Miscellaneous
Scott Spreitzer grew up in a horse racing family. Scott's Uncle, Robert Mundorf was Jockey of the Year at Del Mar race track in the 1960's. Besides having a jockey in the family, Scott has been surrounded by those who attempt to beat the spread since he was in his late teens, moving to Vegas at the ripe ol' age of 17. "Growing up around those who were all about winning to make a living, showed the type of attitude, desire, and work ethic it takes to get the job done, year-after-year. You want to eat? You better know how to win." Scott's proudest achievements took place in front of the Las Vegas betting public. Scott is the only handicapper to advance to three straight Finals in the Station Casinos Football Invitational. In fact, he's the all-time Station Casinos Win Champion. And what's most impressive about Scott's record is that it was compiled with a high volume of selections. Scott released over 500 college football and NFL plays combined, over five seasons, and finished with an awesome, 59% ATS winning mark, as documented by the Station Casinos and the Las Vegas betting public. He's also placed in the top-20 (over 1,000 entries at $1,500 per entry), in the world famous Westgate NFL Super Contest. By just 25-years of age, Scott was already the co-host of the world famous, "Stardust Line," first made famous by Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal, and later by former NFL RB Jim Brown. He held the position for six years. Most recently, Scott hosted First Preview, a daily handicapping & sports talk show on ESPN-Las Vegas. Scott's expertise has been featured on several shows, both regional and national, including the Stephen A. Smith show; a 2014 regular analyst on the Paul Finebaum Show on the SEC Network; along with Sirius Radio's Mad Dog Radio; Fox National; CNBC; Spike-TV; WGN; and Yahoo Sports Radio Network, to name a few. He is the all-time wins champ of the Station Casinos CFB/NFL Handicapping Invitational, and was a featured analyst for 11 years on USA-Today's Proline