Chiefs vs. Broncos Betting Trends & Sportsbook Debate

The Chiefs at the Broncos, the Chiefs scored three points and did not go to the red zone for the first time ever in the Patrick Mahomes era against the Seahawks. And now they got to go on the road to their arch rivals in the Broncos. I don't know if I'm betting anything besides the under in this game, but where's the action for KC at Denver? Yeah. So this is 89% Broncos, no sharp money, but it's a very, very low volume game right now on the total, on the total, it is 61% of the under, but the sharps are pretty well balanced at the 40 and a half. Can I ask you a question that I didn't tell you I was going to ask you? Cause I am curious. Cause you, you do comment and you're asked a lot of times to go talk about the future of this industry. I want to put this up. This is the Chiefs' official X account. They're publicizing the total at their partner, their sportsbook partner. Should we be doing this? Should we be putting this out? If we're trying to keep ourselves from a regulatory issue and trying to keep the attorney generals off the back of the industry, should we have official accounts tweeting out the total to the followers of the Chiefs? I wouldn't. If I was a team or whatnot, I'd be staying away completely of these things. I think especially now with this, you know, we're live in 50 states and, you know, everyone's got these disclaimers. And I looked at it last night, there's 123 lawsuits in 28 states in prediction markets right now. Utah have just filed criminal charges against Kalshi and all these kind of things I mean... It's, I just wouldn't be doing it as a, as a team or, but the league seemed, you know, let the leagues get into bed with them and do whatever they want to do, do deals that get spread to the teams and stuff like that. But as an individual team, it's just something that I wouldn't push into. I think that, you know, I'm all for banning ads in a sense of TV ads, all that kind of stuff. They've done it in Australia. And I've got no issue. Obviously, my bankroll to market is a lot smaller than the others, so it would help us compete a little bit differently. But those kind of things, it's generally all around the world you sort of hear that it just gets thrown in your face and we're, what, eight, eight and a half years post-PASPA, and I think that's been the biggest complaint is it's just shoved in our face. It's on the TV. We're all the underages and all that kind of stuff. So I don't see a need for it.