Just a question if you have a player (Cink) vs. (Mediate) and after the first day one of them withdraws do you win if you have the guy still playing??
Memorial Tournament
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at the cut 72 holes 2-0 2nd rd 0-1
2nd rd 3ball
Els vs Howell and Burns Loss
Handled Howell but not Burns
I really liked this wager
72 holes
Choi/Immelman Win
Garcia to miss cut Win
pending
Furyk/Leonard 2 up
Petrovic/Austin 1 up
Garcia prop,despite win was poor wager as I did not realize field was so small till watching cut line which was determined by last group. A blatant error that was fortunate to escape. Even Duval made cut at over par--but then again Garcia only managed split in rds vs Annika last week and Jack this week so maybe justified for the #13 in the world:lol:
Looked at outrights to place in running today and will pass, considered Harrington @ 12 but with Singh,Furyk and Tiger substantially ahead of him,fighting for remaining place position does not appear worth the effort. Would almost rather straight win on Singh if pressed to wager.
3rd rd
Leonard -125 over Huston (-.5 strokes) @ Wsex
Janzen -105 over Huston @ $plays
Always hate to present opp to get double dipped but will bite on these. Huston back from layoff after shoulder injury and should be bit rusty,more importantly I have him rated as poor wind player with some nasty shit projected today, going against 2 vets with better than ave wind stats and some very solid current form.
Note Wsex line on Leonard/Janzen has moved to -130 but -125 still available @ 365 (ties lose) which is same thing.
2nd rd 3ball
Els vs Howell and Burns Loss
Handled Howell but not Burns
I really liked this wager
72 holes
Choi/Immelman Win
Garcia to miss cut Win
pending
Furyk/Leonard 2 up
Petrovic/Austin 1 up
Garcia prop,despite win was poor wager as I did not realize field was so small till watching cut line which was determined by last group. A blatant error that was fortunate to escape. Even Duval made cut at over par--but then again Garcia only managed split in rds vs Annika last week and Jack this week so maybe justified for the #13 in the world:lol:
Looked at outrights to place in running today and will pass, considered Harrington @ 12 but with Singh,Furyk and Tiger substantially ahead of him,fighting for remaining place position does not appear worth the effort. Would almost rather straight win on Singh if pressed to wager.
3rd rd
Leonard -125 over Huston (-.5 strokes) @ Wsex
Janzen -105 over Huston @ $plays
Always hate to present opp to get double dipped but will bite on these. Huston back from layoff after shoulder injury and should be bit rusty,more importantly I have him rated as poor wind player with some nasty shit projected today, going against 2 vets with better than ave wind stats and some very solid current form.
Note Wsex line on Leonard/Janzen has moved to -130 but -125 still available @ 365 (ties lose) which is same thing.
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A stack of plays made my sheets and survived the cuts . . .
SATURDAY for 1* each:
Pettersson(+138)(Ties lose) over Choi @ Bet365
Gamez(-108) over Huston @ 5 dimes
Lonard(-120) over Hayes @ 5 dimes
Donald(-110) over Calcavecchia (Tournament) @ Olympic
Appleby(+100) over Sluman (Tournament) @ Olympic
Cink(+103) over Harrington @ 5 dimes
I've now checked out for the weekend to beg for some of my own birdies in a two man best shot.
GL
SATURDAY for 1* each:
Pettersson(+138)(Ties lose) over Choi @ Bet365
Gamez(-108) over Huston @ 5 dimes
Lonard(-120) over Hayes @ 5 dimes
Donald(-110) over Calcavecchia (Tournament) @ Olympic
Appleby(+100) over Sluman (Tournament) @ Olympic
Cink(+103) over Harrington @ 5 dimes
I've now checked out for the weekend to beg for some of my own birdies in a two man best shot.
GL
2nd round update: 2-0-1; +5.00 units
Tway/Faxon WON by 5
Tway/Huston WON by 2
Weir/Furyk TIED (Push)
Mid-point update:
Appleby/Immelman WON by 5
Weir/Immelman WON by 5
Appleby/Sabbatini All Square
Calcavecchia/Sabbatini Leads by 3
Cink/Scott All Square
Begay/Daly LOST by 12
Flesch/Scott LOST by 14
Funk/Kuehne WON by 2
Furyk/Leonard Leads by 2
Singh 4th
Weir 30th
Leonard 16th
Decent position at the cut with the matchups and a chance of a profit with the outrights. Would take things as they stand, though surely Perry can't hold to win again!
