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Want him to win to make ryder cup.
Be lucky.
last thing i want is kaymer going, hes been so out of form its untrue. at present the only thing the big german has going for him is the accolade of being former world number 1 which might strike a bit of fear into any possible ryder cup opponents. seemingly now he'll be going in the 10th spot, poulter should be picked then its a lottery for the other pick.
anyway there seems to be some decent scoring thus far in 3rd round moving day at the barclays so im hoping michael thompson can have a solid round and remian in contention. hoping being the operative word......
He started the last day in 43rd, which got worse as he made two early bogey's, but then played the last 13 holes in 8 under including making a 25 foot birdie putt on the last, which give me a pay out on 3 decent bets.
Good conclusion for me as I backed Watney 33's and Rumford 66's in running on day one and also had a nice ew double on the pair.
First Round Leader ew first 5
Graham DeLaet - 100/1, I've got to start the week with a Graham DeLaet bet and I've took him at 100/1 for first round leader.
I can find a lot of positives, consider the 54 hole scores for days 2-4 at Bethpage and DeLaet scored 3 shots better than anyone else, he didn't have to contend with any emotional pressures of contending, as he was never on the leaderboard until he had finished and other players came back to him.
Last Sunday morning he wasn't even in the field this week and now he's assured of playing next week, so no added pressure there, though he is now looking to make the top 30 on the Fed Ex points. Delaet is not adverse to getting off to a flyer, he lead the Sony Open by 2 after day one at the beginning of the year and overall his round one scoring has been better than most.
On the negatives, no course form to go on and this week's venue suggests that's Delaet's strength off the tee will not be such an advantage, but for an in form player going into the event on a massive high and sporting a play off beard
Just heard Phill Mickleson has dropped out of the top20 for the first time in x amount of years. Once he gets his driving fixed he should be a good price to start backing again
For the Deutsche Bank.
Brandt Snedeker £ 2.50 E/w 25-1
Jason Dufner £ 2.50 E/w 20-1
Jason Day £ 2.50 E/w 50-1
Martin Laird £ 1.00 E/w 100-1 for 1st round
Good luck with your bets.
i fancy dufner, snedeker and scott all to be bang there, but im not gonna get anywhere fast backing all 3 at 25/1 and 20/1 respectively, also having scudded him last week think Furyk could go well and 50's not a bad price at all for him and Poulter after buzzing about Rayder cup pick, even though he missed cut here last year, I think im right in saying he was out of sorts then?
but ive decided to stick with one and only one. last week a disaster given recent weeks ongoing heater so im expecting it will probs be a disaster again but goin 1st round and outright both with BLAKE ADAMS. Mentioned him a few time here, consistently making cuts, shooting very low on day 1's and all round pretty consistent though i would like to see him just begin to drift away from the pack in the right direction rather than being there and there abouts before drifting the wrong way. why not this week........ ttied 10th here last year with 4 solid, if not spectacular rounds. one day going low he'll be bang there come the Monday with ability to shoot a few under par all 4 days. hopefully for purpose of 1st round bet hell go low on the Friday (remember it starts on Friday this week!!!!)
BLAKE ADAMS 1ST ROUND 125/1 £5 E/W
BLAKE ADAMS OUTRIGHT 200/1 £5 E/W
in europe i feel a bit short changed as Ive thomas levet both 1st round and outright @ 50's, same stakes as above, bet at the magic sign without checking prices elsewhere and lo and behold ive come home from work and seen hes bloody 66's at the very least across the board!!! blast! anyway as long as he touches then stuff the 16 points. picked him as hes been in good form of late, took a month off like but cest la vie well see what happens.
also 2 quid e/w ticklers on Frederick Anderrsson Hed both markets @ 80's and 100's following his good tied 3rd last week
EDIT - Just saw his name on here recently - so backed him
Back (Bet For)OddsStakeProfitOmega European Masters 2012Bradley DredgeWinner 230£2.00£458.00
I'm being patriotic for the Omega masters and rooting for an English win.
Chris Wood - 35/1 ew, recent win in Thailand, gone close a few times on the European tour and has shown up well here before.
James Morrison - 100/1, overpriced for a player who has been knocking on the door for some time, well capable of making top 5.
Lee Slattery - 150/1, another who is overpriced, debut win last year and talks confidentially about getting his second win, but he's not all talk and is another who looks to have a real chance of making top 5.
Michael Baldwin 150/1, late addition to the field, meant last minute unplanned bet for me, first tournament back last week after a break and missed the cut easily, I'm expecting a return to form and prominence on the leaderboard from Baldwin this week.
Deustche Bank
Lee Westwood - 28/1, after a dip, Westwood is creeping back to form almost unnoticed by the bookies, great 5th place finish last week and has linked up with Tony Johnstone to work on his short game which can only be good. 28/1 on a 10/1 shot is not too be missed!
Louis Oosthuizen - 30/1, playing very very well, also tied 5th last week, not afraid to win, I like his chances this week.
Padraig Harrington - 66/1, Bell Pokers' mate could go well this week, now the distractions of Ryder cup qualification are out of the way, if he can avoid that one bad round he keep's throwing in Padraig will be right up there.
Graham De Laet - 125/1, I have to back the man in form, last week it was about Delaet having the potential more than others, to take advantage of Bethpage, this week I'm not sure the course will suit, but form and confidence must be sky high, so no way am I ignoring 125/1!
Good Luck all!
ahhhh rite. would have been clearer if it had said CO leader then!!!! and there was me watching miss marple thinking i was missin it for a second
Also repeated one of my winning bets from last week taking Graham DeLaet for top ROW ew at 25/1, first four.
It seems the Graham DeLaet train has run out of steam, oh well it was fun and profitable for a while.
I am not happy to see Seung Yul-Noh on 5 under after 7, I was so close to backing him at 150/1 this week, but ruled him out in the end as despite a really good run of cuts made he has never really threatened a top 5.
wonderful 65 from Dustin today and in pure terms of value alone at this stage between the top 4 (and thats what im judging it on) he most definately needs to be the call
£30 win DJ 22/1
(Thats why i dont back EW) I normally lay em off if they get close as well - nevermind