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Now that the lead up event has concluded, it's time for the big one 
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fk me an event DeLaet can win
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Daelaet and sang moon bae grabbing me early, but prices bit tight at present. hopefully better when the market takes shape.
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you Delaet backers were on at 20-1 in events he couldn't win!
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Don't normally do jollies, but Snedeker looks a stand out bet to me. Top 6 @ 14/1 will do me.
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agree at first look
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Why's the captain at the top of the list?
A sign maybe? |
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Cameron Tringale, David Lingmerth & John Merrick for me.
Gl all. |
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got 3 of my bets on early this week will have a good look for 1 or 2 more
jerry kelly ew 80/1 chez reavie 80/1 ew 1/4 6 nicholas thompson 80/1 ew 1/4 6 |
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Hideki Matsuyama 40/1
He loves a good Open ! British Open 6th, US Open 10th and now Canadian Open. To be serious for a moment, the kid can play. He will be super confident this week. He's a class act |
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Surprised to see so many of the top 20 here. With the Open last week and with Firestone and the PGA the next 2 weeks I figure they would need the rest but happy to see them all the same. In the 6 years this event has immediately followed the Open, only O'Hair in 2011 and Furyk in 07 have won after playing the Open, and out of them only Furyk made the Open cut. If you look at his form at the time it was close to career best, so I figure he is an anomaly and am avoiding the big chances that made the Muirfield cut. That brings me to Donald, who is playing pretty solid in the US this year and missed the cut last week which I will forgive him for, and is my first player selected, backed at 26s, which is a pretty fair price.
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therhino,
be careful of the big names here the only reason sneds,kuch,els,g-mac are playing is that they are sponsored by RBC!..the tournament sponsor :) Their probably obliged to play |
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A win is a win jungleman, Luke will have back up though all the same, just my pick of the market leaders.
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Threw a few quid on Sang Moon Bae at a biggish price, main bet this week will be Charl but nothing matched to this point.
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Russia event looks a bit smelly, pin job if ever there was one.
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added Jones, Campbell, Reed, Kokrak and Appleby, will sit tight for now and try get some stakes back.
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added de laet 35/1 and chris kirk 70s both win
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boom, knew Id find one
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 ive been backing him quite alot this year .every year the same for me i get stuck on a player.wont be backing him again at these sort of odds though if he doesnt win. |
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Probably make him destroy the field.
But the DeLaet price is one of the worst i've seen in the history of golf betting. |
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did you not see the 20s Laddies last time?
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Must have missed that one.
Was only referring to on here. There are shockers every week with various books. |
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None more than him, honest
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Muppet - Just an FYI that Jerry Kelly is not playing this week
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I've been trying to convince myself not to back Snedeker, hasn't worked, he's now my main man.
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Don't like any of the favs too many negatives - this is ripe for a 100+ winner. Looking at accurate players who didn't play the Open so my small but select team
Brian Stuard@280 - 6th last time, well rested since Roberto Castro@150 - 2nd at the AT&T a month ago Cameron Tringale@140/50 - Not sure why just think his times near |
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keeping this low key. get deeper later in the tourney maybe.
roberto castro first round leader @ 100 sabbatini first rd leader @ 100 romero first rd leader @ 120 summerboy first round leader @ 68 $5 on each for kicks. i'm also going ben coley styles: rory stallings reavie chappell hadwin $10 on each except rory $20 |
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i know DJ is a bit of a nutter but he does win sometimes and i think it will be this week.
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Richard H Lee at 240 seems worth a punt
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never realised so many top players entered
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anyone know what the course is like? tough? birdiefest?
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chez reavie won this on this course in 2008 on -17 nathan green in 2009 on -18
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cheers stonecold have found on espn scores now
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If i recall, the course is rather tight, tree-lined, water.....demands accuracy.
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I preferred the last couple of years course, almost set up like a US open with the rough etc...
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yeah same here
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http://www.pgatour.com/tourreport/2013/07/24/watch-delaet-as-he-laces-up-the-skates.html
ice hockey--not bad |
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Bud CAULEY for me this week.
Top 10 in this last 2 years and made plenty of birdies last week in the Open Championship (7 in the first round). He should come into this with plenty of confidence and at around 160 must be played. LA |
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Donald +1107
Jones +1712 Campbell +2125 Perez +2010 Reed +1525 Kokrak +1517 Appleby +4053 The field -135 is my starting point. good luck. |
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In the Canadain Open we have our main bet of the week in YE Yang but first a few words about the two other bets now that Jerry Kelly is a non runner. Nicholas Thompson is a bet purely based on current and course form as he has been 12th and 4th in his last two starts and was 5th here on his debut in 2008 0.2 ew 100/1.
I have gone for Billy Andrade this week but just in the round one leader market as he may continue the form of his final three rounds of 66/67/65 when 5th last week especially on a course where he won in 1998 and having been 2nd twice after round one around Glen Abbey he has certainly shown before he can go low 0.1 ew 250/1. All of the above will hopefully pale into insignificance when we look at the main bet of the week which comes in the shape of an old "friend" YE Yang and I must give a quick vote of thanks to a Danish friend who also pointed him out before I got the Y's in the alphabet! Yang has been been in the doldrums for a while but says on Twitter he has been working hard with a new coach and that things are coming to fruition. He has started making a few cuts and was quite confident ahead of the Open but a poor first round was his undoing - however look closer and the final three rounds were as good as anyones. His course form is also better than it appears at first glance - in 2008 he came here on the back of seven missed cuts but opened 68/68 on the way to finishing 37th. A year later he had already won his maiden PGA event and was 8th here a few weeks before winning his first Major at the US PGA. That first PGA win came at the Honda Classic - another Jack Nicklaus designed course - so he is clearly comfortable on Jacks' courses. So we have a player flying inder the radar with good course form and winning form on this weeks designers courses - sounds like a recipe to get stuck in to me 0.75 ew 150/1 |