Back to You Better You Bet on the BetMGM Network.

Thanks again to the great Warren Sharp for joining us on You Better You Bet.

He did want us to tell everybody that you can go to sharp.com, type in the code book,

and you can get his incredible book for just a dollar.

So once again, shortstop football, type in the code book.

And yeah, if you're watching us on Twitter YouTube, Jared's holding up the book right now.

I mean, look at that thing.

Look at the girth.

It's like all the pages.

It's like I'm scurrying for like the past the bar exam.

Yeah.

Now, I won't read every page.

There's no way.

But I will use it as, like, my individual.

Like, for example, we're going to do a segment on commanders.

Like, I read the whole commander's section cover to cover this morning.

And I just picked out little strands that I liked.

And then I kind of wrap my head around where they're at, you know?

It really is a great resource if you're someone who bets on these. And also, it's a great fantasy football resource

because it's all the data that's just like, what do you do with it? You know, and if you're

drafting individual players, I think it could really help you. So it's worth it for a buck. For a buck, it's freaking worth it. That's for damn sure. No doubt about it. How many pages would you say is like each team, give or take? It's about 10, 15 pages. So the way that it's structured, and I've had it for like, I've done it. I want to say I bought it three or four years in a row. The way he kind of structures it is the first like 50 to 100 pages is kind of generic stuff. Like I was talking about, you know, asking the question about the buy weeks and the travel and like that's kind of the first hundred pages or so. And then it gets into the individual team previews. And the individual team previews, it's like, I don't know, three or four pages of text, and then just all of these graphs and charts. And again, a lot of it is very deep and in the weeds. You know, the average football fan, and even me, being like an analytical guy that does this for a living, even some of it's over my head. But then I'll read a few of the paragraphs and it'll kind of like resonate with me like,

oh yeah, that makes sense. And then I'm able to apply that and spin it forward to what I think

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