Odds

Yep.

Odds are good.

Odds are good.

Here we-

Um, so we're halfway there.

Okay.

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He'll join us every Thursday, every Monday here on Pushing the Odds.

His book, Conquering Risk, Attacking Vegas, And Wall Street was one that I had on my shelf many years ago and often consulted.

His latest book is called Beyond the Odds, Efficient Market Theory and Tools of Warfare for the Modern Sports Better.

But more notably for those of us who have bet, he was a modernist.

moderator at SBR under the name Justin Seven, helped so many people so willingly for so many years, and of course was the ghostwriter for the Simon Noble newsletter at Pinnacle back in the day, which I loved and I just inhaled back in the 90s.

By the way, you can follow him on Twitter at D underscore Feustel.

That's F-E-U-S-T-E-L.

Again, his latest book, which is available everywhere, is entitled Beyond the Odds, Efficient Market Theory and Tools of Warfare for the Modern Sports Better.

Elihu Feustel.

You're going to be a bigger underdog against the Rams in week two on Monday night.

Odds are you are 0-2, whether you play well or not.

Odds-wise, right? Yeah, yeah.

What's the upside of deciding to make a stand against a media that has done nothing outside of maybe Pat Leonard of kissing your ass? He has had his rear end...

I mean, globbed on

Right.

All right, well, shall we move on to that epilogue then? This is X Factor number 70, Ends and Odds, written by Peter David, pencils by Kirk Yarvinen, and inks by Joe Rubenstein.

In the aftermath of the Muir Island saga, Professor X attempts to reach his son, Legion's consciousness, but he fails to do so.

The rest of our mutants come to terms with the battle, and a new group of X-Men will emerge, with Valerie Cooper approaching some of them to establish a replacement for Freedom Force, or what will become the new X-Factor.