Stanford Wong

Yeah.

This is just a graphic for the six-point, the standard Stanford-Wong six-point teasers.

Although Kelly takes a little bit of a license here.

Yeah.

Like the Patriots.

Take Rufus's Stanford Wong card away, please.

Well, Patriots are, what are they? Seven?

No, six and a

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

A traditional Wong teaser, right? Go read the book, Sharp Sports Betting by Stanford Wong.

Traditional Wong teaser going through the key numbers of three and seven.

That's what you want to play, but you want to make sure you have good pricing.

The books used to charge minus 120 on these six-leg teasers, Jason.

And then I remembered and it was just like, it was like a spark that set me off at that moment when he said that to me.

And then I remembered that my mom said it and then I went online and I found BJ21 and And then I went downtown to the book club and I got the books and I was, yeah, I became obsessed after that.

But yeah, it was my mom that said it first.

How and when did you learn whole carding?

They don't teach dealers game protection really, but they teach you to watch your players and don't flash your whole card.

So yeah, Hearing about it was just like, how do you do this? And then the edge was so much higher than card counting.

And then I made friends with a guy on BJ21 named El Burro, who started out as a card counter doing Advanced Omega 2.

And then he moved on to whole carding.

"My longtime bookmaker of 40 years, who I consider a friend, allows me to bet two team six-point teasers at even money.

If I utilize these rules on Wong teasers, am I playing with the advantage?"

Not only are you playing at the advantage, you should liberally use other non-Wong teasers because your edge is so great you need to throw up some cover and be a sport.

So you should absolutely play some plus four and a halves, up to plus 10 and a half, things like that as well.

Willie B. Betten, "We got Scooby-Doo Gill yesterday, Jamaican Gill first thing this morning," thank you for noticing, by the way, "and potty mouth Gill on the Megapod.

Say hello to Mrs. Fezz, by the way.

Jim Malecki, "Morning, fellas.

Just wondering what a Wong teaser is.

Are the Giants with Winston really going to get the nine or so wins they need to win the division? Could it be Washington? Philly doesn't look like a playoff team, but with how bad the NFC East is, even though I made the bet, I don't love it as much as I did a couple days ago, but I'll go Philly team total under, and I'll use Jacksonville as a teaser link on this early morning game here in London.

I used to, years ago, I used to play the Stanford Wong teasers religiously, you know, through the three, through the seven, you know, and all that.

But now that they are no longer minus 110, I don't play those anymore.

But yeah, I can see exactly why you would do that here with the eight point line here in this one.

Don't like road favorites.

Stanford Wong never liked road favorites.

And he wouldn't use them as Wong teasers.

But I will use the Green Bay Packers plus one and a half up the plus seven and a half with my two-team teaser.

By the way, can I get a wellness check? Elihu Feistel.

I think I told him minus one and odds six point teaser still waiting to hear from him.

So,

um, So you are, what you're saying in a nutshell, you still believe that the Wong teasers are still the only good ones? Yes.