2012 Masters
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awesome time of the year for golf fans
played:
ogilvy vs kuchar rd 1 +130
ridiculous line imo
also played these for the entire tourney:
bubba vs day -150
charl s vs day -135
bad lines but most books had taken the day matchups down as he is apparently nursing an ankle injury
gl - burns
played:
ogilvy vs kuchar rd 1 +130
ridiculous line imo
also played these for the entire tourney:
bubba vs day -150
charl s vs day -135
bad lines but most books had taken the day matchups down as he is apparently nursing an ankle injury
gl - burns
how is the cut determined at the masters..top how many? and is there a within 10 strokes to the leader or is that the us open?
thanks
thanks
To Win after 1st Round
ODDS TO WIN US MASTERS 2012- UPDATED TIGER WOODS +700
ODDS TO WIN US MASTERS 2012- UPDATED KEEGAN BRADLEY +2500
ODDS TO WIN US MASTERS 2012- UPDATED TIGER WOODS +700
ODDS TO WIN US MASTERS 2012- UPDATED KEEGAN BRADLEY +2500
You certainly picked a couple of ballers. Tiger seems to be pressing a little bit but there's no reason to think he wont be on page 1 of leader board on Sunday.
It will be interesting to see how Keegan responds on and up to Sunday. Possibly the most talented overall golfer on tour. Gl Steve.
Thanks TP
Normally don't get running bets, saw value but could easily changes.
2nd Round Match Up
K BRADLEY (RND 2) -120 (K BRADLEY (RND 2) vrs C SCHWARTZEL (RND 2))
Round 2 play (4pts):
Jim Furyk to beat Angel Cabrera -110 @ SkyBet
Backing the ever-dependabale, conservative Furyk. He did exactly want he wanted to do yesterday and kept the ball in play and gave himself chances for birdies. If he had holed short birdie putts at the 8th and 13th, he would have been in 2nd place overnight. He didn't, but he is still in the top-10 and didn't drop a single shot all day - a feat that nobody else achieved. Given that his last two events have resulted in a playoff loss (Transitions Championship) and an 11th place finish (Arnold Palmer Invitational), there is enough evidence that he can continue yesterday's golf and shoot another sub-par round. While Cabrera is a former champion (2009) and finished the day a shot further back in 14th place, he was much more erratic with just eight pars and very few fairways found off the tee. But even though he scored well in the first round, he recent history suggests that he is unlikely to continue doing so: in December, he led the Open de Argentina after rd1, but then shot 80-74-72 to finish 36th; in March, he was 8th after rd1, but then shot 75-69-69 to finish 24th; last week, he led after the opening round of the Houston Open, but then shot 70-76-70 to finish 21st. In every other event in the intervening period, he has missed the cut. On yesterday's evidence, he can play well for one round, but he will struggle to replicate that scoring if he remains so poor from tee-to-green.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Haas tb Stanley -133; Furyk tb Dufner -125; Na tb Crane -105; Haas tb Baddeley +100; Byrd tb Sabbatini -120; Stricker tb Watney -125; Baddeley tb Kim -160; Couples tb Ishikawa -110; Woods tb Donald -110; Garcia tb Choi -125]
Jim Furyk to beat Angel Cabrera -110 @ SkyBet
Backing the ever-dependabale, conservative Furyk. He did exactly want he wanted to do yesterday and kept the ball in play and gave himself chances for birdies. If he had holed short birdie putts at the 8th and 13th, he would have been in 2nd place overnight. He didn't, but he is still in the top-10 and didn't drop a single shot all day - a feat that nobody else achieved. Given that his last two events have resulted in a playoff loss (Transitions Championship) and an 11th place finish (Arnold Palmer Invitational), there is enough evidence that he can continue yesterday's golf and shoot another sub-par round. While Cabrera is a former champion (2009) and finished the day a shot further back in 14th place, he was much more erratic with just eight pars and very few fairways found off the tee. But even though he scored well in the first round, he recent history suggests that he is unlikely to continue doing so: in December, he led the Open de Argentina after rd1, but then shot 80-74-72 to finish 36th; in March, he was 8th after rd1, but then shot 75-69-69 to finish 24th; last week, he led after the opening round of the Houston Open, but then shot 70-76-70 to finish 21st. In every other event in the intervening period, he has missed the cut. On yesterday's evidence, he can play well for one round, but he will struggle to replicate that scoring if he remains so poor from tee-to-green.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Haas tb Stanley -133; Furyk tb Dufner -125; Na tb Crane -105; Haas tb Baddeley +100; Byrd tb Sabbatini -120; Stricker tb Watney -125; Baddeley tb Kim -160; Couples tb Ishikawa -110; Woods tb Donald -110; Garcia tb Choi -125]
Looks like some very windy conditions today. Probably good to go with experience today. I'm sticking with my plays, but I would have had a different strategy.
GL boys.
GL boys.
My round 2 totals dropped 2+ strokes across the board. I was thinking conditions are better than had been expected. Anyone there to provide an update?
I'm watching golf channel's coverage....which includes no fucking golf, just talk, apparently and I saw Cabrera putting on his rain suit and the wind seemed to be blowing strong.
More on Masters coverage: I have ATT Uverse, which has 5 channels dedicated to Masters coverage, yet it doesn't start until 3pm. WTF!!?? Seems like there are serious ratings to be had on a quasi-holiday during a MAJOR sporting event. Fuck i'm pissed.
