ESPN debuted "Daily Wager," the network's first-ever gambling show, on ESPNews March 11, and more could be on the way, according to Anita Marks, formerly an afternoon drive-time host on 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore and now a contributor on "Daily Wager."
Marks believes ESPNews could become an all-gambling channel in just a few years.
"The ultimate game plan is for ESPN to turn this into a gambling channel maybe in the next few years," Marks said on Glenn Clark Radio March 12.
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