On this week's Bet the Process podcast, we have Tom Haberstro, and we do a deep dive into the conspiracy theories around whether Malik Beasley was fixing games or not.

There's a direct reaction to the podcast that they did with Pablo Torre on Pablo Torre finds out and also the basketball Illuminate episode that Tom did with Amin and Pablo.

And so if you haven't listened to those, I highly encourage you to listen those because this is almost like the third leg of that,

where we actually start to get to some, do we really think that Malik was betting on games or not so with that let's start the process

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So I'm not sure how people feel about that.

I think we have three and a half people that probably like that and three and a half people

that don't like that.

So it's definitely a split audience these

days. We're going to have Tom Haversstrow come in from the basketball Illuminade and he's got

a substack and yada yada, but it's kind of all about this whole Malik Beasley thing that surfaced.

And I think I wanted to do this because Rufus blew me off for the podcast,

but also because I thought in listening to this that there was a lot of conjecture and conspiracy

theory stuff that I didn't think was necessarily fair. And I wanted to apply sort of like

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