Billy Walters, considered the most successful sports bettor of all time, will introduce two new members into the Sports Gambling Hall of Fame at Circa on Friday. VIEW E-EDITION 25¢ for 3 mos ...

According to Shipnuck’s sources, Mickelson claimed $40 million in gambling losses from 2010 to 2014. In Walter’s recent book, he asserts that over the last three decades, Mickelson bet $1 ...

George Will tells a story about Newt Gingrich that rates occasional re-telling for those who follow securities markets: it was 1994 and Mexico’s debt troubles had revealed themselves in worrying ...

As Walters staggering gambling losses reveal, it’s very difficult for even the most informed bettor to get it right the vast majority of the time. Investors are no different.

As Walters staggering gambling losses reveal, it’s very difficult for even the most informed bettor to get it right the vast majority of the time. Investors are no different.

The names of Billy Walters and Phil Mickelson are taken together when the term 'gambling' is used. While Walters is an American business tycoon who is infamously known as the biggest sports bettor ...

Billy Walters, 77, looks out at the room for a minute, searching for something meaningful to say. “The one…” He holds the mic to his mouth, trails off, thinking.

Walters’ mental makeup is also unfortunate for someone like professional golfer Phil Mickelson, Billy’s one-time friend, whose alleged gambling habits are aired by Walters in the book.

If Phil Mickelson was hoping to stay out of headlines in the offseason, he likely isn't going to get any peace thanks to renowned gambler Billy Walters' recent TV appearances.

Billy Walters is one of the biggest, most notorious sports gamblers in United States history, and he wrote in his book Gambler: Secrets From A Life At Risk,… ...

Billy Baxter, Poker Hall of Famer, Sports Gambling Hall of Famer “Billy Walters, without a doubt, is not only the greatest gambler ever but the most successful person, by miles, that ever was ...

In his new book, and in an interview with The Post, sports gambling star Billy Walters continues to swing back at his former golfing and betting partner. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.