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

South of the hour, it is Veson.

By the books, Dave Ross, right here at the Mid Gaming Hall in frankly, Kentucky, our closer.

Jensen Lewis back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

We're going to have Ruben tomorrow, Jr.

join the program in the very next segment to talk all things, Philadelphia, Phillies, as we keep going with the Daily Diamond. Jens, you've been doing Yelman's work here breaking down. Every single team before we get to opening day in Major League Baseball, so we'll break down the fight and fills next. But I did want to get to some golf talk here. And I think what we've been trying to do

and at least show on the show today is that in unlike other sports, and sure, you can bet

halftime numbers in the NFL, certainly in game is going to present itself in other sports

as well. But golf is one of those rare ones where because of start times, we get guys teeing

off and other guys haven't even begun. So you're not playing in the same timeline if you will on a given day. And today could be one of those examples that we're talking about at the API, the second round of the Arnold Palmer invitational. I think what I want to do is wait. And Scotty Schaeffler is not going to tee off until much later in the day. Let's hope that our guys that we both have tickets on, and let's say, Kyle Morcala, who's going to play much earlier than Scottie today, that he can go out there and have a good start to his round, maybe get to eight or nine under overall for the tournament. And Scottie Sheffler's number right now, which is sitting about 6 to 1 to come back and win this tournament, that could balloon depending on the player. If it's a Louvre to Goberg, if it's a column or Kawa, and it's a class field anyway in an elevated event, then the number could drift on Scotty. So, Jensen, I think the exercise for us and what we're trying to implore is if you're watching

and you don't want to set it, bet it and forget it, and you want to really try to take advantage

of numbers, wait in the moment as long as you can before Scotty Schephytze off, and the

longer you wait, the better the number should get just by other guys running out as rabbits,

as we like to say on a Thursday and Friday, to elongate that deficit that Scottie's going

to have to overcome. So the point is the number right now that you get on a guy like Scottie

Sheffler is not going to be the best number that you get before he ever tees off. So Jensen,

it takes patience, but if you're really trying to get

the best of the number, I think that's the best strategy to look at a guy like Scotty before

round two commences today for him. Yeah, it'd be remarkable to see what the course ends up doing.

And right now, only three players, actually four players now under par.

And I think that's still the part of it, too, when you're looking at some of the names,

you know, Kurt Kittiyama, a big bomber already won over through two.

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