On this week's episode of Betta Process, we have a very special episode where I put on my host shoes by myself, my big boy host shoes, and Jeff is our guest.

And we go over the history of Jeff as a blackjack player, famous author, mingler with celebrities.

I'm not sure that's proper English.

And we discussed the lessons Jeff has learned in Blackjack and what they tell us about probability in other situations. And it's a great podcast, so I hope you listen. And with that, let's start the topic. Bet, bet, bet, bet the process.

Bet the process.

Welcome to the podcast.

Bet the process.

It's not that typical cookie cutter nonsense.

If you came just for picks, you're in the wrong place.

Find a town with the narrative to make a strong case.

Instead of blindly assuming a team must be tanking.

We're looking for the edge of Massey P-Body rankings,

crunching all the numbers in a simulator system

that break down the data analytically driven.

Media coverage, and sports gambling is pathetic.

The bottom-backer-process, and this is a very special one because I am hosting by myself and I have a guest, a guest that you all know.

For those of you who don't know, Jeff Ma is the real life inspiration for the book Bringing Down the House in the Hit Movie 21, where he's portrayed as a white guy to the chagrin of the Asian community. So, Jeff,

let's be fair, your alias in the book Bringing Down the House was Kevin Lewis, which isn't exactly

an Asian name. So anyway, after working as an options trader, Jeff has been in the startup world

for nearly two decades. He's founded or co-founded three different startups that he sold. He's an

accomplished speaker, better even than

Serena Williams, and was ESPN's first ever predictive analytics expert. After sent working at

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