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. Gone Veson. Hour number three of a numbers game at Veson, the Sports Betting Network. vizan.com, game plus, Iheart radio, YouTube TV, and of course, series ex-sm channel 158. Kelly is behind the glass. It's Gil Alexander. enter. And the reason Kelly's behind the glass is because it's time for Fezick Fridays.

Whether it's at the sports book or anywhere else in the casino, he's always helping us find an edge. It's time for Fezick Fridays. Starring the only back-to-back winner of the Hilton Super Contest back in the day, Steve Fezick. Yes, he's won contest since then. He'll have us now. Follow at your own peril on Twitter at Fezik Sports. Not very nice on there. How you doing, Stevie? You know, good news. I'm at Circa, and I've got some, like, slot redemption slips. And, oops, one of them expired 180 days. I've had it for a while. No problem.

They just paid me anyways. So that's the way to do business right there. There you go. Can I ask you about something else you texted us about during the show today? Oh, sure. Because it runs very

counter to some of the stuff we talked about with the Bill Krakkenberger.

You said, my voucher trick.

Now, we've been saying for years on this show, don't go around a casino grabbing the

vouchers out of the machines because they frown a pound upon, pardon me.

Or pick them up when they're on the counter and the like and try to cash them. Yes. But Stevie Fezik is not your mere mortal. Here's what he text. He goes, my voucher trick, whenever I see someone who left behind money in a high limit room in the machine like 10 bucks, you just, what do you do? You just throw a hundred bucks on top of it. You cash out? Exactly. I go ahead and I put in my own hundred or hundreds. And then I'll hit a cash out. And so it's like $200. Maybe there's $22. And now I got $22. And I take it blissfully. And like what person in the world could possibly go? What am I supposed to do? I put my money into the machine. I've hit cash out. It's not my problem that someone, you know,

seeded the machine prior to my arrival with my gambling money.

Never had a problem.

I don't believe the state of Nevada, I would agree with you, but there you go.

I think it makes sense that the casino has to play hardball here because they can't have people

like vultures just scavenging, going around, like sweeping the floor.

I tell you what?

You don't do that.

Because in Nevada, people made a living just off like listed pitchers and teasers.

Whenever a teaser would push, people would be going through trash cans,

looking for people that would throw out 0-1-1 teaser tickets because they were pushes.

In most Nevada books, ties don't lose.

Ties push on a teaser.

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