Even if you don't like gambling or you choose not to partake in gambling, one thing I do find

very interesting are the gambling odds because it almost tells you the future.

It gives you an idea of where the money is and usually there's some information that leads to that

So I had to do this via a friend. I couldn't do this by myself and that is checking the latest fan

dual odds on where guys are going to be picked

like who's going to go number one overall who's going to go number two overall and the

reason I had to ask a friend is that we have different laws in New Jersey and New York

we cannot make a bet in the state of New York on the NFL draft. You can't do it.

In the state of New Jersey, you can. And it just boggles my mind on why. And why in New York you're not allowed to yeah because they believe that things like that you could get easily get inside information like if you happen to know Joe Shane or Joe Douglas, you could, oh I know exactly who they're taking.

Or someone who knows exactly what they're taking leaks it to a friend of theirs and you put this massive

bet on something that's easily find outable.

I think that's why.

So why New Jersey allows it either.

And it's not just the draft, like the draft gets a lot of attention, but the other things are awards.

And I even mentioned that earlier this year about Louise Severino.

I did place a bet. I went to New Jersey. I placed a bet on Louis Severino to win the National League Saya Young.

By the way, not that he's the favorite party.

Right?

I mean, I'm a bet.

The wards are different, especially in baseball

because you still, you have to end football. Really all you still you have to

and football really all sports you have to earn them right you do but they are

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