On this week's Bet the Process podcast, Rufus and I'll be trying to swear a lot to make it really, really creative content, which is what someone on Twitter told us we should do.

Actually, what we're really doing is going back and recapping how my podcast partner managed to lose money despite calling out and betting on and betting quite a bit of money on a 100 to one favorite Gary Woodland

to win the U.S. Open, you'll have to listen to know how that all happened. And as always,

the Bet the Process podcast is still no longer sponsored. So just line up and get some sponsors

there. With that, let's start the process.

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Bet the process. Welcome to the podcast.

Bet the process. It's not the typical cookie cutter nonsense.

If you came just for picks, you're in the wrong place. Find a tap with the

narrative to make a strong case. Instead of blindly assuming a team must be tanking. We're looking for

the edge of messy P-body rankings, crunching all the numbers in the simulator system that break down the data

analytically driven. Media coverage. The sports gambling is pathetic. The bottom on. Welcome to a recap episode.

So Rufus and I are going to talk a little bit about the U.S. Open and how he managed to lose money despite nailing what, like 100 to 1 long shot in Gary Woodland?

102 and a half to 1 is what I got.

And then I got him 52 to 1 after round 2.

52 to 1 after round 2?

No, wait, yes.

No, after round 1.

No, after round 1.

Sorry, after round 1.

You're right. You're right.

After round 1.

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