Reno Tahoe Open

bowditch/campbell train. choo choo!!! i'm on those two.

Glad to have u back poke. Hope all is well in your world.

It is dead alright deplast, but I quite like Bowdo here, birdie machine suits the format but I want someone to disagree... Not sure Chad makes enough birdies more of a grinder isn't he?

Got a partial, just need the rest. The scoring system is my reason for wanting a birdie machine, not so much the course difficulty.

Have gone with Romero/Chad/Baddeley & Bowditch, quite afew others I liked have become n/r's so like my four even more now. All our capable of birdy runs & in fair nick of late so here's hoping.

might help if betfair gave the market a shuffle.

I assume none of the layers are going to fill this one up.

Even bot man doesn't seem to be in the place markets.

Had Morgan Hoffman pencilled in for this one, but as he is a non starter, I have had a few quid E/W @ 50s on Camillo Villegas.

Can shoot low, can shoot very low, can be bloody awful. Hopefully, against this bunch of shockers, he can get close.

Tempted by Sabbatini, but don't like the price.

Good luck.

In the Reno Tahoe Open I have gone for just the one player in the shape of Bill Lunde. There appears to be a correaltion between winners of the BC Open at Atunyote and those who have won this title - possibly because it was also played opposite the WGC Firestone event or the Open Championship in July - in fact with these sorts of events it is a good idea to look at players who do well at what I call "opposite" events where the cream of the crop are playing elsewhere. His win at Atunyote came when it was played opposite this weeks WGC event in August 2010 and obviously his two year exemption is now at an end. Most of his best form over the years has been on the West coast as he prefers putting in Poa Anna and his last top five finish was when 5th in this state of Nevada in October - which basically secured his playing rights for this year. Interestingly his Web.com victory came in this week in 2008 so he clearly peaks in high summer.His best finish of the year so far was 7th last time out at Annandale (opposite the Open) so he is clearly in good form. His course form is actually better than it at first appears - in 2010 he was 4th at the cut before going on to finish 10th and last year he 6th heading into the final round before a poor finish. In a weak field with lots of pointers towards a good week I have had a decent bet - 0.6 ew 60/1 (66/1 available in places)

just moved some of my chad onto ishikawa. this time last year he contended at the bridgestone and played in final pairing with ponce.
this year, have some reno tahoe instead. what a bummer.

i'm hoping maybe his planets align this time of year or something....

Romero and Uilein joint favourites on here, is this a European Challenge Tour event ?

wtf is goin on with this leaderboard?

I backed Teater at 40/1.  Was considering selling out now.  Thoughts on him going all the way? Reckon it's a good idea to take the profit now.

Bowdo u useless mug...

For the first time in years I'm in a strong position after day 1 backed woodland and teater and couldn't believe it when I saw them first and 2nd this morning .
Never lay back unless there lower than 2/1 so hopefully they can hang about for a while longer

Not as confident for the win rhino, but think 15/2 is worth a play, so will go screw bob on that. Hope he does win though as have in comp.

Such an exciting format, shame there isn't more of it. Steele has scored 13 points in the last 6 holes to put himself right back in the mix.

4@34 on woodland?? apologies

any one with a link out there

I've only followed 2 rounds of this, but might be the luckiest win I've ever seen.