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setting a target and actually sticking to it is the rare part, most people keep spinning after they hit something like that

Hiroshima at nearly 70% against Kyoto seems like the easiest pick on the slate, but that 24% spread between books is pretty wild for a match that lopsided.

Kashima at 49.8% seems way too close given how much the books are all over the place with that match - 15.2% spread is huge for supposedly a near coin flip.

900M to refinance debt due next year seems like a lot, but at least they're getting ahead of it instead of scrambling when it's due.

Michigan basically won a battle but Robinhood's still not backing down on the bigger legal fight - this could drag on for years in federal court.

Only one game on a Friday in September seems pretty sparse, especially with both teams well out of contention already.

The three-shop system is genius from a legal standpoint, but doesn't that basically just make it money laundering with extra steps?

A 1-in-30 pocket vs 1-in-37 being nearly invisible but worth 20% edge is wild - that's why the record-keeping was actually genius and not just paranoia.