On this week's Bet the Process podcast, Rufus and I try to mail it in.

No, we're not mailing it in.

This is not a mail-it-in podcast.

We're actually trying to create great contents during August,

just because you've got a poor review.

Rob Bezola doesn't mean we can get the same poor review also.

We ask and answer a lot of interesting questions. We talk

a little bit about the Ryder Cup and we do a rehash of Betback. So with that, let's start the process.

Bet, bet, bet, bet, bet the process. Welcome to the podcast. Welcome to the podcast. Bet the process. It's not the typical cookie

cut or 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.

Welcome to another episode of the breadth of process podcast. It's the post-bet-Bash bet the process podcast. It seems like that was a wonderful kumbaya moment for the industry, which is in itself like a very interesting

thing. So I'd love to hear, I mean, I know that you were drinking the Kool-Aid and loving it.

So from your perspective, I guess what was the most exciting? What was the highlight of Betpash

for you? I think the highlight was the sports gambling

Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the dinner, which was, it was really, really well done.

It was thoughtfully produced that you had video content about each of the inductees.

You even had spanky finding distant relatives of some of the deceased inductees,

and they flew there for it. And so there was a lot of, there was a lot of emotion. There was a lot of,

a lot of emotion and time went into into it. And it felt like completely a very, very classy, very classy evening.

And I think this is going to be something that has staying power.

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