3rd round plays (1 unit):
Ben Crane to beat John Daly -140 @ Moneyplays
Tim Petrovic to beat Woody Austin -120 @ Sirbet
Jay Haas to beat Brad Faxon -110 @ Five Dimes
Tway/Faxon WON by 5
Tway/Huston WON by 2
Weir/Furyk TIED (Push)
Mid-point update:
Appleby/Immelman WON by 5
Weir/Immelman WON by 5
Appleby/Sabbatini All Square
Calcavecchia/Sabbatini Leads by 3
Cink/Scott All Square
Begay/Daly LOST by 12
Flesch/Scott LOST by 14
Funk/Kuehne WON by 2
Furyk/Leonard Leads by 2
Singh 4th
Weir 30th
Leonard 16th
Decent position at the cut with the matchups and a chance of a profit with the outrights. Would take things as they stand, though surely Perry can't hold to win again!
3rd round plays (1 unit):
Ben Crane to beat John Daly -140 @ Moneyplays
Tim Petrovic to beat Woody Austin -120 @ Sirbet
Jay Haas to beat Brad Faxon -110 @ Five Dimes
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adding 3rd rd
Furyk -125 over Howell @ 365 (ties lose)
Same reason I liked Els vs Howell yesterday.
Good Luck in your tourney LIA.
Furyk -125 over Howell @ 365 (ties lose)
Same reason I liked Els vs Howell yesterday.
Good Luck in your tourney LIA.
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TOUR NEWS - Perry leads
Story By: - Sportal
31/5/2003
Kenny Perry leads at the half-way stage of the Memorial tournament in Columbus, Ohio, while Adam Scott is the best of the Aussies.
Perry added a 68 to go with his first-round 65, for an 11-under 133.
"I wanted to shoot something in the 60s to get in position for the weekend and I was able to do that,? Perry told AAP.
"I'm proud of my round. Everything that can go my way is going my way."
He leads Retief Goosen and Lee Janzen by one stroke, with Vijay Singh and Spike McRoy two shots further back.
Chad Campbell is seven-under after a second-round 70, with four players, including Tiger Woods, at six-under.
Scott is one of five players at five-under, but the Aussie felt he could have done better than a second-round 72.
"I didn't play too bad but I made a few mistakes," he said.
Stuart Appleby is two-under for the tournament, along with Kiwi Craig Perks, a shot ahead of Peter O'Malley.
Peter Lonard fired his second 72 of the tournament, while Stephen Leaney also a shot 72 for a one-over total.
Craig Parry, Rod Pampling, Scott Laycock, Geoff Ogilvy, Kiwi David Smail and Stephen Allan all missed the cut, with Robert Allenby pulling out of the tournament mid-way through his round suffering from diarrhoea.
Story By: - Sportal
31/5/2003
Kenny Perry leads at the half-way stage of the Memorial tournament in Columbus, Ohio, while Adam Scott is the best of the Aussies.
Perry added a 68 to go with his first-round 65, for an 11-under 133.
"I wanted to shoot something in the 60s to get in position for the weekend and I was able to do that,? Perry told AAP.
"I'm proud of my round. Everything that can go my way is going my way."
He leads Retief Goosen and Lee Janzen by one stroke, with Vijay Singh and Spike McRoy two shots further back.
Chad Campbell is seven-under after a second-round 70, with four players, including Tiger Woods, at six-under.
Scott is one of five players at five-under, but the Aussie felt he could have done better than a second-round 72.
"I didn't play too bad but I made a few mistakes," he said.
Stuart Appleby is two-under for the tournament, along with Kiwi Craig Perks, a shot ahead of Peter O'Malley.
Peter Lonard fired his second 72 of the tournament, while Stephen Leaney also a shot 72 for a one-over total.
Craig Parry, Rod Pampling, Scott Laycock, Geoff Ogilvy, Kiwi David Smail and Stephen Allan all missed the cut, with Robert Allenby pulling out of the tournament mid-way through his round suffering from diarrhoea.
3rd rd results 3-0
3rd rd
Leonard -125 over Huston (-.5 strokes) @ Wsex Win
Janzen -105 over Huston @ $plays Win
Furyk -125 over Howell @ 365 (ties lose) Win
4th rd
Leonard -115 over Maru @ $plays
Maru -115 over Byrd@ ******
Leonard ranks 8yh in 4th rd scor ave and Maru 109th however somewhat tainted by injury.
Byrd has ventured into the 60's only twice in last 6 tourneys and will take Maru as the better player and sets up decent hedge.
3rd rd
Leonard -125 over Huston (-.5 strokes) @ Wsex Win
Janzen -105 over Huston @ $plays Win
Furyk -125 over Howell @ 365 (ties lose) Win
4th rd
Leonard -115 over Maru @ $plays
Maru -115 over Byrd@ ******
Leonard ranks 8yh in 4th rd scor ave and Maru 109th however somewhat tainted by injury.
