On a very special Bet the Process podcast, we will today be talking masters, a lot of masters

and a lot more masters.

And you're going to see a giddy and get to hear a giddy Rufus talking about the one golfer

that he is fading into Bolivia, as Mike Tyson would say.

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Yeah. Welcome to a very special episode of the Inventment Process podcast, a master's edition podcast, something that's near and dear to my partner, Rufus Peabody's heart, who's in,

where are you?

I'm in Cordoba, Argentina, and yes, the Masters is the greatest sporting event of the year.

Okay.

Before we get in the Masters, I wanted to just do a quick ode to the finished NCAA basketball season. We talked about my Michigan 75 to one ticket, which did not cash. I actually did have a little bit of Villanova hedge from the beginning

of the final four where they're about minus 110 as sort of a hedge. So I ended making a little bit of money,

but didn't make as much as I could have, obviously, if Michigan had won. I told you, and I,

you know, erroneously texted you that I thought there was a lot of value on Michigan with the

point spread in that game. And I think most analytical models will tell you that there was about two

points of value. Villanova obviously ran through that and covered easily. You know, three-point

shooting variance was not the case. I mean, if you look at the final numbers, it was a huge

disparity. But if you watch the actual types of shots both teams were getting

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