Dennis Macklin

Moving to Las Vegas in 1991, Macklin became a true Vegas "insider" working behind the scenes for several major services before going on his own in 2002. Macklin has numerous radio and television credits on his resume, including a regular 20-minute football segment "Beat the Spread", on the One on One radio network. In addition, he was a weekly panelist on USA Networks "Sports Desk" in 2001 and 2002. Monitored by several top monitors since 2003, Macklin has firmly established himself as one of the sports information industry's rising stars. In just five short years, DMack had accumulated over 50 Top-10 finishes including several number ones. Macklin finished second in the NBA and seventh in college hoops in 2004 to become the No. 1 combined basketball handicapper. He also won the 2005 NHL crown outright and owns three handicapping titles. More recently, Dennis was fortunate enough to work with Phil Steele in Cleveland and also spend several years in Costa Rica doing contract writing and advertising for a marketing concern. DMack has rededicated himself to handicapping and is starting to become serious about poker. Macklin was a participant in the 2006 World Series of Handicapping winning two of the seventeen legs and in 2007 cashed (Top-20) in the most prestigious NFL handicapping contest on the planet, The Hilton Super Book Contest. DMack finished fourth in the NFL at 80-56 and plus 18.40 units and looking for more this season. In an industry that offers no guarantees, of one thing you can be certain. Nobody works harder or is better prepared to get YOU the money. The Mack Attack has your back and the best is yet to come.