Pope of Basketball.

Summary

. In this chapter, Xi Bo Du explains the rules of betting, emphasizing the importance of using real names and ID, and the limitations set by bookmakers to ensure fairness. He notes that gambling is often misunderstood, with many people believing in conspiracy theories rather than basic math behind odds calculation. Xi Bo Du mentions the odds for the upcoming Brazil vs. France World Cup final, where Brazil is favored. Yang Rui, despite not being a football fan, confidently decides to bet 300,000 on France winning, sparking concern from his friend Thomas, who worries about the risk of such a large wager. Yang Rui argues for his choice based on France's home-field advantage and a belief that favorites tend to lose, despite Thomas's protests about the irrationality of the bet. The chapter also touches on the controversies surrounding Brazil's star player, Ronaldo, during the tournament, reflecting Yang Rui's conviction that Brazil is destined to lose. .

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