All right, everybody. Welcome back to the move podcast, a special episode of the move podcast, not talking about any racing per se, but talking about two shows, one one show, of course, has been around for a couple of years, La Movita.

But we're also here to announce a brand new show called outcomes. We'll get into a little bit of that here in a second. I'm joined by JB Hager down there in Austin, Texas, Johan Berniel with a super boring backdrop, that, that dropped today.

George, you can't be down in the wine cellar stretching out for the ride later with Bobby and Christian and our new friend Spencer Martin, get a load of this guy with the, with the bum shoulder took a little spill on some downhill gravel the other day and broke his radio head record apparently.

Come on, I thought in a free show, I thought it was funny. Let's, let's jump in. We're, and I've sorted and we alluded to this last year on, on the main show during the tour.

This, call it a phenomenon, call it an industry, really, of sports betting has become so huge here in the US. And cycling is not immune to that or different than any other sport. There is as all the degenerate gamblers say there is action.

And perhaps more action than in most sports. And so as we have actually we spend about a year studying the idea of this show looking at even making predictions off the record internally and seeing how our panel of experts have done.

I will just tell you quickly it's, it's pretty astonishing when you think about trying to, this is not a classic, the classic sense of sports betting where you have team A versus team B. And there's a spread and you pick one team.

I mean, here you have 200 guys rolling down the road. You have a lot of other prop bets, the head to heads, young rider, all the different classifications.

And, and of course our main Sven Galley here is Johan Berniel, the success rate is astronomical. It's, it's, it's, it's impressive to go back and look at Johan's last year of predictions.

So we decided to spin up a show. We're going to call it outcomes just to know this show will be from members only.

So, got to be a member to listen to Johan and to Spencer this show, of course, will be led by Spencer and Johan.

But pretty exciting, lots and lots of action. And I think also worth noting.

And as of today or as of now, it's really just the big tours, the world championships and the Olympic games. So we haven't seen any quote unquote action on the American sites for, for the classics and for, you know, other sort of second tier of stage races.

And by the way, it starts Friday. We're going to, you know, the first episode of, or the first episodes of outcomes will, will launch here with this, which of course starts Friday in hungry.

Spencer, I'm going to turn it over to you for a second.

What do you think? I mean, I'm, I'm incredibly excited about this.

It should be. It's a, it's a wide open cheer to tell you, which for it lacks a lot of the big names, but that means there's a lot of value out there in the Betty market.

Johan, I have been talking back and forth over the past week about, you know, who we think is going to win the overall who's good for the podium and top 10 as well as the other jerseys like sprinting, King of the mountains.

There's just, there's a lot of value in this market and, you know, you have Richard Carapaz, who's the, I mean, really, really the strong favorite for the overall win.

It's very likely he will win, but I don't think it's a foregone conclusion by, by any stretch of the imagination. So it's, it's really a good time to, if you have not bet on cycling so far, since it's been legalized in the United States, which is fairly recently.

It's a great time to get in and it's going to be a great race. I mean, this year is one of the most beautiful and exciting races on the calendar, in my opinion.

No doubt. And let me chime in here, Lance. Sorry.

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