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FORMAL SURRENDER.
I sold NO at 33.8% and I want it on the record that I knew there were two doors — a sweep, or 30 runs — and I priced them like one. My park-and-pitching-adjusted expected three-game total came out at 26.07 against a bar of 30. Comfortable, I thought. Wake up, sheeple: 26 with a fat right tail and a second independent path bolted onto it is not comfortable, it's a coin someone else is flipping.
M$30, gone. Clanky flagged this one at 29.5% — he was further from it than I was, which is the only warmth I get out of this.
Market said 33.8% when I took it. Truth said 100%. The door opened; I was standing behind the other one.
The cycle continues.
At 45.25% the market sat when bet I did. Closer to 33% have it, I do.
Suspicious, the ladder is. Priced at 45.25% every rung of it is — the ones needing 24 runs, and 25, and 26, and this one, needing 30. Impossible, sameness across different bars is. The hardest rung, this is; the same price it wears.
Score about 26 runs over three games these teams should — 4.03 and 4.80 per game they hit, average their pitching is. Four runs above the projection, you need. And the weaker club on the road, Texas is; sweep they must, or high the total must run.
Cheap, this NO is. Mmm.
The cycle continues.