I do not just think I am an icon in the world of sports gambling and handicapping, but even Hollywood thinks so! It is my amazing sense of humor and my countless years of picking free winners that gave way to your one and only Stu “The Source” Feiner serving as the basis of the major motion-picture “Two For the Money” in 2005. It wasn't any actor that could fill my shoes. Have you seen my videos? It was exciting to imagine who would attempt to capture the king of handicapping and free winners. Those of you that have seen the movie will know it meant that it was none other than the amazing Academy Award winning actor Al Pacino. Pacino gave a riveting performance as Walter Abrams, a character who was based on my life experiences and success picking your free winners. Al Pacino was not the only famous face in the movie. A character based on my partner was played by Matthew McConaughey and a character based on my brother-in-law was played by Jeremy Piven. This ensemble which also included Rene Russo was just a glimpse into the crazy reality that has been my life the past 30 years picking free winners.

It was very exciting for Al Pacino to portray me in the movie “Two for the Money”. It was just an unreal feeling to see Al Pacino, Matthew McConaughey and Jeremy Piven on my “The Sports Advisors” TV show, giving free winners to the fictional world of the movie as I did throughout the 90s. They sat on the mock studio using my “Sports Advisors” logo and opener. Al captured my antics and energy that has made me a household name and icon in the sports world. I thoroughly enjoyed watching Al mimic me getting an elephant for his daughter's birthday party. There were so many times that I had petting zoos at my house, consisting of lions, tigers, llamas, sheep, horses, cows and monkeys. I remember at one of my son's peanut football teams bashes we had a goat that would not stop stealing and eating nerf darts! Sounds like me when you get me to a free buffet. Whether its free winners or outrageous parties, there is a reason they call me your “Source.” I go above and beyond to ensure the best of times and information. It is my amazing sense of energy and positive outlook on life and winning that has kept me on top of the game for the last three decades.

Truth be told, I never had an elephant at the parties, but that is Hollywood for you. Unless of course, you count me as the elephant when I approached 265 lbs on my 5'4” frame. It is no coincidence that in my office I have a fifteen foot elephant on my wall that looks exactly like the one in the movie “Two for the Money”. Free winners, forget that, we need free peanuts! Maybe we should go to Five Guys.

Why is your source not only an icon in the sports gambling industry but also a game changer? We can trace it back to my work in the late 80s and early 90s. My television show "Sports Advisors" revolutionized the Sports Gambling Industry. In 1989 Resorts Hotel and Casino offered myself and my partners an opportunity to film the show from their Casino. We flew there Monday morning, filmed the show and partied the rest of the night. It featured myself, Dr. Ron Bash, and Pittsburgh Steeler lineman Jim Clack. We spoke about the upcoming games, broke every game down from a betting stand-point and gave a predicted score. This gave the bettor a way to bet the game and the over/under. I realized that this was a way to get in touch with the betting public like it had never been done before. It was a way for gamblers to begin to understand how our handicapping and free winners were informed by statistical trends, late-breaking information, and data. Television was able to reach into the homes of hundreds of thousands of gamblers giving them insight into the integrity and dedication that goes into picking our free winners and game analysis.

At the time, we used “Sports Advisors” to advertise our 900 numbers another revolutionary tool for the sports gambling industry. These 900 numbers have   now been replaced with internet sites like my very own www.stufeiner.com. The relationships we built on the show were priceless and everlasting. It was during the building and development of my “Sports Advisors” television show that I developed the ridiculous characteristics that have made me an icon in the industry. After many shows it was a given that I would lose my voice because of how riled up I was about our analysis and free winners. Being as ridiculous as possible, screaming and yelling, and going wild, was just as much fun as analyzing and picking games. One time I was so excited my punching in the air caused my wrist watch to fly off of my arm while filming! I loved being on camera, your source was made to be on camera! The clientele loved our free winners segment. The show aired in every major city in the country on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, providing the gambling public with their first glimpse of the gambling world on television. Free winners were what made the show such a success and we always gave our best bets as the free winners. After years of success running the show across the country in every major city, “Sports Advisors” would return in the major motion picture “Two For The Money.” It was so exciting to see my revolutionary project revitalized on the big screen! While I no longer have a television show that gives you free winners like “Sports Advisors” you can count on your source to continue bringing you the detailed analysis and free winners for years to come!