No doubt, y'all.

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.

Good Monday morning, Tune is a numbers game at Veson.

The sports betting network, vesen.com, game plus iHeartRadio, YouTube TV, of course, series XM channel 158. It's Gil Alexander. That right there's my little buddy, Kelly Bidlin, everybody. Hey, how are we doing? Doing very well. What a weekend. What an extended weekend. I hope you had a safe and healthy and very stomach-filling Thanksgiving. I think that's what you say after Thanksgiving. Yes. And now we transition into the Merry Christmas mode, the Happy Holidays mode of things beyond that. But there is so much to discuss on this show. Week 14 guessing lines about to happen. Week 14, Kelly, it's December. How did it happen already? How did it happen? How's it December already? How did it happen? I can't believe it's week 14. That's what Will says. Like every couple weeks. I can't believe it's week six. Every month in the fall. I'm like, how is it October already? How's it November? Week 14, guessing lines coming up, looking to extract value. We went pretty well on that last week in terms of our results and initial reactions.

The one that did, I mean, the one that didn't get home for me was Detroit, but Cincinnati did.

Seattle did. So we'll go through that exercise. I haven't seen the lines. Kelly will tell me

what they are within that exercise. We recap. We look at things. Also got to talk about college football, the disaster

scenario of college football. Lake Kiffin. We got to talk about two-point conversions. We got

to talk about a whole bunch of things. But we start as we always do, Kelly, with a little

survivor update, Circa Survivor Update, the greatest contest there ever was. And by the way, shout out to Derek Stevens and the Circa family. They have started in Missouri as of today. That's right. Yeah, beautiful live shot of Derek this morning. I'm by the books from Missouri. There you go. Shout out to those guys. Circus Survivor. First of all, let's talk about Grandissimo. Grandissimo, which we haven't talked about nearly as much. But, you know, for those who are aware, $100,000 entry, there were $69 entries in the end this year. I had set the, uh, the over under at 30 and a half, I think before the season started.

I'm pretty sure I took the under. Yeah, got to 69.

So it's, you know, a $6.9 million pool.

And in the end, six entries split after three were on the Ravens, three were on the Eagles,

in their Thanksgiving quirk in that contest as well.

Obviously, both Ravens and Eagles lose.

So those six entries split the $6.9 million.

That's $1.15 million per entry.

Per each of those six.

Congratulations to our buddy Michael Craig.

Yes.

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