I was a sports fan first, stock market fan

second, got to Wall Street kind of in the mid-90s, obviously traded through the great financial

crisis. So I've seen my share of risk-taking going long and short stocks, just like I go long and

short teams and players here in golf.

And so, you know, it's all about taking risk to me, but doing your work and underwriting it

correctly and money management and having money, you know, to play with just to make sure

you don't get over your skis. So I kind of apply that same mentality. And here we sit.

So, Danny, you mentioned we were talking briefly off air about heading into the

Masters and you were not a big backer of John Rom or Bryson or Scotty and you actually

shorted Scottie to kind of set yourself up with Xander.

So take us through how you set yourself up with shorting Scotty

Sheffler here at the Masters. Sure. So I trade on Calci and on Calci, it's just yes or no odds for

the most part. So Scottie to win was, you know, kind of 14 cents yes or effectively six or seven to

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