On today's Bet the Process podcast, we'll be talking about week one college football games,

looking at some futures bets, which ones have value with the teams that are in action this week,

Florida and Florida State and Alabama and Ohio State and USC.

Rufus will be talking about where he sees value in that.

We'll also be talking about whether it makes sense, as Bill Simmons says, to always take the points.

And then we'll be talking again a little bit more about who we think is going to end up ruling the seven kingdoms.

We'll do our markets in terms of make it or take it.

And we'll finally give you some thoughts and ideas around NFL survivor picks

for week one. As always, the Bet the Process podcast is brought to you by the Sports Action app,

which is the best way for gamblers and sports gamblers to track what they're betting on

and to see updated lines, et cetera. It's a really great app. It's free and it's on the App Store,

so go take a look at it, sports action. All right, welcome to the inaugural edition of the About the Process podcast, which is the name we've come up with, and hopefully it will stick.

We're two ex-ESPN predictive analytics experts. That's me and Rufus Peabody.

We'll be talking about all the things that we weren't really allowed to talk about on ESPN.

We spent collectively three years as ESPN's predictive analytics experts, which I'm not

even sure what that really means, but it was sort of this cool made-up title that we came

up with.

And I've had some experience as a professional gambler or as a professional blackjack player,

had a movie and book made about me,

and do a lot of sort of predictive analytics. Rufus is obviously, his reputation precedes him.

He is arguably or inarguably one of the most successful sports gamblers of our generation

and spent a year on ESPN as their predictive analytics experts. And so, you know,

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