What's up, guys, Rick here with your DFS preview for the Rider Cup. Now, this is very important

because this is a different kind of week because I'll be in Rome. I'm headed off to the

Rider Cup. So this video is being released a little earlier than normal. And while there's still

plenty to go through with the golf course, the players, the way

they're trending in, the only thing that I don't have at the time of recording this are the

salaries. We're going to talk through a little bit of strategy, but I do not have the salaries. So the

goal is to release this bigger video now, go through what it's going to take to probably win

around Marco Simone, the way that they can take advantage of the course, the strategy,

the style, the format, all that fun stuff. And then hopefully, if I can make it happen,

when salaries are released, I'll find some Wi-Fi in a quiet spot in Italy, and I'll do a quick kind of maybe 10-minute DFS recap when I do have the salaries.

We can talk through that stuff as well.

So bear with me.

Obviously, this is not how it normally works.

This is an unusual week, but I will be at the Rider Cup.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. So that's a practice round. Three competitive rounds, potentially on Wednesday as well. So I'll be able to get as much intel as I can. Follow me on Twitter at Rick Run Good. It should be an awesome week. I'm stoked for it and appreciate the patience on the schedule.

Let's jump into the Rider Cup.

If you've never been around a Rider Cup, if you've never seen one, it's pretty electric.

It is the United States versus Europe 12 v12.

And on Friday and Saturday, the first two days days there are two sessions each there's a morning

session and an afternoon session on Friday morning and afternoon on Saturday and then just

one session on Sunday uh on each of the first two days there will be one session of four

ball and one session of four sums.

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