WGC - CA Championships
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TOURNAMENT MATCH-UP: (pinn)
S. Garcia -106 over J. Rose PUSH
TOP 10 FINISHER: (Bet365)
E. Els +120 LOSS
V.J. Singh +125 WON
S. Garcia +2.75 LOSS
C. Villegas +550 LOSS
B. Wetterich +1000 LOSS
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GLTA!!
S. Garcia -106 over J. Rose PUSH
TOP 10 FINISHER: (Bet365)
E. Els +120 LOSS
V.J. Singh +125 WON
S. Garcia +2.75 LOSS
C. Villegas +550 LOSS
B. Wetterich +1000 LOSS
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1st round at 5 dimes:
Appleby +148 over leonard/Kaymar
exceptional streak for Appleby disregarding last week missed cut, having had 5 consecutive top 10 finishes in a row in PGA/WGC events. with 1st round being his strongest round
Appleby +148 over leonard/Kaymar
exceptional streak for Appleby disregarding last week missed cut, having had 5 consecutive top 10 finishes in a row in PGA/WGC events. with 1st round being his strongest round
72 holes--
Ames +113 over Weir @ Pinn
field +120 over Tiger @ H'wood
WGC CA Championship - Tournament Matchups
Tiger Woods
Field (Any Other Golfer) 03/20/08(10:45 ET)
Field (Any Other Golfer) +120
Can't say as I ever seen such field odds in strong field--unless he leads wire to wire should again be ample hedges/scalps as last week.
Ames +113 over Weir @ Pinn
field +120 over Tiger @ H'wood
WGC CA Championship - Tournament Matchups
Tiger Woods
Field (Any Other Golfer) 03/20/08(10:45 ET)
Field (Any Other Golfer) +120
Can't say as I ever seen such field odds in strong field--unless he leads wire to wire should again be ample hedges/scalps as last week.
adding 72 @ 5D
Sport / Period: PGA WGC Golf / Game
Line:
Scott Verplank (Tourn) 3/20/2008 12:15:01 PM - (EST)
+110
Opponent: Brandt Snedeker (Tourn)
--also 1st outright post of year ----@ Unibet
CA-Championship 2008 - Winner
Place (1-5)
Who will win?
Your bet: Single, Verplank, S USD 10.00 23.00 3/23/08 Pending
Believe Verplank under valued because of previous missed cuts--
However has had 2 top 5's both coming off cuts in last 8 events--also has had top 5 previously on this course.
If you'd have got 6/1 place on him in every event he played in 07 you'd have broke even--getting almost 4 times that--
Sport / Period: PGA WGC Golf / Game
Line:
Scott Verplank (Tourn) 3/20/2008 12:15:01 PM - (EST)
+110
Opponent: Brandt Snedeker (Tourn)
--also 1st outright post of year ----@ Unibet
CA-Championship 2008 - Winner
Place (1-5)
Who will win?
Your bet: Single, Verplank, S USD 10.00 23.00 3/23/08 Pending
Believe Verplank under valued because of previous missed cuts--
However has had 2 top 5's both coming off cuts in last 8 events--also has had top 5 previously on this course.
If you'd have got 6/1 place on him in every event he played in 07 you'd have broke even--getting almost 4 times that--
Round 1 plays (1pt):
Robert Allenby to beat Stuart Appleby -102 @ Five Dimes
Camilo Villegas to beat Boo Weekley -120 @ Five Dimes
Zach Johnson to beat Stuart Appleby -110 @ Bet365
Stewart Cink to beat Stuart Appleby -120 @ Carib
Scott Verplank to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -124 @ Pinnacle
Scott Verplank to beat Brandt Snedeker +100 @ Five Dimes
Robert Allenby to beat Justin Rose -110 @ Bet365
Ernie Els to beat Adam Scott -125 @ Carib
Jim Furyk to beat Adam Scott -105 @ Bet365
Stewart Cink to beat Adam Scott +107 @ Pinnacle
Too many plays to provide reasons for!
Robert Allenby to beat Stuart Appleby -102 @ Five Dimes
Camilo Villegas to beat Boo Weekley -120 @ Five Dimes
Zach Johnson to beat Stuart Appleby -110 @ Bet365
Stewart Cink to beat Stuart Appleby -120 @ Carib
Scott Verplank to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -124 @ Pinnacle
Scott Verplank to beat Brandt Snedeker +100 @ Five Dimes
Robert Allenby to beat Justin Rose -110 @ Bet365
Ernie Els to beat Adam Scott -125 @ Carib
Jim Furyk to beat Adam Scott -105 @ Bet365
Stewart Cink to beat Adam Scott +107 @ Pinnacle
Too many plays to provide reasons for!
Outrights:
Zach Johnson(45/1 w/out Woods; 12/1 Top 5)
Ryuji Imada(55/1 w/out Woods; 12/1 Top 5)
Camilo Villegas(60/1 w/out Woods; 16/1 Top 5)
J.B. Holmes(80/1 w/out Woods; 20/1 Top 5)
Retief Goosen(100/1) e.w.
