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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage 13 of the Tour de France. It's another one of these long, actually not that long, 165K is short transfer stages into Poe before they position so they can position for the Pyrenean mountain stages over the weekend.

I'll list off the favorites on Unibet in Europe.

I'll call it better prices when I see them on the U.S. books, fan duel, and draft kings. And we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win and how it's going to play out. Asper Philipson's the heavy favorite at plus 250, Binyam-Germai plus 350, Wout Van Arr, plus 600,

Pascal Ackerman plus 1,800,

Mark Kavanaugh

plus 1,800,

Dylan Drogrogrogate. William Grimei plus 350, Woutvinnard, plus 600, Pascal Ackerman plus 1,800, Mark Cavendish plus 1,800, Dylan Grosvengan, plus 1,800,

Arnold DeLie plus 2,000, Magnus, Cort, Nielsen, plus 3,300.

It goes on and on, on, on, I'll calm out when I need to,

and in case you don't know, plus 250 means if you bet $100, you get $250 of profit back for a total of $350 and so on and so on and so on.

But, Johan, how do you think this is going to play out and who do you think is going to win?

Yeah, I think Spencer, it's going to be a bunch sprint again. You could argue, you know, it's 50-50 because some teams are, have lost riders.

You know, Peloton is tired.

If a strong breakaway goes between eight and ten riders, it could be difficult to bring them back.

But I don't think we can gamble on that because it's,

it's so difficult then to choose who would win from a breakaway. And so I still think there's

the chances of a bunch of a sprint are bigger. There's teams here that are built around the

sprinter. There's almost no chances left built around the sprinter.

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