1. You, I, and the rest of VCT were told not to bet parlays (quite odd advice given the butterfly effect on the parlay as a whole of shifting lines of individual games which make up the parlay - could swing massively in the players favor as easily as in the houses favor with the butterfly effect).
2. You, I, and the rest of VCT were told that if a medical study showing hydroxychloroquine (and perhaps azithromyacin) is effective against Covid is not peer reviewed then it offers no proof.
3. However if a study that is never published (and is therefore also not peer-reviewed like in point 2) above) shows no effect, one would think that also no conclusion should be drawn since, as in 2) above it is not peer-reviewed. And yet you, I, and rest of VCT were told that these non-peer-reviewed (and non-published) medical studies which show no efficacy substantiate that the regimen has no effect ?! I guess it depends on the agenda as to the validity of non-peer-reviewedness.