Dave Cokin is a sports handicapper.^[14]

Cokin is an on air personality at The Las Vegas Sportsline.

He is on the air with Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Adam Hill and Matt Youmans. It is on ESPN Radio (1100 AM, 100.9 FM) and is aired from 2 pm to 3 pm Pacific Time from Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Sportsline can be found online at the website "LVSportsNetwork.com." His website is updated daily with sports betting analysis and free plays from other top professional handicappers. As of January 2022 he works for Wagertalk.

Cokin has been the owner of Dave Cokin Sports since 1981.

He is a longtime Las Vegas sports handicapper, radio and television personality.

He has been described as a sports loving, media mogul who continues to make history as one of the nation’s top sports gaming analysts.

Dave Cokin is an industry insider, knowing sports statistics and athletes better than anyone while understanding immediately the dynamics of each athletic event.

He has co-hosted national network sports shows with Matt Guokas, baseball star Pete Rose, Bill Raftery, Dick Versace and Johnny Orr. Cokin is from Providence, Rhode island but resides in Las Vegas.

Cokin is a featured columnist in national publications, such as the Sports Betting Guide and the Jim Feist Football Annuals.

He is regularly in demand as a gaming insider on sports talk shows across the country.

He is the co-host of Pro-Line, which is America's longest-running sports handicapping show.

It is a weekly conversation previewing game matchups from a gambling perspective.

ProLine is the longest running sports handicapping show in the business as it has been running since 1993, first on the USA Network and later on the Internet.

Dave was voted as the 2004 and 2006 Nevada Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. He was tagged by noted author Martin Mendelsohn as the “Ted Williams of the sports service industry.”