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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage six of the 2024 Tour de France. It is 163 kilometers into Dijon. Not a lot of climbs, just one categorized climb. I'll go down

the list of favorites on Unibet and I'll call out better prices when I see them on the U.S. books like Fanduel and Draft Kings. And then we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win. The first, the top favorite is Jasper Philipson, today's runner up, plus 135. Mark Kavanaugh, plus 250. You're never going to see, he was like,000 for today's stage. So that's not happening again. You have to buy him in a much steeper price. Third place, Arnold Daly, plus 750. Dylan, Gronevegan, plus 900. Mads Pedersen plus 1400. Binium, Grimae, plus 2,000. Fernando Guevira plus 2,500. Fabio Jacobson plus 2,500.

Johann, how's this going to play out and who's going to win this?

Well, it's difficult.

I mean, it's difficult to predict these sprints, Spencer.

No, we didn't, we had big cavendish yesterday,

and today he won, like, I mean, dominantly.

At some point, logic will have to prevail, I think.

So even though I have certain reservations about the speed and the physical fitness of Jasper Philipson for the moment,

I'm still going to pick him to win.

I think that, you know, at some point he will come back and prove again

that he's the fastest guy.

I haven't seen that for the moment.

I also haven't seen his team being as dominant in the leadout as we're used from them, but I'm going to

have confidence and say that at some point it's going to work out. So Jasper Phillips and plus

135 is my pick to win the States tomorrow. Yeah, neither he nor his team are at the level they were at

in the last few years. I mean, in intermediate sprint, he got beat and he was shaking his head.

So you know that he wasn't just, you know, feather in the effort that he just like really

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