Matchups:
Johnson(+110) over Sabbatini (Tournament)
Stenson(+114) over Choi/Chowrasia (1st Round) (Ties push)
GL
Zach Johnson(45/1 w/out Woods; 12/1 Top 5)
Ryuji Imada(55/1 w/out Woods; 12/1 Top 5)
Camilo Villegas(60/1 w/out Woods; 16/1 Top 5)
J.B. Holmes(80/1 w/out Woods; 20/1 Top 5)
Retief Goosen(100/1) e.w.
Matchups:
Johnson(+110) over Sabbatini (Tournament)
Stenson(+114) over Choi/Chowrasia (1st Round) (Ties push)
GL
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2008: +19.65 UNITS
Outrights: 7-23 (+7.78)
Matchups: 65-46-11 (+11.87) (58.5%)
ROUND 1 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
V. Singh over B. Snedeker -152 WON
S. Stricker over A. Cabrera -126 WON
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Outrights: 7-23 (+7.78)
Matchups: 65-46-11 (+11.87) (58.5%)
ROUND 1 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
V. Singh over B. Snedeker -152 WON
S. Stricker over A. Cabrera -126 WON
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2-0 yesterday ...profit of 2 units.
ROUND 2 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
S. Stricker over A. Cabrera -137 WON
G. Ogilvy over E. Els -105 WON
R. Allenby over A. Oberholser -145 LOST
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ROUND 2 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
S. Stricker over A. Cabrera -137 WON
G. Ogilvy over E. Els -105 WON
R. Allenby over A. Oberholser -145 LOST
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Round 2 plays (1pt):
Trevor Immelman to beat Martin Kaymer -120 @ Bet365
Mark Calcavecchia to beat Martin Kaymer -130 @ Five Dimes
It's a different story when Kaymer leads after one round, but when otherwise in the top-10, he has shot 73 or higher in five of six times occasions. With a poor record on American courses until now, he should revert to type today
Ernie Els to beat Geoff Ogilvy -110 @ WSEX [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]
Can never be too sure about Ernie's motivation these days, but Ogilvy's record when holding a 1st round lead is poor: he averages over 73 in the 2nd round, with no round less than 72 and he has never held onto the lead after the 2nd round
Trevor Immelman to beat Martin Kaymer -120 @ Bet365
Mark Calcavecchia to beat Martin Kaymer -130 @ Five Dimes
It's a different story when Kaymer leads after one round, but when otherwise in the top-10, he has shot 73 or higher in five of six times occasions. With a poor record on American courses until now, he should revert to type today
Ernie Els to beat Geoff Ogilvy -110 @ WSEX [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]
Can never be too sure about Ernie's motivation these days, but Ogilvy's record when holding a 1st round lead is poor: he averages over 73 in the 2nd round, with no round less than 72 and he has never held onto the lead after the 2nd round
ROUND 2 MATCH-UPS: (pinn)
J. Leonard -105 over S. Appleby LOSS
T. Woods -382 over P. Casey WON
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GLTA!!
J. Leonard -105 over S. Appleby LOSS
T. Woods -382 over P. Casey WON
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GLTA!!
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I was planning to watch basketball & golf all day - but I think I'm just going to watch The Cinch's avitar until I get bored. Nice!!
Happy Easter weekend to everyone!!
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Happy Easter weekend to everyone!!
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2-1 Friday ...profit of 0.55 units
4-1 this week ...profit of 2.55 units
ROUND 3 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
P. Mickelson over V. Singh -120 LOST
K.J. Choi over W. Austin -127 WON
J. Furyk over L. Donald -105 WON
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4-1 this week ...profit of 2.55 units
ROUND 3 MATCHUPS: (pinnacle)
P. Mickelson over V. Singh -120 LOST
K.J. Choi over W. Austin -127 WON
J. Furyk over L. Donald -105 WON
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Round 3 plays (1pt):
Vijay Singh to beat Phil Mickelson +105 WSEX [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]
It's been over 6 years since Lefty finished in the top-20 of a WGC strokeplay event and after a promising start on Thursday he is back down the leaderboard again, so I can't see him as favourite as Vijay who has a much better record in these and bounced back well yesterday
Jeev Milkha Singh to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -101 @ Pinnacle [also available at Carib & WSEX]
Big difference in form between these two as Jimenez's best finish of the year is 25th, while Singh has been a runner-up twice. Even in terms of their head-to-head record Singh dominates: 7-1-2 in the 3rd round over the last 12 months
Vijay Singh to beat Phil Mickelson +105 WSEX [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]
It's been over 6 years since Lefty finished in the top-20 of a WGC strokeplay event and after a promising start on Thursday he is back down the leaderboard again, so I can't see him as favourite as Vijay who has a much better record in these and bounced back well yesterday
Jeev Milkha Singh to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -101 @ Pinnacle [also available at Carib & WSEX]
Big difference in form between these two as Jimenez's best finish of the year is 25th, while Singh has been a runner-up twice. Even in terms of their head-to-head record Singh dominates: 7-1-2 in the 3rd round over the last 12 months
