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Can't promise another 125/1 winner but I'll do my best 
Not the highest quality lineup the European Tour has ever seen and quite tricky to find the value imho. All bets ew.
D Drysdale 40/1
K Aphibarnrat 40/1
R Sterne 45/1
G Maybin 50/1
Gl everyone
Not the highest quality lineup the European Tour has ever seen and quite tricky to find the value imho. All bets ew.
D Drysdale 40/1
K Aphibarnrat 40/1
R Sterne 45/1
G Maybin 50/1
Gl everyone
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JM Singh 30/1 with 365
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Kjeldsen...you can have 1000+ with me about tipping a 125/1 winner from those selections this week as the biggest price you have given is 50/1
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john daly may do anything but could you ever back him other than in 1st round leader markets ?
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Lol King Alf, never thought of that bro
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gregory havret 22/1 n.b
marcel siem 33/1 nap david drysdale 40/1 tetsuji hiratsuka 66/1 good luck all  |
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May or may not be here, but Romain is your next big thing.
Accuracy key here, so Siem can go dodge about a bit earlier than the back-9 Sunday |
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Proven winners Horsey and Finch look too big against real dodgepots lower in the betting, whilst locals Gangee and Bullhar could easily do an SSP at three-fig pries. Like Alphie a lot too but he worries me when he sees the front on Sundays
They'll do agin the field |
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The coffers are brimming, thanks to Senor Cabrera-Bello.
I think that putting will be the key this week, on tricky greens. Romain Wattel, and Richard Sterne fit the bill. Also both coming in with some form. Main focus in the U.S. owing to this one being mostly in the land of nod. Good luck. |
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one winner this week; JAMIE DONALDSON
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one winner this week; JAMIE DONALDSON
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Im on three below for this
Jaidee Del Moral Howell |
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I think Horsey is overpriced this week. A proven winner who I think will be well suited to this course. Other than that, I have backed Wiesberger, Fleetwood, Gangjee and Ricardo Santos. Looks like a wide open tournament to me.
Good luck all. |
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Has a leg dropped off Jeev Milka Singh
25's out to 37's |
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Rather licking my wounds after last week but my team for the Avantha Masters are:-
Richie Ramsey @35 Richard Finch @62 Jbe Kruger @47 Scot Jamieson @47 David Howell @152 and biggest bet will be on John Daly @76 Have been really impressed with his play in the last few weeks. Like someone else said on here you never know what he will do and perhaps first round market is also worth a shout. But his various stats point to a guy in sync with his game at the moment. It's not a top quality field by any standards and he could boss this from the start. |
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I'm a bit of a fan of backing an outside, managed to get Peter Uihlein each way at 175's, big fan top 10 in India as well, needs a good performance to get in next week. Havret started to look good again and obviously did well here last year.
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mohd siddikur was tipped last year, a.k.a siddikur rahman
100/1 seems alright sujjan singh was top 10 last year and 200+ this year sterne looks like he is about to hit form young denno is in, good luck to the lad, just missed the cut last week, i've a hunch,he should be at home on this type of course |
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I have hunch also Donny about Rhys Davies .....
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I can never copy these things donny...always comes up as error
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A few thoughts on the Avantha Masters - I had an original shortlist of for but discounted three of them at the available prices - Fraser just doesn't win often enough, Wiesberger - price was too short on a course in theory shouldn't suit but in practice may do!, and Oli Fisher - who I just can't seem to pull the trigger on. That left me with Kieran Pratt the hugely talented young Australian. On his first season he struggled on the Asian tour but his 6th place at the Australian Masters gave him confidence to regain his Asian tour card and he won his first start two weeks ago. He w/d last week after one round in the Philippines but I am willing to forgive that, as a player who beat Tiger head to head in his first pro start he has something about him.
Chapchai Nirat wasn't on my radar to start with but as I searched for a bet he struck me as being an interesting contender. He has improved with every start at DLF - mc/30/11 and has twice been 5th in the Indian Open. He also won the SAIL Open in India three years ago with a record breaking score of 32 under! so clearly likes the environment. He has started this season on the Asian tour with finishes of 6th and 38th but his GIR stats caught my eye - 4th each time and that will hold him in good stead this week. He has won a co-sanctioned event before so the better quality field should hold no fears - he just needs a few putts to fall. |
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i cut and pasted it into my pictures off their website
betfair mods give it a code for use on here you can right click it and save as whatever you want, then upload it to your pictures, the mods will give it a new number and you can post it by clicking insert pic |
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fk me tmm, did you nick that off another site? Its exactly the same.
Loads can be fancied to step up having a huge advvantage playing at home against those that wont handle the greens. WAs it here that someone hit it so wild that it hit a lamppost or something but as that was a temporary lampost he got a free drop? As for Coles down the last few holes, that my Westy haters, is a choke. |
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Lol - very good.
Don't think it was a almp post - wasnt it overhead wires - took about 10 shots - may have been Jeev the Milkman then realised it wasn't a penalty so could go back and play his original ball - something like that - was mayhem on here |
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It was some sort of post and it was Jaidee.I remember as I layed 200 being as I'm good at the rules.
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Richie Ramsay should be close to fav here, the 34 is a terrific price. Always been a very good all round player and is now producing very consistent results.
And the one that stands out to me at bigger odds is Rhys Davies, no idea why 100/1 so freely available. Has putted very well on grainy greens before which is the big thing for the mainland European players to conquer here, price is way too big. My activity doesn't end there but they are the two most notable back options for mine |
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a throwaway bet on sjholm simply as hes played well in betterr class last week and is lions share of100/1
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a throwaway bet on sjholm simply as hes played well in betterr class last week and is lions share of100/1
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backed Oli Fisher and Chapchai Nirat,oh and that was before reading TMM's post
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Glesson and Both for me ...all nice high figure prices ...really is a micky mouse tournie thou ..looking forward when they add more to the desert swing rather than this ..also remember from last year the coverage was kak
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Shamim Khan e/w
Felipe Aguilar win |
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Gone for a few who have won on the PGI Tour
Lahiri The Kumars (Ashok & veteran Mukesh) both multiple winners on above Randhawa's Brother-in-law Digvijay Singh (his home course) Md Zamal Hossain Mollah who won in Bangladesh earlier this year Scott Hend who has played well in Asia but course shouldn't suit Danny Dennison who I got matched at 1000 |
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I hope you are right Donny and Baggers. Only needs a few putts. 27 out of 36 greens will do again first two days.
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Well by bet on John Daly went well astray !!! But somehow or other Jbe Kruger has managed to put himself in a winning position allowing me to green up nicely on the field. After last week this is a welcome return to winning ways.
Not so hot in the states this week. Backed a few and Bubba has flirted with the leaders but keeps managing to fall away. Hopes now lie with Ryan Moore - but anyone of about 12 players still have a realistic chance. I might have a few quid on Badders if Jbe holds on for the win in India. |