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    Sources: Fox Sports Could Cancel ‘Fox Bet Live’

    • Weekday FS1 show one of the first to focus on sports betting.
    • ‘Fox Bet Live’ was originally called ‘Lock It In.’
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    Jun 22, 2021 | 10:06 pm
    UPDATED Feb 12, 2023 | 01:20 pm
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    The future of one of the first national sports betting TV shows is in question.

    “Fox Bet Live,” a weekday afternoon show on Fox Sports’s FS1 cable network, is in danger of being canceled, sources told Front Office Sports.

    But a Fox spokeswoman said: “Fox Bet Live is not going away.”

    Rachel Bonnetta, who has been a mainstay with the show since 2018, could also be leaving as host, according to sources.

    Bonnetta drew praise for her leadership of the former “Lock It In,” which co-stars Clay Travis, “Cousin Sal” Iacono, and Las Vegas oddsmaker Todd Fuhrman.

    The former “Lock It In” was launched in 2018, and was one of the first daily sports gambling shows. After Fox Sports launched its Fox Bet app, it renamed the show “Fox Bet Live.”

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