Oscar Diaz

Oscar Diaz grew up where the smell of hay mixed with the scent of freshly printed betting slips—the horse track. His old man taught him two things early: how to read a racing form and how to spot a sucker. After years of watching long shots come in and favorites fall flat, they headed west to Vegas, where Oscar's obsession with sports and betting hit full stride. From MLB home run races to NFL Sunday spreads, NBA buzzer-beaters, and the madness of March, Oscar breaks down lines like a pit boss counting chips. He’s the guy who remembers the backup quarterback’s high school stats and can tell you how a college basketball team covers the spread after a Wednesday road game. Funny fact? Oscar once hit a 12-leg parlay by accident after mixing up two teams with the same mascot. Now, he swears by the "mascot method" for at least one pick a week—because superstition is half the battle. His motto? "It’s not gambling if you’re right.