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We'll talk to Johnny Lazarus coming up.

We'll also talk to Trista Crick coming up, a very busy hour.

But, but Will, I think, I think we maybe need to have kind of,

I guess I'll call it a next step conversation.

If you're one of those and you're holding a national championship ticket on Yukon,

do you take the next step and find a way to hedge in some way? Or at this point,

do you kind of just have to ride it out? Like, um, I, I wouldn't even, I don't know if there's

anything else out there that I love enough that if I had a Yukon ticket, that I would

pair it up because I feel like I would just screw it up. To me, there's just a better

chance in my mind that if I were holding that ticket, okay, let him just go win it and

cash that way versus trying to hedge or funny it up. Where do you kind of land on that? It's a great question. It's an interesting conversation because it's not one size fits all for people that ask and we get asked all the time, hey, would you hedge? How much should I hedge? It depends. How much do you need the money? How much did you bet on it? Who do you like? it's not just a simple straightforward of yes you should do this and it's simple especially it's not simple because you're a seven and a half point dog it's not like you're sitting there with a 15 to one or 20 to one ticket and if you were a seven and a half point dog well it's still not straightforward but i could take the points and i could go for a middle and it's a lot cleaner.

You're going to have to lay minus 300, minus 325 on a money line. You really want to do that?

Or do you think you're better off? A, letting it ride or B, and I kind of come down on B, let the game start, let it ride. And then hopefully you get a six, eight point lead early. Yukon hits a couple of threes.

Caravan is two of four from three.

And Yukon leads 15 to seven.

And that line, that's seven and a half, is all of a sudden two and a half or three and a half.

And you can lay 180 or 190 on the money line.

Then it's more reasonable.

I think that's probably the way to go. Let the game play out and then hope some point in-game you can get a better number. Because if you thought about it yesterday and you were starting to think yesterday about hedging against Illinois, which, again, probably a little too early to hedge, but it makes some sense if you have enough on it, if you have 15, 20 to 1, instead of taking Illinois on the money line before the game,

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