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We both got a shot at Hideki Matsuyama Jack, he's only 2 shots back heading into final round, it is possible:scared
Although I'd prefer my 200-1 odds wager to come through, but I doubt that will be happening.
4th round parlay at 5 dimes:
Spieth -1/2 -203 over Kaufman and Day -140 over D Johnson pays 1.56 to 1
4th round parlay at heritage:
Matsuyama +105 over D Johnson and Langer + 1/2 -105 over Kaufman pays 3-1
Spieth -1/2 -203 over Kaufman and Day -140 over D Johnson pays 1.56 to 1
4th round parlay at heritage:
Matsuyama +105 over D Johnson and Langer + 1/2 -105 over Kaufman pays 3-1
I like our chances. Never know, get hot at the right time and BOOM!
7/1 now.
Spieth is an animal though.
RD 4
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Bryson DeChambeau -110
Now that he's out of it, he can start playing golf again.
Jordan Spieth +110
Jason Day
5 under today!
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Bryson DeChambeau -110
Now that he's out of it, he can start playing golf again.
Jordan Spieth +110
Jason Day
5 under today!
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,176
- 356
- 83
- 74
Sunday, April 10, 2016
12:00 2016 Masters - Outright
Fourth Round Two Ball - Kaufman v Spieth
12:00 2016 Masters - Outright
- Jordan Spieth +110
- Jason Day +550
- Hideki Matsuyama +700
- Dustin Johnson +900
- Smylie Kaufman +1200
- Bernhard Langer +2000
- Danny Wilett +2000
- Rory McIlroy +2000
- Brandt Snedeker +3300
- Lee Westwood +4000
- Justin Rose +6600
- Soren Kjeldsen +10000
- Daniel Berger +12500
- Angel Cabrera +15000
- JB Holmes +15000
- Danny Lee +20000
- Jimmy Walker +20000
- Louis Oosthuizen +20000
- Paul Casey +30000
- Billy Horschel +50000
- Emiliano Grillo +50000
- Matt Kuchar +50000
- Scott Piercy +50000
- Adam Scott +50000
- Bill Haas +50000
- Brooks Koepka +50000
- Bryson DeChambeau +75000
- Charley Hoffman +75000
- Chris Wood +75000
- Jamie Donaldson +75000
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +75000
- Henrik Stenson +100000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +100000
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +100000
- Sergio Garcia +100000
- Shane Lowry +100000
Fourth Round Two Ball - Kaufman v Spieth
- Smylie Kaufman +251
- Draw +800
- Jordan Spieth -251
- Berhard Langer +250
- Draw +800
- Hideki Matsuyama -250
- Jason Day -130
- Draw +800
- Dustin Johnson +135
- Lee Westwood +131
- Draw +747
- Danny Willett -125
- Soren Kjeldsen +175
- Draw +750
- Brandt Snedeker -176
- Daniel Berger +199
- Draw +800
- Rory McIlroy -200
- Angel Cabrera +179
- Draw +800
- Justin Rose -188
- JB Holmes +162
- Draw +800
- Louis Oosthuizen -167
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,176
- 356
- 83
- 74
Fourth Round Two Ball - Horschel v Kuchar
- Billy Horschel +130
- Draw +800
- Matt Kuchar -125
- Paul Casey -143
- Draw +800
- Emiliano Grillo +144
- Jimmy Walker -143
- Draw +746
- Chris Wood +144
- Bill Haas -120
- Draw +746
- Charley Hoffman +120
- Jamie Donaldson +100
- Draw +750
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +100
- Bryson Dechambeu +150
- Draw +750
- Brooks Koepka -152
- Kiradech Aphibamrat +100
- Draw +800
- Danny Lee -100
- Rafa Cabrera Bello -125
- Draw +750
- Jason Piercy +125
- Davis Love III +130
- Draw +750
- Webb Simpson -130
- Harris English +200
- Draw +750
- Adam Scott -200
- Shane Lowry +137
- Draw +750
