An Insider's View of the New Hit Movie 'Two For The Money,' Starring Al Pacino

An Insider's View of the New Hit Movie 'Two For The Money,' Starring Al Pacino

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- By now you've seen commercials for Al Pacino's new hit movie, "Two For The Money," a drama based on the life of sports handicapping pro, Brandon Lane (Matthew McConaughey).

It all starts when Lane is taken under the wing of Walter Abrams (Al Pacino) to learn about the sports handicapping industry. Abrams and Lane become the ultimate golden boys of the betting world. Everything they touch turns to gold, their advice becomes law, and they themselves become gods.

It all sounds thrilling and dangerous, right? But, what exactly is the world of Sports Handicapping really like?

If you've ever wondered how people can win by gambling on sports, the answer is simple. They hire someone to do the work for them. That's right! People pay a sports handicapper to get tips on who's hot and who's not. Just like in the movie.

Larry "The Duke" Dukehart is considered by many to be the best in the sports consulting industry. Some of you may have heard about Larry's services in the Dupont Registry or the Robb Report. He has been featured in several magazines, including Boardwalker and Gambling Times, and was rated #1 in Sports Bible. With over 20 years of experience "The Duke" can pick a winner from a mile away. Maybe that's why his services are called upon by the rich and famous. Some of his clients pay upwards of $30,000 just to get his take on who will win.

"The world of sports handicapping is very competitive. You constantly have to be on your toes. If you miss one little piece of information it can cost you and your clients, BIG. My clients come to me, because of my contacts, my consistency, and my knowledge of how to win. If you're not consistent, you lose clients, you lose credibility, you appear weak, and that's where the only real danger comes in. Losing your credibility can be your downfall. If you can't pick winners, you're out of business," said Dukehart.

With "The Duke's" winning streak and a new hit movie in theaters, business is booming. The movie has people lining up at his website http://www.dukewins.com/ to get the latest on scores, odds, and pointspreads.

"Two For The Money" has put the sports consulting industry in the limelight. With so much attention drawn to this industry, people will be drawn to learn more about the real world of sports.

"Two For The Money" is now playing in a theater near you. Will the movie be a huge success? The odds look good.

For more information, visit http://www.dukewins.com/ or contact Dana Ness, creativebrainchild@gmail.com, 985.710.4133

Source: Creative Brainchild, LLC

CONTACT: Dana Ness, Creative Brainchild, LLC, +1-985-710-4133, creativebrainchild@gmail.com

Web site: http://www.dukewins.com/

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