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Dive into a packed episode of Wise Kracks as Bill and Jon explore a myriad of topics starting from the sad news of Willie Mays' passing to exhilarating updates from the World Series of Poker. They discuss the closure of roadside food vendors in Vegas, the predatory nature of pawn shops, and the odd requests for money on Twitter. Despite their bustling lives, the hosts share why they prefer hotels over Airbnbs and highlight some of the most approachable celebrities they've met, including co-host Jon's father, Tony Orlando. Amid discussions about the dangers of fireworks, Bill gives an exciting rundown of his repeated cash-ins at the WSOP. The episode rounds out with sharp NFL futures betting tips, focusing on the Raiders' season wins and the Eagles clinching their division. Whether you're a poker enthusiast or an NFL fan, this episode offers invaluable insights and intriguing stories.
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Dive into a packed episode of Wise Kracks as Bill and Jon explore a myriad of topics starting from the sad news of Willie Mays' passing to exhilarating updates from the World Series of Poker. They discuss the closure of roadside food vendors in Vegas, the predatory nature of pawn shops, and the odd requests for money on Twitter. Despite their bustling lives, the hosts share why they prefer hotels over Airbnbs and highlight some of the most approachable celebrities they've met, including co-host Jon's father, Tony Orlando. Amid discussions about the dangers of fireworks, Bill gives an exciting rundown of his repeated cash-ins at the WSOP. The episode rounds out with sharp NFL futures betting tips, focusing on the Raiders' season wins and the Eagles clinching their division. Whether you're a poker enthusiast or an NFL fan, this episode offers invaluable insights and intriguing stories.

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