- Patrick Reed -139
- Keegan Bradley +100
- Draw +800
- Anirban Lahiri -100
- Troy Merritt +130
- Draw +750
- Bernd Wiesberger -130
- Victor Dubuisson +110
- Draw +746
- Kevin Kisner -111
- Henrik Stenson -200
- Draw +746
- Kevin Streelman +200
- Sergio Garcia +137
- Draw +750
- Bubba Watson -139
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,176
- 356
- 83
- 74
Fourth Round Two Ball - Mahan v Thomas
- Hunter Mahan +110
- Draw +750
- Justin Thomas -111
- Martin Kaymer -303
- Draw +800
- Larry Mize +300
- Thongchai Jaidee +120
- Draw +750
- Ian Poulter -120
- Romain Langasque +110
- Draw +750
- Cameron Smith -111
- Over +69.5 -152
- Under +69.5 +110
- Over +70.5 -167
- Under +70.5 +120
- Over +70.5 -152
- Under +70.5 +110
- Over +69.5 -152
- Under +69.5 +110
- Over +70.5 -139
- Under +70.5 +100
- Over +72.5 -175
- Under +72.5 +125
- Over +69.5 -167
- Under +69.5 +120
- Over +71.5 -175
- Under +71.5 +125
- 3 or Less +250
- 4 - 5 +187
- 6 or More +125
- 282 or Under +137
- 283 - 284 +162
- 285 or Over +250
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,176
- 356
- 83
- 74
Round 4 Match Ups
Round 4 Match Ups
S PIERCY (RND 4) +115 (S PIERCY (RND 4) vrs R C BELLO (RND 4))
K APHIBARNRAT (RND 4) EV (K APHIBARNRAT (RND 4) vrs D LEE (RND 4))
B KOEPKA (RND 4) -130 (J DONALDSON (RND 4) vrs B KOEPKA (RND 4))
B HORSCHEL (RND 4) EV (JB HOLMES (RND 4) vrs B HORSCHEL (RND 4))
B SNEDEKER (RND 4) EV (D WILLETT (RND 4) vrs B SNEDEKER (RND 4))
Round 4 Match Ups
S PIERCY (RND 4) +115 (S PIERCY (RND 4) vrs R C BELLO (RND 4))
K APHIBARNRAT (RND 4) EV (K APHIBARNRAT (RND 4) vrs D LEE (RND 4))
B KOEPKA (RND 4) -130 (J DONALDSON (RND 4) vrs B KOEPKA (RND 4))
B HORSCHEL (RND 4) EV (JB HOLMES (RND 4) vrs B HORSCHEL (RND 4))
B SNEDEKER (RND 4) EV (D WILLETT (RND 4) vrs B SNEDEKER (RND 4))
A pile of observations . . .
The more I see and hear, the more I believe Westwood has ?been in a good place? since the week began, and it's been trending in only one direction. He should acquit himself on Sunday better than his average, which is better than the alternative.
No surprise if this is a position from which Snedeker some day snatches a Masters, and he?s close to his best at the moment.
Plenty of evidence Spieth?s swing this week is being held together with bailing wire, more so than evidence of a swing that has been trending toward leading The Masters for four rounds. If the young guy with the old head schools so many hungry rivals once again, this time with much less than his best, then shame on them.
It will be more incredulous than Tom Watson at Turnberry if Langer is the best on Sunday, especially if the conditions open the spigots on rounds in the 60's. At the other end of the spectrum, my catechism tells me Kaufman doesn?t have anywhere near the experience to fill the best on Sunday shoes.
I?ve been wrong most of the week on which direction Matsuyama would be moving on the leaderboard and right on the direction of Willet. And further back, McIlroy appeals to me more than Rose or Casey even further back.
Day is a huge threat, but IMO not the lead challenger.
There are so many shots around Augusta that Dustin Johnson is comfortable with that are exactly the type of shots that elsewhere would cause him problems, providing a difficult but nevertheless custom tailored opportunity to erase the fact of having been robbed when his all-time brilliant shot hung up on the backstop at last year?s U.S. Open.
