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 Visan. The sports betting network, Veson.com, Game Plus, I-Hard Radio, YouTube TV, and of course, series X of Channel 158, Gil Alexander. Kelly's behind the glass. Steve Fezick here standing by

and special guest appearance from the great Todd Wischnav. I just want to read a couple tweets here. This is from A.C. de Cardano. I love how Dr. Bob does not let any unwarranted criticism slide every time it's scoreboard shut up. Well, as it should be, right? I mean, the long-term record speaks for itself and he's having a great college basketball season.

And Chance Copperpot asks... be, right? I mean, the long-term record speaks for itself, and he's having a great college

basketball season. And Chance Copperpot asks, there was an actuary on Jeopardy this week, and it got me thinking, has Steve ever tried out for Jeopardy? And if so, were any of the answers, Who is Sisyphus? Well, if only we had Steve Vesig here to answer that question. We do. 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. Steve Fezick, the only back-to-back winner of the Hilton Super Contest joins us. You can follow him on Twitter at your own peril at Fezic Sports. I saw you on Twitter,

man. You just don't, you can't help yourself,

can you? Oh, dear.

I have to address the Sisyphus

because the great Joe Pita in the book

Trading Bases, one time famously as a summer

intern when he was a young man

described his job on the trading

floor as being like the the famous,

I don't know if it's Greek or Roman, I think Greek, a dude that is after he dies,

he has to push the rock up the hill.

That's right.

He's in hell.

And all day long, he's pushing the rock up the hill and then it falls down.

He's got to do it again and again and again endlessly.

And Joe described trying to raise the capital each and every day, the $5 million,

as Sisyphus rolling the rock up, and it got back to all the senior partners,

and he almost got blacklisted from Wall Street because of it.

Because of the Sisyphus comparison.

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