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Uh, but the World Cup is, uh, set to kick off and literally thousands of options, uh, for the bet are out there.

And it's easy to say I like this and I like that, and, you know, it's a lot harder to actually pull the trigger on everything, you know, unless you, you know, you have an unlimited bankroll and you're gonna play like 100 different bets.

But, you know, there's a lot...

You know, it's soccer, right? And it's a lot like hockey.

Hockey and soccer, there's a lot of similarities and I find that if you know hockey, you know soccer, [laughs] like in a weird way.

Like, uh, if you know soccer, you could know hockey easily if you wanted to.

It's the same sport.

It's a couple of more people, like whatever, it's on grass or ice, but offense, defense, you know what I mean? Offsides.

It's the same type of, it's the same type of, you know, it's the same type of sport so to speak, like field hockey, whatever.

But point being, even though there is a big gap between the top teams and, you know, there's a massive gap between Argentina and Curaçao, but at the same point in time, whatever, we all know s- you know, you watch a soccer game or whatever, dude, a team can freaking dominate.

It's like hockey.

You could dominate, miss the net, the one team can't score, the other team gets a penalty shot and they score.

So even the best teams, like they win by two, three.

Yeah, there'll be a blowout or two along the way, but you know what I'm saying? So a, a good example, I'll start off just like with Mexico, is a good example.

I do believe that this Mexican team can go on a deep run, right? We've talked about this.

It's hard to believe that Mexico have only made the quarterfinals twice.

So quarterfinals is final eight, right? So they've only made the, the, the final eight, the elite eight so to speak, at a World Cup twice in their nation's history, and they've been to a lot of World Cups.

They've been to like 17 World Cups.

So, but with that being stated, the, the two times that they went to the quarterfinals, both times they, they were hosting, right? Host nations generally do well, um, in World Cups, and that's when they're gonna have like their deepest run, so to speak.

So Mexico made, you know, whatever, 1970 is kind of relevant now, besides the fact that was...

That's the year I was born.

[laughs] But, um, so whatever happened in 1970, okay, but it was 1970 and 1986 that the World Cup was in Mexico, and both times they did make the final eight.

So I do think Mexico's gonna go on a run, but at the same point in time, Mexico's playing at home.Right? At least for the f- you know, they're guaranteed at least the f- first three games at home, which I think is ridiculous that they would have to leave or Canada has to leave, and the US doesn't have to, but that's another story.

But they're gonna be big favorites, right? So, like Mexico are, are big favorites.

They're gonna be big favorites and they are big favorites, right? They're big favorites in, in their first match here against, uh, South Africa, and they're gonna be favorites on their home pitch against pretty much everybody until they start playing like powerhouses type of deal.

Uh, but the World Cup is, uh, set to kick off and literally thousands of options, uh, for the bet are out there.

And it's easy to say I like this and I like that, and, you know, it's a lot harder to actually pull the trigger on everything, you know, unless you, you know, you have an unlimited bankroll and you're gonna play like 100 different bets.

But, you know, there's a lot...

You know, it's soccer, right? And it's a lot like hockey.

Hockey and soccer, there's a lot of similarities and I find that if you know hockey, you know soccer, [laughs] like in a weird way.

Like, uh, if you know soccer, you could know hockey easily if you wanted to.

It's the same sport.

It's a couple of more people, like whatever, it's on grass or ice, but offense, defense, you know what I mean? Offsides.

It's the same type of, it's the same type of, you know, it's the same type of sport so to speak, like field hockey, whatever.

But point being, even though there is a big gap between the top teams and, you know, there's a massive gap between Argentina and Curaçao, but at the same point in time, whatever, we all know s- you know, you watch a soccer game or whatever, dude, a team can freaking dominate.

It's like hockey.

You could dominate, miss the net, the one team can't score, the other team gets a penalty shot and they score.

So even the best teams, like they win by two, three.

Yeah, there'll be a blowout or two along the way, but you know what I'm saying? So a, a good example, I'll start off just like with Mexico, is a good example.

I do believe that this Mexican team can go on a deep run, right? We've talked about this.

It's hard to believe that Mexico have only made the quarterfinals twice.

So quarterfinals is final eight, right? So they've only made the, the, the final eight, the elite eight so to speak, at a World Cup twice in their nation's history, and they've been to a lot of World Cups.

They've been to like 17 World Cups.

So, but with that being stated, the, the two times that they went to the quarterfinals, both times they, they were hosting, right? Host nations generally do well, um, in World Cups, and that's when they're gonna have like their deepest run, so to speak.

So Mexico made, you know, whatever, 1970 is kind of relevant now, besides the fact that was...

That's the year I was born.

[laughs] But, um, so whatever happened in 1970, okay, but it was 1970 and 1986 that the World Cup was in Mexico, and both times they did make the final eight.

So I do think Mexico's gonna go on a run, but at the same point in time, Mexico's playing at home.Right? At least for the f- you know, they're guaranteed at least the f- first three games at home, which I think is ridiculous that they would have to leave or Canada has to leave, and the US doesn't have to, but that's another story.

But they're gonna be big favorites, right? So, like Mexico are, are big favorites.

They're gonna be big favorites and they are big favorites, right? They're big favorites in, in their first match here against, uh, South Africa, and they're gonna be favorites on their home pitch against pretty much everybody until they start playing like powerhouses type of deal.