Sunday:
Westwood(-125) over Kjeldsen
Johnson(-155) Un71' 4th Round
Snedeker(+110) Un 71' 4th Round
Westwood(-115) Un72' 4th Round
Johnson(-115) over Matsuyama
Horschel(-105) over Holmes
Kisner(-125) over Bradley
GL
The more I see and hear, the more I believe Westwood has ?been in a good place? since the week began, and it's been trending in only one direction. He should acquit himself on Sunday better than his average, which is better than the alternative.
No surprise if this is a position from which Snedeker some day snatches a Masters, and he?s close to his best at the moment.
Plenty of evidence Spieth?s swing this week is being held together with bailing wire, more so than evidence of a swing that has been trending toward leading The Masters for four rounds. If the young guy with the old head schools so many hungry rivals once again, this time with much less than his best, then shame on them.
It will be more incredulous than Tom Watson at Turnberry if Langer is the best on Sunday, especially if the conditions open the spigots on rounds in the 60's. At the other end of the spectrum, my catechism tells me Kaufman doesn?t have anywhere near the experience to fill the best on Sunday shoes.
I?ve been wrong most of the week on which direction Matsuyama would be moving on the leaderboard and right on the direction of Willet. And further back, McIlroy appeals to me more than Rose or Casey even further back.
Day is a huge threat, but IMO not the lead challenger.
There are so many shots around Augusta that Dustin Johnson is comfortable with that are exactly the type of shots that elsewhere would cause him problems, providing a difficult but nevertheless custom tailored opportunity to erase the fact of having been robbed when his all-time brilliant shot hung up on the backstop at last year?s U.S. Open.
Sunday:
Westwood(-125) over Kjeldsen
Johnson(-155) Un71' 4th Round
Snedeker(+110) Un 71' 4th Round
Westwood(-115) Un72' 4th Round
Johnson(-115) over Matsuyama
Horschel(-105) over Holmes
Kisner(-125) over Bradley
GL
thoughts heading into 4th round........
- think it's going to be really tough for Scott Piercy to recover from his triple bogey on 15 yesterday - despite a round that was tough to that point (3 bogeys to no birdies) he was 1 over par and over the 15th green in 2 and still in the thick of things for the most part - he hit a good chip but got collared and the ball took a big 1st hop and went through the green and into the water - he brought it back to the same spot, hit another solid chip, then proceeded to 3-putt for triple - just do not see how he will be able to put that behind him and have a sound mindset headed into today - lean to RC Bello -120
- think Langer is in for a relatively tough day today for a few reasons - easier conditions will not help, but I really think he and Day played off of each other a lot yesterday and felt both were super-comfortable with their 3rd round pairing - Bernhard goes to the other end of the spectrum today playing with Matsuyama who doesn't even speak English - just don't see Langer following up his unbelievable round yesterday with another solid one today - on the other hand I loved something that I heard from Kaufman yesterday when he said something to the effect of " I didn't do anything special, just hit my spots and made a bunch of pars an made a few birdies on the par 5's" - in reality that is how you tame Augusta National - this kid seems to be something special and the moment may get to him today but I certainly don't anticipate a trainwreck - money seems to be coming in heavily on Langer in this matchup but I definitely lean to Kaufman -125 here
- boy, did Rose hang in tough yesterday or what? he went bogey-bogey-bogey-double on hole #'s 4-7 then proceeded to shoot 33 on the back with 4 birdies - a lot of lessons could be learned from his round yesterday - however don't think today is the right time to bet against Rory..........
