Deutsche Bank Championship

[cole]

Have a strong feeling that this is Mickelson's tourney but price isn't enticing enough.

To win:

Snedeker +4050

Day +3050

Dufner +3550

D. Johnson +3250

Spieth +4550

Bradley +2850

Stricker +3250

Donald +6050

DeLaet +6050

Good luck!

 

[ejthree]

Bubba outright....42-1....

 

[Another Steve]

Outrights
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 PHIL MICKELSON +1415
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 DUSTIN JOHNSON +3250
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 STEVEN STRICKER +3250
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 BUBBA WATSON +4550
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 GARY WOODLAND +6550
ODDS TO WIN DEUTSCHE BANK 2013 CHARL SCHWARTZEL +3550

 

[ejthree]

Tourney match ups...
Day ov KuChar -110
Johnson ov Simpson -110
Watson vs shartz -110
Moore vs Hoffman -140

Enjoy guys...

 

[Tommyjay]

Molder to win 385-1

Bryce is a decent journeyman who has won before and is acceptable at this venue. Tends to make an abnormal amount of cuts, and is on a pretty good cut streak right now. This price seems out of whack to me, so I'll give it some action.

 

[Let's Have Fun]

phil 12-1 ew

 

[6 under]

Round 1
Phil +140 over Scott
Mahal +155 over Stricker

 

[Tommyjay]

72 holes
Kuchar over Day -110
Keegan Bradley over Duffer +100

Rule no. 1---Never bet against Kuchar, unless you don't like money, and Keegan drives me crazy whenever I watch him on TV.

 

[6 under]

Watched Keegan this year at the John Deere and he was a hot head (slamming club into bag after parring #10). Don't like his style.

72 holes
Kuchar over Day -110
Keegan Bradley over Duffer +100

Rule no. 1---Never bet against Kuchar, unless you don't like money, and Keegan drives me crazy whenever I watch him on TV.

 

[Whalers Rule]

Max Play EW
Snedeker 45-1

 

[Trampled Underfoot]

First Round
Chalmers over Rollins -120

:0074

 

[sports student]

at 5 dimes:

72 holes Zack Johnson +110 over Stenson
1st Zack Johnson +105 over Stenson
1st Furyk -105 over Stenson

hopefully Stenson will keep melting down after last weeks finish plus don't think he has ever played here while the other guys have both played here many times with some success

 

[sharky17]

TOURNAMENT

GRAEME McDOWELL (-115) over ERNIE ELS

ROUND 1

JIMMY WALKER (-145) over JERRY KELLY

 

[Stanley]

Round 1 plays (4pts):

Jim Furyk to beat Henrik Stenson -105 @ The Greek [also available @ 5Dimes, Stan James and Carib]
Two players in very good form - Furyk with top-10 finishes in his last four starts and Stenson with five in his last six - but the only time that Stenson played in this event was in 2007 and he finished 55th. Furyk has played here in all six years of the Playoffs, plus 2003 and 2004 as well, and has five top-15 finishes on this course. That should enough to give him the edge this week.

Zach Johnson to beat Bubba Watson +105 @ 5Dimes [also available @ The Greek and Carib]
Johnson is another in great form with five top-10 finishes in a row and he has top-30 finishes on this course in all five times that he has played here in the Playoffs. Watson hasn't secured a top-10 finish in seven visits to TPC Boston or since the Travelers Championship in June, so I don't see why he the favourite in this matchup.

Jason Dufner to beat Keegan Bradley -110 @ 5Dimes
And another in very good form with finishes of 4th in the Bridgestone Invitational and 1st in the PGA Championship. Dufner has a good record on this course - 2nd in 2009 and five cuts made out of five, which is better than Bradley who has missed one of two cuts here.

[unofficial rd1 system plays: Johnson Z tb Stenson +105; Garrigus tb Chappell -105]

 

[lostinamerica]

Outrights:

Phil Mickelson(12/1) e.w.
Matt Jones(110/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(40/1) e.w.
Stuart Appleby(250/1) e.w.
Adam Scott(10/1) e.w.
Gary Woodland(50/1) e.w.

GL

 

[Trampled Underfoot]

Second Round

Kuchar over Rose -110

:0074

 

[Stanley]

Round 2 plays (2pts):

Lee Westwood to beat Patrick Reed -138 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Stan James, The Greek and Carib]
Reed has shown good form before his missed cut last week, but he is still at least one level below Westwood who holds a 6-2-0 h2h record against him in 2013 (and 3-1-0 in rd3 alone). His ball striking was also poor yesterday (67th in driving accuracy and 85th of 100 in greens in regulation), so he should struggle to beat Westwood who finished yesterday's round in the top-10.

Bob Estes to beat Kevin Stadler -125 @ 5Dimes
Two players in the top-10 after day one, but at least that is a more familiar position for Estes who finished 8th two weeks ago; Stadler's last top-10 finish was back in April and even though he also started well last week, he then shot 73-76-71 over the next three rounds to drop to 43rd.

Steve Stricker to beat Charl Schwartzel -125 @ 5Dimes and The Greek [also available @ Stan James and Carib]
I'll gladly take these odds in this matchup. Stricker is a perfect 9-0-0 again Schwartzel over the last 12 months and is already in the top-10 after rd1. He has also finished in the top-15 in six of the last seven years here, whereas Schwartzel has failed to finish in the top-20 in two attempts.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Stricker tb Sendeker -125; Kuchar tb Day -105]

 

[Trampled Underfoot]

3rd Round

Rose over Spieth -120

:shrug:

 

[Stanley]

Round 3 plays (2pts):

Jim Furyk to beat Graeme McDowell +100 @ Ladbrokes [available generally]
Both players outside the top-40 and while GMac's play this is worthy of his leaderboard position, Furyk's isnt - he is 5th in driving accuracy, 15th in greens in regulation and 10th in scrambling so far this week. I'd backed him in rd1 as a player in good form and with five top-15 finishes on this course; I'll certainly do so again against a player in indifferent form and with a best finish of 37th on this course.

Steve Stricker to beat Jason Day -110 @ The Greek [also available @ 5Dimes and Carib]
Two players inside the top-10, but with just one top-20 finish in his last five starts, Day's form is not as strong as Stricker. And with Stricker holding a 9-2-0 h2h record in rd3 against Day since the start of last season, the American looks more likely to consolidate his current position in today's round.

Lee Westwood to beat Graeme McDowell -150 @ 5Dimes
This is another matchup in which there is a dominant h2h record on Moving Day - Westwood leads McDowell 8-2-1 over the last 12 months. He was a top-15 finisher on his course debut last year and has shown much better form than McDowell recently, so the price is warranted.

[unofficial rd3 system plays: Simpson tb Kaymer -110; Streelman tb Hearn +120]

 

[sharky17]

ROUND 3

CHOI (+110) over HOFFMAN