What numbers do you look at before you make a Daily Wager? Mackenzie Kraemer (@MackNova) joins the Cash Considerations Show - a podcast by Gaming Today

This week, the Consig made a call to Mackenzie Kraemer, the ESPN Stats & Info Researcher for the Daily Wager, to join the Cash Considerations Show. Mack (@MackNova) is a Jersey guy who made his way to Vegas looking at numbers and drops some knowledge on the NCAA tournament with the CC crew.

Listen as Mack tells the boys how he went from Jersey to Villanova to College Gameday to the Daily Wager. Despite his deep loyalty to the New York Jets, Mack was the kid walking around with the Street and Smith’s magazines and quoting stats at games at a young age. Now, whether it’s for the show or the poker table, he knows what the numbers say and where to find out if not.

It’s March, and that means Brackets. Before you fill out yours, listen as Dave, Carl and Neuby get the 411 from Mack in the 702. Make sure you have both a pencil and a pen because you may want to change a pick or two. Conversely, you may end up putting some in pen (Not that Penn or the Palestra) after the boys go through each region.

Who is beating the Zags? How far will Villanova go? How would you do in a poker game with Doug Kezerian and Joe Fortenbaugh? How many brackets do you fill out (Hint: Bet the over)? Kraemer answers all of these questions and more.

The Take a Minute segment is everyone’s One Shining Moment on the Cash Considerations show, and what would March Madness be without that? Neuby gave us his lead pipe lock, Carl was Marvelous, Mack asked Vegas for more and Dave closed the show with a six month celebration about life, family and you, the loyal listeners of the Cash Considerations show.

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