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Ok ok... Back to golf.. Although I missed out on a 7/1 winner today, really happy with how Grace played. All the 80/1 has suddenly disappeared.
Thats all my bets now for the Open - £22 on 6 players - maybe £3 in running
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Congratulations to the lucky customer who had a Mickelson 7/2, Perry 28/1 & Spieth 50/1 treble yesterday at 6655/1 and took us for £40,000!
on to the open had a few bets so far.
Mickelson at 28/1 took him before the Scottish open so got decent odds but i'm a little disappointed he won (two wins in a row not that common) but still in good form and must be in with a good shout. £5ew
Bjorn at 50/1. Took him before the open de france but see he pulled out of the Scottish open with a neck injury which I think has plagued him over the last years. hoping he pulled out as a precaution but not a good sign regardless. £5 ew
Haas at 100/1. liked the odds for a decent players. £1 ew
Maybin at 500/1. Played well in Scotland and home loyalty. Odds helped too lol 50p ew
probably do one more either McDowell or els and leaning towards McDowell after his good performance in france.
1st round leader bets:
thinking about - Els 33/1, Poulter 50/1, Sterne 80/1, laird 80/1, maybin 175/1. leaning towards poulter, laird and maybin
Adam Scott 22/1
Brandt Snedekar 35/1
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Martin Flores 28/1
Jerry Kelly 28/1
Daniel Summerhayes 28/1
William McGirt 66/1
Splashies, can't believe you are only making one pick, even if it is Tiger, you are a stronger man than me, if you don't weaken and stick a few 'savers' on.
When I saw Brendan Grace was going well last week, I just knew he was going to be a popular pick on here and have had a small saver on Brendan Grace at 66/1 myself.
Antepost bets aside, my main picks this week (so far) are:
Still Martin Kaymer - 50/1 - 66/1,like Flash and Oosthuizen, Kaymer has been my man for The Open this year and I remain quietly confident of his chances.
Matt Kuchar - 50/1, after the wins for Scott and Rose I wanted to go with another player who is knocking on the door for his first Major win and at 50/1, Kooooch is great ew value.
Rory Mcllroy - 28/1 -Little to no wind forecast, little to no demand for the driver and I think we have the best possible conditions for Rory Mcllroy to win The Open. Despite his 'struggles' this year, Rory has still put together some decent performances and if there is even a small improvement in his recent form this week, Rory will be challenging for the Claret Jug.
The Outsiders
Danny Willett - 250/1 - great links pedigree as an amateur and if fully fit this week, could make his first deep run in a major.
Brett Rumford - 300/1 -with the conditions this week, hard baked fairways and greens I'm thinking the conditions must be like playing at home for the Aussies.
Consider Rumford has won twice this year, has one of the best short games in the world, finished 16th at Hoylake (the last time The Open was played in similar conditions to this week), 300/1 ew and 20/1ew for top Aussie seems too big to me.
Chris Wood - 150/1 - An obvious choice based on his record in The Open and his first win this year.
Gareth Maybin - 500/1 - Playing well at the moment and backing an Irishman in The Open, can never be a bad thing.
Graham DeLaet - 200/1 -My 'plan' with DeLaet was to be on him when he came from nowhere to get that first win at big odds, he's given me some decent returns, but with him starting at 25/1 last time out it looked like the chance for the 3 figure odds win had gone.
Now playing in his first major and with little to no links experience, the bookies have dropped their guard on DeLaet once more.
So for one week only plan A - Graham DeLaet to win at 3 figure odds is back on!
Good Luck all!!!
Manessero - main man. Matter of time till he wins a few of these. 66-1
Grace - big price for in-form player 66-1
Oosthuizen - Solid. Knows how to win. 50-1
F.molinari - Straight hitter - no wind due. Hope he makes some putts. 80-1
Luke Donald - Matter of time till he wins a couple ! Pretty big price imo 28-1
Kyle Stanley - ' Why not eh' 250-1
Would be very very surprised if someone over 100-1 won.
Day and Scott will no dout contend but hopefully Scott is scarred from last year, Woods always dangerous, would like to see him win if my bets all fail. Big Phil - Don't think he can win back to back weeks. Garcia - will probably go well if Tiger does ! #Rivalry
Don't fancy Westwood, Poulter, Rose or Mcilroy.
Game on. Can't wait till Thurs morning.
GL ALL
Fowler 50/1
Mahan 70/1
Watson 100/1
Cabrera 125/1
k J Choi 175/1
T Clark 200/1
All E/W first 7
1st round leader:
Adam Scott 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 45/1
Fowler
Oleson
Bjorn
Villegas
Wood
now you watch Henrik Stenson win.
Get on now
Els 28/1 and Day 35/1
with Rose (20/1), Woods (10/1) or Mickelson (18/1) to win
It's only once a year, so I've backed a 'list' in the first round market:
Rory Mcllroy - 33/1
GMac - 40/1
Martin Kaymer - 66/1
Nicolas Colsaerts - 66/1
Mikko Illonen - 100/1
Chris Wood - 110/1
Graham DeLaet - 150/1
Danny Willett -150/1
Brett Rumford - 200/1
With Rory gone and from the way the course is playing, I've added a guy who has some of his best results on hard firm courses.
Sergio Garcia 30/1 ew