This is Veson by the books on Veson, the Sports Betting Network.

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Weson by the books, Dave Ross, and Jensen Lewis here with you.

And Jensen, we are underway down south in an elevated event right now at the API.

That is the Arnold Palmer invitational.

And without looking, how many players do you believe currently?

We've got about, let's say, 15 guys that looks like out there in the course right now.

How many players do you think currently are under par?

I'm going to say three.

One.

Max Gravenman is one under par so far.

This golf course I'd mentioned Johnny Vegas had an early birdie.

He gave it back with a bogey seeing a lot of even pars and a lot of plus ones out there.

So again, the reason why we make note of this, it's early.

The big boys have not teed off yet here, Scotty Schaeffler and company.

But it does feel like this is going to be a typical Bay Hill type day, which means if you're looking for first round leaders, for guys that have not teed off yet, those rabbits, I'm not sure if we're going to get a lot of rabbits out there running here early, which could be in play for my Jake Knapp and certainly a Kyle Morcala, since I didn't play some of those longer shot guys.

But Jensen, this is kind of the essence of Bay Hill.

It is not going to be easy. Those guys you feel like are already grinding out there early on a Thursday.

I think that's going to be the other part, too, of the placement markets that we have here and

just kind of making those real-time adjustments. I know you do a great job of it, especially after round one jumping in.

I do feel that some of the big boys, though, Dave, and we asked Rex Hoggart about it yesterday.

He brought up, if you are back in Euros this weekend, traditionally, it has been profitable.

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