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@DrewDinkmeyer @SmartGolfInfo someone should just go and ask him questions. took 5 mins of searching. 139 west short street lexington

@SmartGolfInfo youtube.com/watch?v=1pYpYl…

Where's Wiley? Anybody know?

@TronCarterNLU @Stuckey2 awful. masters fucked up and better make it up to us

What a huge bummer. They either got scared and overcorrected…or they wanted to crown the late/early wave. Removed the teeth and playing God. What a waste. Or the first year competition committee chair got spooked. In any case, not good!

@KendoVT 6-8. gonna get nasty

20 golfers out on the course right now. Wyndham Clark the only one under par. Could be a blood bath today. Cut could get to +5 maybe.

@RunPureSports @Statsational I want the RPS ceo version of this.

Run Pure Sports is excited to announce a leadership transition as we enter our next phase of growth. Matthew Wiley is no longer with Run Pure Sports. We are thrilled to announce John Alesia @statsational, a longtime partner at Run Pure Sports and a 25-year veteran of Wall Street with extensive experience in FX, including as a trader, salesperson, Head of Operations, and Head of Prime Brokerage Operations at Deutsche Bank and Spectra FX, as our new CEO. His proven leadership and operational excellence will be a tremendous asset as we scale the company. Run Pure Sports is dedicated to building simple, high-integrity tools designed specifically for the everyday DFS player and sports bettor. We are focused on helping single-entry, 3-max, and 20-max grinders simplify their research, reduce their daily workload, and compete successfully while maintaining the highest standards of quality and integrity in all of our information and tools. The NASCAR Hub is now live, the MLB Hub is in late beta, and our free Weather Edge tool continues to be one of the best in the industry for PGA and MLB players. What truly sets us apart is our Discord — the most fun and supportive community in the game. We are proud to have the best subscribers in the industry, who routinely gift entries to fellow members after big wins and genuinely lift each other up every single day. We are fully committed to keeping that energy alive and growing. The next chapter of Run Pure Sports starts now. Bigger things are coming!

rim going to the left michigan started on is bunk.

@NegriniTyler It was a joke about his slow play pre shit routine. 🤦‍♂️

Two things here: 1. Jose Maria Olazabal trying to find that 1994 form 2. How did Brian Harman hit that many golf balls in less than a day?

@JustinRayGolf love it

@NegriniTyler I would add Gotterup, Bhatia, Si Woo Kim. Each less likely but yes have a shot

Tomorrow night during the Men's NCAA National Championship game, I'll answer any Masters questions you have. Will try to fire off as many answers as possible. 8:50 PM EST. Send 'em in!

@mileyvirusDFS has rps commented on him leaving yet

This is actually quite a big deal and a big win for the PM industry. The Third Circuit just handed down the first federal appellate opinion in the prediction markets vs. states fight. It's a 2-1 affirmance of Kalshi's preliminary injunction against New Jersey. The result: state gambling laws cannot reach into a CFTC-licensed designated contract market to ban sports event contracts. A note on why this one matters more than the flurry of district court rulings you've been seeing: the federal court system has three tiers, and until today every opinion in this fight came from the bottom one. Circuit courts of appeals sit one level below the Supreme Court, and their rulings are binding precedent across every federal court in their region. This is the first time a court with that kind of authority has weighed in on the preemption question, and its reasoning will carry real gravitational pull in every other pending case. Judge Porter's majority opinion is textually disciplined. It holds that the CEA's "exclusive jurisdiction" over swaps traded on DCMs means exactly what it says, and that sports event contracts are swaps under the statute's plain text. Even the dissent concedes this point, acknowledging that Kalshi's contracts fit "comfortably within the statutory definition." The majority then finds both field preemption and conflict preemption apply, going further than the district court, which had only reached field preemption. Going above and beyond, the conflict preemption analysis is the practical angle: bolting 50 state licensing regimes onto a single federal order book would recreate the exact patchwork Congress eliminated when it created the CFTC in 1974. Judge Roth's dissent makes the best version of the states' case. Her strongest argument is that the CFTC's own Rule 40.11 prohibits gaming contracts on DCMs, so Kalshi can't claim federal preemption for activity that arguably violates federal law too. The majority dispatches this cleanly: the CFTC has chosen not to enforce 40.11 against sports contracts, and agency enforcement discretion belongs to the agency, not to state regulators. The circuit split question is now live. The Fourth Circuit hasn't ruled on the Maryland appeal yet. If it goes the other way, the Supreme Court path opens wide. Given this Court's textualism, that's probably a fight Kalshi would welcome. I wrote about the doctrine and previewed oral arguments last summer (linked below). The opinion tracked my priors closely. I believe that there's an 85% chance that CFTC sports prediction markets will be upheld by SCOTUS a year from now.

@NUCLRGOLF 3

155-yards over Rae's Creek 🗺️🌺… Where are you hitting it?

@Stuckey2 Yeah dude is trash

can anyone tell me how to hedge this scenario for march madness? I’m in for $900. Scenario for $100 pool -Michigan beats Illinois I tie for 1st -michigan beats uconn I tie for 5th -illinois beats Michigan I tie for 1st -illinois beats arizona i tie for 5th -arizona beats illinois i take 4th -arizona beats uconn i take 14th -uconn beats michigan i tie for 8th -uconn beats arizona i take 26th 1st. 35% $9214 2nd 15% $3949 3rd 13% $3422 4th 9% $2369 5th 6% $1580 6th 5% $1316 7th 3.5% $921 8th 3% $790 9th 2.5% $658 10th 2% $527 11st 1.8% $474 12th 1.5% $395 13th 1% $263 14th .92% $242 15th .78% $205 scenario for $500 pool -Michigan beats Illinois I win -michigan beats uconn I take 2nd -illinois beats Michigan I win -illinois beats arizona i win -arizona beats illinois i take 2nd -arizona beats uconn i take 8th -uconn beats michigan i tie for 2nd -uconn beats arizona i take 3rd PAYOUTS 1st 60% $6,287 2nd 30% $3,144 3rd 10% $1,048 this seems like a fun math problem @2Hats1Mike happy to give you some money to tell me what to do ha

@au5tralia83 wow.

@NegriniTyler He did a show two days ago but JBC said last night he’s no longer there.

quick lesson for the youngsters. If Cam wants to bet 500k on something DO NOT TAKE THE OTHER side. the best to ever do it.

@BigT44DFS sad to see this out of your boy

@_theycallmetrey @TheDegenWeekly I thought a&ms were southern schools and texas is big. seemed like a good guess

@NegriniTyler @TheDegenWeekly For $20 can you guess where Florida A&M is? I’ll give you a hint, it’s not Texas.

Without googling, what state is Prarie View A&M in?