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How are you? Happy Monday. Welcome into a new episode of the Daily Juice podcast with me, Matt Peralt.

You guys can follow me across all of my socials at Sports Talk, Matt, and we come to you after another unbelievable, unbelievably fun professional football, NFL football season. So I woke up yesterday and I had just

like a, I don't know, a lot of a lot of emotion going on. And I felt really sad about the end of

this season because so much has happened. I'm going to remember this football season for the

rest of my life. It stood out in so

many ways, both personally and professionally, and it didn't end the way that I wanted it to,

but it did end the way that we wanted it to from a betting perspective. So this came down to basically

like head versus wallet. And for a wallet perspective,

it came out really well. We wound up up over 12 units overall. And if you put the future wager into

2025, which is what I plan to do from an accounting standpoint. It was bet in 25,

so it should be not when it cashes, but when it was played. So the Patriot one unit goes down. So we add

13 units to last year's record. So that puts us up 27 units for last year, which I think is

extraordinary. And I am a huge fan of that. Overall, we wound up down 0.8 units. If you take out

the two futures, take out the Seahawks money line and the Patriots money line, the over should have hit. If you were on the under, congratulations, because the over was right there. Patriots could have scored. Seahawks had a touchdown that was called back because the referees all of a sudden were like, let's do our job because they did nothing in the game. So they decided to call a holding penalty on Seattle, which killed the over,

which looked very suspect, but whatever.

Patriots did not win the first half.

They were down at the break.

They were down 9-0.

The shortest touchdown?

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