On this week's Bet the Process podcast, Rufus and I have a real life bookmaker on.

We have Ed Salmons, and he's amazing.

He talks about all sorts of things, and he talks about the one time that he had to explain to Rufus what a prop was and how to bet the prop.

And it sounded very contentious.

You get to hear that all live unadulterated

on air on this week's bet the process podcast so with that let's start the process bet bet bet bet the process

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Welcome to another episode of The Bet the Process podcast where we are lucky enough to be blessed by a real live bookmaker.

Someone that Ashley really has to stand behind his numbers, has to make numbers,

and has to actually read the market where the market's going. So Rufus and I are just trying

to hope that we learn something from this call. And maybe you guys can all learn something

with this episode also. so we're joined by

ed sammons is uh i don't what's your exact title ed uh vice president of risk management

that sounds really important yeah it's a fancy name the question is does does Jonathan Abram pronounce it Salamins or Sammons?

It's funny because most people during school, they always try to call it Salamance, but it's just like the fish with an ass salmon.

So I said it right, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, correct.

I was making an inside joke with the Raiders.

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