cnbc's money talks is....

This show is hosted by a dude named Demi Lovato I mean, Darin Notaro that goes by the pseudonym " Steve Stevens". I just finished my 1st (and last) episode and while I love entertainment, this show just demonstrates how idiotic people/ bettors can be.
He runs a sports consultation company, and works on commision that charges 50 % on winning bets that he "sells you".Yet loses nothing when you lose. People!! Wow! Basic math, ANY game, on any day, has a 50 % chance of covering. So, that means you would have to win over 67 % of your games just to balance out your risk/ reward ratio!!!!!.... Listen, im all for people making money, but cmon peeps dont let this or any guy capitalize on your ignorance or lack of knowledge. Do your own handicapping and live with YOUR results. After all, its your hard earned money not thiers at risk.

Now, I understandably realize this is a new era in social media, but how many of you out there have gotten emails, texts, voice mails, phone calls from the plethora of idiotic " salesmen with absolute blowout winners"?? Dont buy the hype!!! Tell em suck a cack and keep it movin. Tell you what. Better yet, tell em this: hey bud, I have a business proposition for you. Im the best coin flipper in the world!!!You can bet your bottom dollar theres nobody better, I will only charge 50 % commision when it lands on my absolute lock of the decade, deal???

Ss is a total pos been in jail for fraud 3 times 

Every episode I watch in amazement how dumb people are.  But it is fun to watch. But yeah I agree these people are total scams.  

by far the dumbest show on TV. No idea how people are so friggin retarded, it pisses me off 

OMG this show is funnier then Southpark. This was supposedly 1 of CNBC highest rated shows so hold on for season2. This show could stand a little R rating with sexuality/dialouge. I'd like to hear the phone calls with the "fish" on the other end unless those are not real phone calls.