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And, if anyone else has a winning Superfecta ticket, I haven't seen it. So, it's not like this was some easy pick.
If you read the CEO's statement in the original article, he wasn't claiming omniscience, but that horse-racing was certainly difficult to predict.
The better question is not, "will they hit the Preakness Superfecta?" but, how do UNU's picks do against the average guy at the track?
I'd bet they're pretty dang good.
Lots to think about here.
It seems like Madden ( or a computer AI ) could do the first, but only a human could do the second.
Even if put half his winnings up, he'd have been in a no risk situation with a chance to win 400 total.
What I'd like to see is an ESPN where the predictions have some consequence to them - you're gonna call yourself an expert? Prove it.