From the episode

And it's when Kyle Pitts goes for $4 less than Colson Loveland, you're going to be like, I'm glad I was aggressive, you know, and that could be going for $27 and then Kyle Pitts goes for 22.

STACKED’s take

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Pitts can offer auction value if he undercuts Loveland by $4-5.

Kyle Pitts is cited as an example of a player who can offer auction value when he goes for $4-5 less than Colston Loveland (e.g., $22 vs. $27), demonstrating that aggressive early bidding can uncover deals as market prices shift after the first two rounds.

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