The numbers told the story they always do. It's one of those idiots who believe in analytics. This is a numbers game with Gil Alexander on Veson. Hour number three of a numbers game at VEason, the SportsBetting Network, Veson.com, Game Plus, Iheart Radio, YouTube, TV, and of course, series X-Up channel 158. Gil Alexander on this Friday, second round of the Masters. Kelly's behind the glass because he's making room for Fezick here, is about to join us. We get tweets beating the book, best listeners in the game. Have I mentioned that today? I really mean that. William Wagers. Speaking of Back 9 score, bets that you can get. Bryson over 36.5 back 9 around plus 110. I think if he doesn't make up ground on the front, he may be playing the backup more aggressively, could get away from him quickly, especially with the course conditions. Great point. Guys who are going to be right on the bubble, right on the cusp, going to have to get aggressive on a course that does not demand being aggressive today. The Auburnist with a shout out to Kelly says, good job Kelly asking Chris about his

strategy with horses.

I feel like horse racing suffers from people not understanding how to bet the sport.

And it confuses a lot of people.

Finding a beatable favorite like Chris did is only part of the game.

Buddhist man, how long before Feswick makes a move to patent slash monetize? What's this?

Pat Riley, three Pete style.

We've all latched on to that.

That and, oh dear, three Jacques H3131.

Gil, Mason Miller was 200 to 1 less than a week ago, I believe.

I grabbed him 80 to 1 this morning because you never know.

Yeah, now I'm seeing he's about half that.

Then I do that?

Johnny B.

In Atlantic City, this is it currently.

Oh, my play on David Bailey to go second.

I got him at plus 230 a few days ago.

He is now minus 130 to be the number two pick in the draft.

I hope I'm ahead of that one.

Bobby Gettys, anyone else watched more college hockey last night than they had in their entire lives?

Raising my hand, Bobby, that was me.

Because there was no other sport, really, to go with.

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