Greg Ξgan

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What do market makers use?

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anyone experience with Hummingbot? https://hummingbot.org alternatives?

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Whats the best tools/bots for automated managing LP positions in AMM's on @base?

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you should just start a dead token dao, and airdrop everyone that held on to all the memorable things people held onto that died

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tell me you still hold $PEOPLE

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<3 it's such a great weekly meeting. Miss you presenting!

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Who wants to join my team for the @base coinbase ai hackathon? /base @jessepollak send any referrals! https://t.co/8UGNuwx661

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If you choose head to head (also known as moneyline) - you just need them to win the game. If you choose a spread... example: +7/-7 -7 is the favorites, +7 is the underdog. So if you choose +7, that means the underdog has to atleast lose by less then 7 points.

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There are three types of standard bets head-to-head / moneyline - this is who wins outright spread - this is who wins with a +/- point differential over/under - total points in a game cumulatively https://chatgpt.com/share/6775fcc9-0a3c-8005-8912-645dabf40746

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hope you didnt take the ducks

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As for helping clarify the first question of "what should I do"... - The first is to join a competition, one just started on dec 30th, and another is starting on jan 6. You can only join competitions that havent already begun. - As we get closer to jan 6, the odds will continue to get more expansive as bookmakers start releasing game odds. So you'll start to see the number of games you can bet on continue to expand. - Once you join the competition, everyone will have 1000 points. I'd start by making a few small bets to get a hang of it! - As the competition is ongoing, you'll start to want to make strategic decisions to try to climb the leaderboard.. - The jan 6 competition is going to be a "top 3" tournament, which means the top 3 people on the leaderboard get paid out. While the dec 30th event is a "winner takes all". cc @purp to help clarify anything also if you have any takes on this

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Then quickly to respond to your second question, just so I understand - are you asking to try to understand how the math works for making parlays on multiple teams? If so, heres a quick outline link below that covers the process of how that works. Basically you convert the American Odds for each bet into Decimal Odds, multiply them against eachother, then convert back to American Odds. https://chatgpt.com/c/6775fbdd-0e10-8005-a433-5db67dd6bcd4

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Ugh I just wrote up a big long thread and warpcast deleted it and didnt save it as a draft.... so im going to respond in a few different posts. First, feedback is very welcome - and if there is confusion its very helpful for me to know so I can help improve!!! thank you. Second, there are a few pages that cover the rules and how it works thats worth checking out. https://odds.fun/how-it-works https://odds.fun/rules

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Its only 22 legs 🦵🤞

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Easy money... bottom of the leaderboard hail mary haha

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Love hearing the feedback!

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@purp poppin off!!

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I accidentally just took the site down. please hold lol

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So fun to see people organically using the product! cc @purp ! @ted get your bets in!!

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