too much ownership for Nikolai Hoygard, would you say? Do you think he'll crack 20%? Is he

going to crack 10%? Because sometimes I do feel like we overestimate and give too much credit to

what the field is going to do with some of these lower end names. This is, I think, maybe a more

complicated answer than you're looking for, but it's not so much, it's not so much whether or not I'm going to

play Nikolai. I think I'm probably playing him regardless of his ownership, but it's, what role

is Nikolai playing in my lineup? Is he just a high probability play that's there because I really

like the rest of my lineup and I think the rest of my lineup can give me the separation that I need. And now Nikolai is just trying to preserve that

advantage that I have? Or is Nikolai one of those reasons why my lineup can very quickly get to the top

of the leaderboard? And now I can just surround him with high probability plays that are just designed to

preserve the advantage that I've

already created for myself. And so if Nikolai is one of those separators, low-owned, I don't,

it's a little bit hard to like just give a specific number, but I certainly under 10% he's a

separator. Under 15% he might still be a separator.

If he's 15 to 20, now he probably can't be a true separator for you anymore.

So now he converts to a high probability play.

And basically like if you just assign separator or high probability play to everyone in your lineup,

and you have, let's say, three of each or two of one and four of the other, you're going to build a pretty good lineup. If you have too many separators and not enough high probability plays, it's probably too contrarian. If you have too many high probability guys and not enough guys you can actually help you separate, now you're too chalky and you're going to cash a lot at a good rate, but you're not going

to get those actual takedowns that, you know, really create the year for you.

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