Hey, guys, how are you? Welcome into a Thursday morning edition of the daily

juice podcast with me, Matt Peralta here on the bedding pros YouTube channel, always

where you find all your audio podcasts, bedding pros.com. You can't find it on the audio

podcast. There'll be on bedding pros.com on the bottom of the website. You'll find the

podcast and, well, YouTube for the video, like I mentioned, and you can go to bedmgm and

use that promo code $10 to win $150 on any event. The promo code actually is above me on

the YouTube video. If you ever get it, juice 150, bedmgm.com, the bedmgm app or wherever

bedmgm is available for you. All right. So, O3 in one yesterday. So, 2 and O into an

O3 in one mark. The bedmgm was the push. Lucky to get it. They missed so many free throws,

a three at the buzzer for LSU. They cover. You know, it's interesting because I was talking

to somebody about this on Twitter. I'll spend some time on this on my daily show talking

about we need a better way of determining who is beating the spread and who is not the

ATS number, like LSU technically covered the spread, right? ATS, it's always the closing

number. But if you bet minus two and a half for BAMMA, you won. I bet three. I pushed.

You bet three and a half. You lost. You bet four. You lost. So, it's just interesting

that like we say that LSU won that game ATS. But really, they didn't because the opening

number was two and a half. So, that's why the pros bet the opening number because oftentimes

they get the best of the numbers when it first comes out. They're the ones that helped

to dictate and set the line. The book said two and a half. The pros said, no, it should

be three. The public came in behind it and made it four. So, the evolution of a line,

how the line actually is made and then where it is bet two, it's kind of like a blunt instrument

and the professionals come in and they're the ones who sharpen the blade, if you will,

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