on this week's bet the process podcast we have i think you finished number four in the british

open or the open championship dylan fertele um to talk no actually we have rob pittsola

talking about bet stamp talking about his media efforts and then uh and then we talk a little bit about

the psychology of betting we get into the ethos andos and the strange world that Rufus is reverberating around Twitter right now with his Ask Me Anythings.

So with that, let's start the process.

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the bet the process podcast we were continuing our tour of our top um-20 guests that we've ever had on.

Rob fits right into that sort of number, maybe just outside of the 20, but welcome,

welcome, Rob.

I hope I at least rank ahead of Seth Byrne on your guest list.

I was actually literally thinking of Seth Byrne today. And it was mostly because,

Rufus, you had that whole thing on Twitter where you were talking about sort of emotional

aspects of gambling. And we can talk about that because I did think it was pretty interesting.

And someone said, since you're such a public figure or sort of public figure, it reminded me with

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