Frank Centamore
As the owner and founder of Money Making Sports, Frank Centamore is a sports expert possessing an insider's perspective and a fan's passion. Like all Nebraskans, Frank grew up in Omaha loving the Cornhuskers and their football team, but he quickly became a fan of all sports. During high school, he combined his love of sports with a desire to make money and started independently handicapping. For over 25 years now, Frank has been creating profitable opportunities for his clients through dedication, knowledge, and in-depth analysis. His believes in a simple philosophy, saying he would never recommend a pick he would not place a bet on himself.

Richard Conn
After a successful high school career as a football and basketball star in San Diego, Richard was drawn away from the ocean to the bright lights of Las Vegas. His father was a pit boss at a major casino and helped him work his way up. His sports knowledge and passion combined with his knowledge of the gaming industry quickly became a profitable asset for Richard. He began handicapping and consulting with clients all over the country wanting that Vegas luck in their corner. Twelve years later, Richard still calls Vegas home and handicapping his career.

Guy Fitzpatrick
A life-long Bostonian, Guy was born a die-hard Red Sox fan and soon became an avid baseball follower and player. When an injury prevented him from playing during college, he channeled his energy towards understanding every aspect of the game. Eventually, his passion spread to all other sports, and Guy began developing his methodology for analyzing the statistics, trends, and variable factors affecting the outcome of a given matchup. Using what he likes to consider "scientific" reasoning, Guy has been successfully handicapping for the past 15 years.

Paul Kasnoff
Growing up in a military family, Paul was constantly moving from one state to the next. Meeting new people and making friends was difficult, and he soon discovered sports were always a topic people loved to talk about. Whether it was football or basketball, professional or college, he made sure he understood it and followed all teams. Today, he's finally settled in the Chicago suburbs after studying athletic administration in college. During those years he began independently handicapping after his sports expertise was displayed through columns and op-ed published in the school paper. After 17 years, he is still passionate about sports and handicapping.

Tommy Watson
When Tommy isn't watching sports, he is playing or coaching them. The proud father of three boys has been the coach of soccer, baseball, football, and basketball teams for all of his sons just like his dad did when he was growing up. He also participates in weekly softball and golf leagues in his hometown of Atlanta. His love of sports may seem obsessive to outsiders, but Tommy has managed to channel it into a professional and profitable career in sports marketing and, for the last 10 years, handicapping.