BMW International Open
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The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
Outrights to Win the Whole Tournament (Thursday - Sunday) :
1.0 Unit : Luke Donald to Win @ 15 : 1.
1.0 Unit : Henrik Stenson to Win @ 12 : 1.
2/3 Unit : Rory McIlroy to Win @ 12 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Alvaro Quiros to Win @ 25 : 1.
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The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
Outrights to Win the Whole Tournament (Thursday - Sunday) :
1.0 Unit : Luke Donald to Win @ 15 : 1.
1.0 Unit : Henrik Stenson to Win @ 12 : 1.
2/3 Unit : Rory McIlroy to Win @ 12 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Alvaro Quiros to Win @ 25 : 1.
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The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
Whole Tournament Matchups for 72 holes for Thursday thru Sunday :
Five Units :
Luke Donald over Retief Goosen @ - 115. Lost by 14.
Four Units :
Henrik Stenson over Martin Kaymer @ - 115. Won (by 3) on cut. Kaymer cut.
Three Units :
Thomas Levet over Niclas Fasth @ - 115. Won by 2.
Two Units :
Bernard Langer over Alex Cejka @ + 100. Won (by 6) on cut. Cejka cut.
One Unit :
Soren Kjeldsen over Anders Hansen @ - 105. Won by 4.
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The BMW International Open for June 25th to June 28th.
Whole Tournament Matchups for 72 holes for Thursday thru Sunday :
Five Units :
Luke Donald over Retief Goosen @ - 115. Lost by 14.
Four Units :
Henrik Stenson over Martin Kaymer @ - 115. Won (by 3) on cut. Kaymer cut.
Three Units :
Thomas Levet over Niclas Fasth @ - 115. Won by 2.
Two Units :
Bernard Langer over Alex Cejka @ + 100. Won (by 6) on cut. Cejka cut.
One Unit :
Soren Kjeldsen over Anders Hansen @ - 105. Won by 4.
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Round 1 plays (1pt):
Luke Donald to beat Henrik Stenson +110 @ Paddy Power
Stenson's hit-and-miss season continued last week with a top-10 finish at the U.S. Open, but for someone who has cited fatigue in recent weeks it should be unlikely that he can repeat that form in Germany after Monday's finish across the Atlantic. He does have good form on this course, but so does Donald and on the European Tour alone, Donald has a 20-6 h2h record against him.
Rory McIlroy to beat Alvaro Quiros -110 @ SkyBet [tie loses]
Like Donald, Quiros left the U.S. Open 36 holes before his opponent, but I'm not as concerned about McIlroy's hangover effects as Stenson's. McIlroy also finished in the top-10, and while Quiros has shown good recent form, it still does not match that of McIlroy. In their last eight common events, Quiros has shot the lower 1st round just once and finished ahead of McIlroy at the end of the tournament just twice.
Johan Edfors to beat Richard Sterne -149 @ Unibet
Edfors is a player to back early in a tournament. In his 13 starts this year, he has held the lead after the first round twice and been 2nd after the first round once. He was also 14th after the first round in the U.S. Open last week, finishing 27th in an event that is not suited to his game, so his overall form is very good. With two cuts made in two attempts here, I'd expect him to record his best finish on this course this week. That would be much easier for Sterne who has played here three times and missed the cut on every occasion. He has also missed five of his last six cuts, so should be a large underdog in this match.
Johan Edfors to beat Paul McGinley +100 @ SkyBet [tie loses]
McGinley did have a good record on this course until 2005 but has missed his last two cuts here and has rarely looked like matching Edfors' form: in their last 14 common events, McGinley has finished ahead of Edfors just twice.
Johan Edfors to beat Louis Oosthuizen -120 @ FiveDimes
Backing Edfors again and this time against a player with even worse course form: in five attempts, the closest that Oosthuizen has come to making the cut is to miss it by three shots. He's also missed two of his last three cuts, so it will be a surprise if he make the cut this week.
Luke Donald to beat Henrik Stenson +110 @ Paddy Power
Stenson's hit-and-miss season continued last week with a top-10 finish at the U.S. Open, but for someone who has cited fatigue in recent weeks it should be unlikely that he can repeat that form in Germany after Monday's finish across the Atlantic. He does have good form on this course, but so does Donald and on the European Tour alone, Donald has a 20-6 h2h record against him.
