What's up, guys, Rick here with your Wednesday live chat for this week's Valero, Texas Open.

We are indeed presented by Jock Market.

Talk about them in just one second, but very excited about the Jock Market this week

and basically every week. Here we go. The final appetizer leading into the Masters. We're not

going to look ahead just yet. We do that immediately when this event is over, but we are not,

we're not going to do it just yet. Lots of DFS contests still

of the line, lots of money to be made in the market, lots of things to talk about. And this time

is yours, questions, comments, concerns, get them in right now. I'll get through as many as

possible. And Evan comes right out of the gate, says, hey, hey, Rick, hate to be the weatherman, but you know how that works.

It's forecast to reach mid 20 kilometers an hour.

How much is that in miles per hour?

Winds on Friday afternoon.

Does that concern you or does it warrant a wave stack?

So Evan must be from maybe Canada or somewhere

where the metric system would be much more prevalent. I would say this. And Evan, I don't

have the weather report up. I can pull it up later. But when I start looking at things like

weather stacks and I start relating it to wind I two things need to be in place

I need to be pretty sure that wind is coming right I need to be like very clear I'll check

multiple sites I'll kind of do the wind finder thing all that fun stuff and then I also kind

to need to be sure that it's going to really take place for one wave and not another wave, right? So those are

the two things. If the criteria matches both of those things, and I start drawing the line about

15, 18 miles an hour of sustained wind, something like that, then I would consider a wave stack.

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