On this week's Bet the Process podcast, we have a very special guest. For the first time ever,

we have Joey, oh, no, no, actually we have Rob Pizzolo, Joey Kanish's alter ego, and,

are you guys enemies? Enemies. So we also have Rufus Pibody, who goes through his normal spiel,

and I try really hard not to interrupt him, which is just painfully hard.

We have an agenda, which is really nice.

We talk about the Calcutta closing line value, what it would be like if any of us own an NFL franchise.

And then we end by talking about this week's NFL game.

So with that, let's start the process.

Bet, bet, start the process. Bet, bet, bet, bet, bet, bet the process.

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 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 messy P-body rankings, crunching all the numbers in a simulator system that break down the data analytically driven.

Media coverage of sports gambling is pathetic.

Welcome to another episode of the Bed the Process podcast where we have Joey Kanish's favorite guest, Rob Pizzola, and Rufus Peebadi.

And we're going to talk a little bit.

We're going to try to have a very, very structured podcast, which is going to be structured in like a debate format with rebuttals and

back and forth.

We're going to use parliamentary procedure to make sure no one interrupts each other.

And here we go.

So the first subject is a recap of the Calcutta.

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