Steve Stevens Calling Out Vegas Dave is Like Cardi B Slut Shaming Nicki Minaj
We first wrote about Vegas Dave four years ago, calling him the “Dan Bilzerian of Sports Betting“. While we were critical of his lack of transparency, and we warned readers that there was no way to know how often he won or lost, we were actually quite complimentary. We acknowledged his wins with the Royals in the World Series, the Broncos in the Super Bowl and Holly Holm’s upset win over Ronda Rousey.
A good chunk of the profits from those bets would end up being spent on legal fees, and payment to the court after pleading guilty to misdemeanor crimes involving fraudulently using other people’s Social Security numbers to place bets at casinos. The fact that Darin Notaro, AKA Steve Stevens would launch an attack on Vegas Dave seems almost comical, considering all they seem to have in common.
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It might be over 20 years ago now, but Notaro himself is a convicted fraudster who spent time in jail for a telemarketing scam that targeted senior citizens. When his TV show aired on CNBC back in 2013, he was called out as a fraud by the likes of Todd Fuhrman and Bob Voulgaris.
Everything he said about Vegas Dave in his recent hit piece on Youtube was true, and he’s probably doing people a favor by exposing one of the betting world’s biggest frauds. The truth of the matter is that nobody knows for sure how many games either of these guys win or lose, because they both go to great lengths to keep their records hidden. Vegas Dave might be guilty of more deceptive sales tactics, but it was just two years ago that we published an article about Steve Stevens suggesting on social media that he pays Major League Umpires for “inside information“.
We’ve said it before and we will say it again. You should NEVER buy picks from a handicapper who can’t show a long term record of independently documented picks. Any claims of success that are not backed up by proof, are almost always false. The handicappers on our leaderboards are all documented by a third-party.
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