This week on Bet the Process, the founder of 4C Predictions, Alan Levy, shares his platform’s goal of connecting AI prediction models with consumers seeking better decision-making assistance, along with the evolving role of AI in both sports betting and financial markets. Jeff and Rufus also discuss the impact of Data Golf on betting markets.

With Rufus out for the week, Jeff brings on Twitter/X friends and fellow sports bettors canzhiye and sprotzbettor to chat a range of topics, including NBA prop bets and playoffs, machine learning, and the ethics of exchange-based betting.

This week on Bet the Process, Noah Sternig joins to discuss operations at Kalshi, the platform that enables peer-to-peer trading on various events including elections, sports, and commodity prices. Topics include Kalshi's approach to democratizing trading through its API and market-making systems, fee structure, business volume, and potential market impacts.

Joseph LaMagna of Fried Egg Golf joins to cover various aspects of golf, including course design, player strategies, and the upcoming Majors.

This week on Bet the Process, Kirk Evans joins to talk NBA, including team performances, player injuries, and market dynamics. Afterwards, Jeff and Rufus get into their usual golf banter.

This week on Bet the Process, Wharton professor Cade Massey joins Jeff and Rufus in analyzing the NFL draft, including the challenges of assessing a player's coachability, the dangers of overconfidence in decision-making, and using AI chatbots as therapists.

This week on Bet the Process, Jeff welcomes ESPN writer Kevin Pelton to discuss the current state of the NBA. Topics include playoff predictions, the potential impact of the shot clock reset and increase in 3-point attempts, and the Luka trade.

Jeff and Rufus recap the Masters, recent Calcutta auctions, and answer some Twitter questions. Topics include tariffs, the potential impact of AI on sports betting, Blackjack losses, and predictive factors in golf.

This week on Bet the Process, golf writer extraordinaire Kyle Porter joins to discuss his reporting of the Masters this year, including the importance of maintaining respect from players, staying objective, and the unique characteristics of the tournament. Also, some probabilistic weather modeling in golf predictions by Rufus, and some picks.

This week on Bet the Process, Jordan Majewski joins to discuss the Final Four, including the impact of NIL on mid-major programs. Also, a too-early analysis of the upcoming Masters, and Rufus shares details of his trip to Japan.