Rory McIlroy to beat Alvaro Quiros -110 @ SkyBet [tie loses]
Like Donald, Quiros left the U.S. Open 36 holes before his opponent, but I'm not as concerned about McIlroy's hangover effects as Stenson's. McIlroy also finished in the top-10, and while Quiros has shown good recent form, it still does not match that of McIlroy. In their last eight common events, Quiros has shot the lower 1st round just once and finished ahead of McIlroy at the end of the tournament just twice.
Johan Edfors to beat Richard Sterne -149 @ Unibet
Edfors is a player to back early in a tournament. In his 13 starts this year, he has held the lead after the first round twice and been 2nd after the first round once. He was also 14th after the first round in the U.S. Open last week, finishing 27th in an event that is not suited to his game, so his overall form is very good. With two cuts made in two attempts here, I'd expect him to record his best finish on this course this week. That would be much easier for Sterne who has played here three times and missed the cut on every occasion. He has also missed five of his last six cuts, so should be a large underdog in this match.
Johan Edfors to beat Paul McGinley +100 @ SkyBet [tie loses]
McGinley did have a good record on this course until 2005 but has missed his last two cuts here and has rarely looked like matching Edfors' form: in their last 14 common events, McGinley has finished ahead of Edfors just twice.
Johan Edfors to beat Louis Oosthuizen -120 @ FiveDimes
Backing Edfors again and this time against a player with even worse course form: in five attempts, the closest that Oosthuizen has come to making the cut is to miss it by three shots. He's also missed two of his last three cuts, so it will be a surprise if he make the cut this week.
2 units e.w.
Marcel Siem 100-1 e.w.
1 unit e.w
Vanscik 175-1
72 hole matchups at 5dimes 2 units
Siem -110 over Storm
Marcel Siem 100-1 e.w.
1 unit e.w
Vanscik 175-1
72 hole matchups at 5dimes 2 units
Siem -110 over Storm
Round 2 plays (1pt):
Steven O'Hara to beat Oskar Henningsson -139 @ Unibet
Peter Hanson to beat John Daly -149 @ Unibet
Luke Donald to beat Johan Edfors 120 @ Stan James [tie loses]
Miguel Angel Jimenez to beat Bernhard Langer +100 @ Boyle Sports [tie loses]
Luke Donald to beat Anders Hansen +100 FiveDimes [also available @ Bet365]
Steven O'Hara to beat Oskar Henningsson -139 @ Unibet
Peter Hanson to beat John Daly -149 @ Unibet
Luke Donald to beat Johan Edfors 120 @ Stan James [tie loses]
Miguel Angel Jimenez to beat Bernhard Langer +100 @ Boyle Sports [tie loses]
Luke Donald to beat Anders Hansen +100 FiveDimes [also available @ Bet365]
Luke
Luke
Stanley, I expected alot out of Luke Donald in this tourney.
Hope he comes thru in the second round as you predict. I think he will!
Luke
Stanley, I expected alot out of Luke Donald in this tourney.
Hope he comes thru in the second round as you predict. I think he will!
Round 3 plays (1pt):
Rory McIlroy to beat Johan Edfors -150 @ Stan James [tie loses]
Retief Goosen to beat Thomas Levet -150 @ Paddy Power
Soren Kjeldsen to beat Thomas Levet -125 @ Bet365 [also available @ Paddy Power]
John Bickerton to beat Michael Hoey -130 @ FiveDimes
Graeme Storm to beat Carlos Del Moral -145 @ FiveDimes
Rory McIlroy to beat Johan Edfors -150 @ Stan James [tie loses]
Retief Goosen to beat Thomas Levet -150 @ Paddy Power
Soren Kjeldsen to beat Thomas Levet -125 @ Bet365 [also available @ Paddy Power]
John Bickerton to beat Michael Hoey -130 @ FiveDimes
Graeme Storm to beat Carlos Del Moral -145 @ FiveDimes
4th round at 5 dimes:
Kjeldsen +118 over Drysdale/Kingston
A Hansen/Oosthuisen -145 over McIlroy
Kjeldsen +118 over Drysdale/Kingston
A Hansen/Oosthuisen -145 over McIlroy
