The company debuted its flagship podcast 'Extra Points' on Monday, hosted by Iacono and The NFL Network's Dave Dameshek.
After years of guest appearances as the go-to gambling aficionado, Sal Iacono, AKA "Cousin Sal," has started his own venture with Extra Points, a media company focusing on sports, sports betting and comedy.
, hosted by Iacono and The NFL Network's Dave Dameshek, which will release episodes weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays across all major platforms. Iacono and his childhood friends "The Degenerate Trifecta" will also move theirthat will premiere Wednesday with a rotating lineup of comedians. Jimmy Kimmel Live!Fox NFL Thursday Night Footballfor their "Guess the Lines" gambling segment.
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