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Two, Evan loves golf, currently golfing in Mexico. He's on vacation.

Evan and I will take you through the golf stuff. I'm not a huge golf guy, but you know what I like? Value odds, fun, betting these tournaments, betting high quality guys, plus 2,000, plus 2,400, plus 1,700, plus 3,000.

It's worth a pop. It makes it interesting. So we will do those.

Sir Pux a lot. Let me explain that before I give you the possible system we have.

So Sir Pux a lot is just me screwing around with Kenny Cot. Now Kenny, if you listen to my show in Detroit, Kenny's my call screener, he helps out with production, and he's a bit of an on air presence.

Now he is a hockey guy through and through. We're talking lumberjack beard. We're talking no haircut and weeks at a time.

We're talking heavy drinker. He's a hockey guy. And Kenny's been a part of on the board, which is our fan dual segment. We do every day at 2.45.

And he's good at it. And when I say good, let's not get carried away. You're not going to retire, but has Kenny gone on a 28 and 6 run over the course of a month? He has.

It used to be overs, but the league in the book caught up. He used to crush these overs, sitting at five and a half.

Technically, now you don't see five and a halfs. All you see are sixes and six and a halfs. So what we've pivoted to and what he started out, five out of six on is standard money line underdogs in the NHL.

And Kenny will drop three episodes a week. I will join him. Cookies will join him. Evan may join.

And when he sees an underdog in hockey, he's going to give it to you. And we'll lay out kind of the rules. And here's what I will tell you, betting money line underdogs, whether it's basketball, hockey, baseball, or football.

It requires a couple of things. One is you have to be willing to lose and you have to be willing to go on streaks of losing.

You have to have a bankroll and you have to have self control because you're betting positive odds. So an example, a couple of weeks ago, we gave out the cracking. There were a plus two 15 underdog.

And it was a game we really liked and they hit. Well, it's plus two 15. That means you're going to go out and that makes up for two losing bets at even money or plus 105.

If you're consistently betting these, you can hit a lower percentage and gain a higher yield. But there are going to be waves. Yeah, you're going to get hot. Don't go crazy.

You're going to get ice cold. Don't chase. But we're going to be dropping. There'll be nice bite sized episodes labeled serpoxilator NHL daily time. And you're going to get, I don't know, six, eight, 10 minutes.

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