On this week's Bet the Process podcast, we are going to be talking about the myths of sports betting.

Rufus and I are going to talk about a lot of things we've talked about in the past,

but we're going to go into more detail in terms of things like what a sharp line moves,

or in terms of what's the optimal strategy for playing blackjack,

or whether the idiots at your blackjack

table whether they really cost you money or not and I bet you guys are really

interested to hear the answer that as always the bet the process podcast is brought

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So you should do that today.

And with that, let's start the process. Welcome to another edition of the Bet the Process podcast.

This is a very special edition inspired by some

stupid conversations we've had on Twitter and a largely entertaining but sort of functionally

or some content was kind of wrong from the Bill Simmons Vegas podcast. Rufus and I are going to be

doing our top 10-ish 11-ish myths of gambling in no particular

order and kind of dissecting them and discussing them.

So hopefully this will create some great fodder for the Twitter sphere as we talk through things.

So the first one I want to talk about are money management strategies like Martin Gale.

Ashley Simmons often calls these Ponzi, what I don't know what he calls them?

He calls them like, Ponzi schemes or he calls them like, yeah, he calls him.

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