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Q3, Major League Baseball, betting derivatives show.

We do it every quarter on the beating the book podcast.

We have done it every quarter since I'm going to guess the year 2011 on a podcast.

That's right, we were podcasting in the Dark Ages. At least. At least. It might have been 2008, I think. I'm thinking that's when we started doing it. Really? You know better than our, I guess, loss in the, the, the, the, the story historian. Yeah. You would know that for sure. We did it all the way back in the betting dork days.

This is Mark Bortchard, everybody.

He is base winner at base winner on Twitter, basewinter.com.

Does the Betus show every morning on Major League Baseball.

What we try to do is go through stats through three quarters of the season

and figure out what of these stats is narrative,

what is predictive, what we can glean from this betting moving forward and we get progressively

more proprietary as the show goes on. So we do some ones that are readily available, best

money line teams, best run line teams in major league baseball, best starting pitchers if you had backed

them blindly.

And then we narrow that down to umpires.

Mark has a lot of historical data on umpires when they call balls and strikes,

whether they tend to go over or under as home plate umpires.

And then we'll do first five stats, which are always.

And I just took a peek at them.

Once again, unbelievable and first innings with starters. How are you doing, man? Your season going okay? Yeah, I'm doing good, dude. I'm ahead on the show. I think the chart plays could be a little bit better, but, you know, sometimes you have years like that. But on the show, I'm ahead, gosh, over 20 units. So happy about about that. Mostly parley, as I might say. So you guys, you're a parlay haters. Well, just check,

just go look at, go to MLB Show BetUS on YouTube and search and what we will come up. Not

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