- could today be the day that DJ gets over the major hurdle? I really don't see Spieth doing it today and of the challengers I think I favor Dustin, especially if the setup and conditions are a bit easier like is being forecast
- finally, not sure if people realize this or if it is being reported, but if Angel Cabrera had made par every day on the par 5 15th hole he would be tied for the lead - Angel dumped 2 in the water on Thursday and another on Friday on his way to a 9 and a 7 - after rolling in an 8 footer for par yesterday on 15 his reaction was comical as he celebrated his "accomplishment" - he is rolling the ball really well and obviously feels comfortable in big environments and on lightning fast greens - lean to El Pato +105 today in his matchup against Daniel Berger
also wanted to mention, the Masters website is as good as any I have ever encountered in the world of sports/golf - to be able to watch 3-4 featured groups a day, plus all of the action from Amen Corner and holes 15-16 is really incredible and is part of what makes the Masters such a great viewing experience - the collection of stats, videos, stories, shot-link style capabilities, etc etc on down the line is definitely appreciated by this golf fan
just for the record not necessarily playing these leans, but will be back with a play or plays in a bit
gl - LA Burns
- think it's going to be really tough for Scott Piercy to recover from his triple bogey on 15 yesterday - despite a round that was tough to that point (3 bogeys to no birdies) he was 1 over par and over the 15th green in 2 and still in the thick of things for the most part - he hit a good chip but got collared and the ball took a big 1st hop and went through the green and into the water - he brought it back to the same spot, hit another solid chip, then proceeded to 3-putt for triple - just do not see how he will be able to put that behind him and have a sound mindset headed into today - lean to RC Bello -120
- think Langer is in for a relatively tough day today for a few reasons - easier conditions will not help, but I really think he and Day played off of each other a lot yesterday and felt both were super-comfortable with their 3rd round pairing - Bernhard goes to the other end of the spectrum today playing with Matsuyama who doesn't even speak English - just don't see Langer following up his unbelievable round yesterday with another solid one today - on the other hand I loved something that I heard from Kaufman yesterday when he said something to the effect of " I didn't do anything special, just hit my spots and made a bunch of pars an made a few birdies on the par 5's" - in reality that is how you tame Augusta National - this kid seems to be something special and the moment may get to him today but I certainly don't anticipate a trainwreck - money seems to be coming in heavily on Langer in this matchup but I definitely lean to Kaufman -125 here
- boy, did Rose hang in tough yesterday or what? he went bogey-bogey-bogey-double on hole #'s 4-7 then proceeded to shoot 33 on the back with 4 birdies - a lot of lessons could be learned from his round yesterday - however don't think today is the right time to bet against Rory..........
- could today be the day that DJ gets over the major hurdle? I really don't see Spieth doing it today and of the challengers I think I favor Dustin, especially if the setup and conditions are a bit easier like is being forecast
- finally, not sure if people realize this or if it is being reported, but if Angel Cabrera had made par every day on the par 5 15th hole he would be tied for the lead - Angel dumped 2 in the water on Thursday and another on Friday on his way to a 9 and a 7 - after rolling in an 8 footer for par yesterday on 15 his reaction was comical as he celebrated his "accomplishment" - he is rolling the ball really well and obviously feels comfortable in big environments and on lightning fast greens - lean to El Pato +105 today in his matchup against Daniel Berger
also wanted to mention, the Masters website is as good as any I have ever encountered in the world of sports/golf - to be able to watch 3-4 featured groups a day, plus all of the action from Amen Corner and holes 15-16 is really incredible and is part of what makes the Masters such a great viewing experience - the collection of stats, videos, stories, shot-link style capabilities, etc etc on down the line is definitely appreciated by this golf fan
just for the record not necessarily playing these leans, but will be back with a play or plays in a bit
gl - LA Burns
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for round 4, playing:
Cabrera +105 vs Berger
experience and a hot putter on my side - more of a play on El Pato than against Berger as I have no reason to think Daniel will blow up today, but Angel will know all about these pin placements and how to attack while Berger will be playing an Augusta National that he has yet to see as he basically played a different course for his 1st 3 competitive rounds here
as always, good luck no matter which golfers you choose
LA Burns
Cabrera +105 vs Berger
experience and a hot putter on my side - more of a play on El Pato than against Berger as I have no reason to think Daniel will blow up today, but Angel will know all about these pin placements and how to attack while Berger will be playing an Augusta National that he has yet to see as he basically played a different course for his 1st 3 competitive rounds here
as always, good luck no matter which golfers you choose
LA Burns