Byrd has ventured into the 60's only twice in last 6 tourneys and will take Maru as the better player and sets up decent hedge.
3rd round update: 2-1-0; +0.80 units
Crane/Daly WON by 10
Petrovic/Austin LOST by 2
Haas/Faxon WON by 3
4th round plays (1 unit):
Vijay Singh to beat Retief Goosen -140 @ Five Dimes and Moneyplays
Padraig Harrington to beat Jesper Parnevik -160 @ Moneyplays
Lee Janzen to beat Jose Maria Olazabal -128 @ Five Dimes
Crane/Daly WON by 10
Petrovic/Austin LOST by 2
Haas/Faxon WON by 3
4th round plays (1 unit):
Vijay Singh to beat Retief Goosen -140 @ Five Dimes and Moneyplays
Padraig Harrington to beat Jesper Parnevik -160 @ Moneyplays
Lee Janzen to beat Jose Maria Olazabal -128 @ Five Dimes
4th Round Pick
4th Round Pick
Campbell over Cink
Going against the grain here. Cink and Campbell both are playing good this year. I feel Campbell is a stud waiting to win. I watched both last week and both had great rounds, although Campbell had a bad 3rd round. Campbell hits the ball hard and long but Cink not bad either. Should be a nice battle.
Campbell made a great comeback but fell one short. Watch this Chad dude.
4th Round Pick
Campbell over Cink
Going against the grain here. Cink and Campbell both are playing good this year. I feel Campbell is a stud waiting to win. I watched both last week and both had great rounds, although Campbell had a bad 3rd round. Campbell hits the ball hard and long but Cink not bad either. Should be a nice battle.
Campbell made a great comeback but fell one short. Watch this Chad dude.
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4th round update: 2-0-1; +2.00 units
Singh/Goosen WON by 2
Harrington/Parnevik TIED (Push)
Janzen/Olazabal WON by 3
Final update:
Matchups: 6-3-0; +6.49 units
Appleby/Sabbatini WON by 4
Calcavecchia/Sabbatini WON by 9
Cink/Scott WON by 11
Furyk/Leonard LOST by 4
18-holes: 7-3-1; +5.30 units
Outrights: 2-1; +2.63 units
Singh 4th
Weir 3rd
Leonard 11th
Very profitable event with profits on the matchups, 18-holes and outright plays. Very impressed by Perry yet again who built up such a large lead over the first three rounds that he could still stutter in the final stretch and win comfortably. This really is a year for experience on the PGA Tour!
PGA Tour ytd
Matchups: 83-47; +27.50 units
18-holes: 75-74; -20.94 units
Outrights: 19-51; +54.82 units
All Tours ytd
Matchups: 184-138; +23.75 units
18-holes: 135-121; +2.81 units
Outrights: 44-161; +8.82 units
Singh/Goosen WON by 2
Harrington/Parnevik TIED (Push)
Janzen/Olazabal WON by 3
Final update:
Matchups: 6-3-0; +6.49 units
Appleby/Sabbatini WON by 4
Calcavecchia/Sabbatini WON by 9
Cink/Scott WON by 11
Furyk/Leonard LOST by 4
18-holes: 7-3-1; +5.30 units
Outrights: 2-1; +2.63 units
Singh 4th
Weir 3rd
Leonard 11th
Very profitable event with profits on the matchups, 18-holes and outright plays. Very impressed by Perry yet again who built up such a large lead over the first three rounds that he could still stutter in the final stretch and win comfortably. This really is a year for experience on the PGA Tour!
PGA Tour ytd
Matchups: 83-47; +27.50 units
18-holes: 75-74; -20.94 units
Outrights: 19-51; +54.82 units
All Tours ytd
Matchups: 184-138; +23.75 units
18-holes: 135-121; +2.81 units
Outrights: 44-161; +8.82 units
finals remaining 72 holes 1-1 4th rd 2-0
72 holes
Furyk/Leonard loss
Petrovic/Austin win
4th rd
Leonard -115 over Maru win
Maru -115 over Byrd win
Outrights week none ytd +22.6
Matches week 10-2 ytd 147-90
units week +8.1 ytd + 52.09
Good thing there wasn't a couple holes left as Kenny was leaking some serious oil.
72 holes
Furyk/Leonard loss
Petrovic/Austin win
4th rd
Leonard -115 over Maru win
Maru -115 over Byrd win
Outrights week none ytd +22.6
Matches week 10-2 ytd 147-90
units week +8.1 ytd + 52.09
Good thing there wasn't a couple holes left as Kenny was leaking some serious oil.
