McIlroy goes of, almost, favourite again. Sheffler is the actually favourite, just.
Poor weather is due to arrive, so it's anybody's this weekend.
The Open Golf Championship - 2023
-
Grinderman
- Posts: 94
- Joined: Sun Mar 08, 2015 2:44 pm
Been finding it slow getting some bets matched. Are volumes really down? I see that there's been £6.5m matched. I would have expected double that. Does anyone on here keep records of such things?
-
Grinderman
- Posts: 94
- Joined: Sun Mar 08, 2015 2:44 pm
.... and 1% of that is me !! Find it quite worrying.
-
Crazyskier
- Posts: 1167
- Joined: Sat Feb 06, 2016 6:36 pm
Volumes do seem lower than the US Majors this year.
Thankfully enough to get my usual largish lay on Rory at 7s, soon matched just minutes later at 10.5, then out to 13s when he missed a 4 foot putt, though! There was no scenario that would have seen the price fail to hit 10.5 that I could imagine, unless he won every round from the first ball, which is just not his game with the quality of this field and the pressure of it being a Major.
CS
Thankfully enough to get my usual largish lay on Rory at 7s, soon matched just minutes later at 10.5, then out to 13s when he missed a 4 foot putt, though! There was no scenario that would have seen the price fail to hit 10.5 that I could imagine, unless he won every round from the first ball, which is just not his game with the quality of this field and the pressure of it being a Major.
CS
-
Crazyskier
- Posts: 1167
- Joined: Sat Feb 06, 2016 6:36 pm
Rory was absurdly short pre off. Had a chunk off him at 7s L2B.
I expect Scottie and Rahm to Top 5. Wyndham one to watch too, IMO. Nice to see Fleetwood start well.
CS
I expect Scottie and Rahm to Top 5. Wyndham one to watch too, IMO. Nice to see Fleetwood start well.
CS
It's actually slightly up on last year and in line with the average for the last ten years.Grinderman wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 9:42 pmBeen finding it slow getting some bets matched. Are volumes really down? I see that there's been £6.5m matched. I would have expected double that. Does anyone on here keep records of such things?
Weather is going to be the winner this weekend by the look of it: -
https://twitter.com/bbcweather/status/1 ... 3131541508
https://twitter.com/bbcweather/status/1 ... 3131541508
Gonna be real wet.
Would be happy to see them finish on Monday
Would be happy to see them finish on Monday
Day one positive movers, returns to £10 stakes: -
Scottie Scheffler - 8.8 to 8.4 : £0.48
Brooks Koepka - 21 to 20 : £0.50
Viktor Hovland - 27 to 22 : £2.27
Patrick Cantlay - 28 to 25 : £1.20
Xander Schauffele - 30 to 29 : £0.34
Tommy Fleetwood - 32 to 7.6 : £32.11
Jordan Spieth - 40 to 19.5 : £10.51
Wyndham Clark - 65 to 20 : £22.50
Hideki Matsuyama - 70 to 55 : £2.73
Max Homa - 120 to 25 : £38.00
Patrick Reed - 120 to 80 : £5.00
Sung-Jae Im - 130 to 100 : £3.00
Keegan Bradley - 150 to 95 : £5.79
Brian Harman - 170 to 26 : £55.38
Si Woo Kim - 190 to 70 : £17.14
Matthew Jordan - 200 to 150 : £3.33
Thomas Pieters - 250 to 220 : £1.36
Emiliano Grillo - 270 to 30 : £80.00
Nicolai Hojgaard - 310 to 300 : £0.33
Sepp Straka - 300 to 290 : £0.34
Alexander Bjork - 450 to 160 : £18.13
Alex Noren - 490 to 80 : £51.25
David Lingmerth - 730 to 320 : £12.81
Romain Langasque - 780 to 350 : £12.29
Thriston Lawrence - 1000 to 530 : £8.87
Guido Migliozzi - 1000 to 220 : £35.45
Antoine Rozner - 1000 to 120 : £73.33
Stewart Cink - 1000 to 250 : £30.00
Christo Lamprecht - 1000 to 120 : £73.33
Laurie Canter - 1000 to 850 : £1.76
Oliver Wilson - 1000 to 910 : £0.99
Richard Bland - 1000 to 650 : £5.38
Shubhankar Sharma - 1000 to 400 : £15.00
Adrian Otaegui - 1000 to 75 : £123.33
Scottie Scheffler - 8.8 to 8.4 : £0.48
Brooks Koepka - 21 to 20 : £0.50
Viktor Hovland - 27 to 22 : £2.27
Patrick Cantlay - 28 to 25 : £1.20
Xander Schauffele - 30 to 29 : £0.34
Tommy Fleetwood - 32 to 7.6 : £32.11
Jordan Spieth - 40 to 19.5 : £10.51
Wyndham Clark - 65 to 20 : £22.50
Hideki Matsuyama - 70 to 55 : £2.73
Max Homa - 120 to 25 : £38.00
Patrick Reed - 120 to 80 : £5.00
Sung-Jae Im - 130 to 100 : £3.00
Keegan Bradley - 150 to 95 : £5.79
Brian Harman - 170 to 26 : £55.38
Si Woo Kim - 190 to 70 : £17.14
Matthew Jordan - 200 to 150 : £3.33
Thomas Pieters - 250 to 220 : £1.36
Emiliano Grillo - 270 to 30 : £80.00
Nicolai Hojgaard - 310 to 300 : £0.33
Sepp Straka - 300 to 290 : £0.34
Alexander Bjork - 450 to 160 : £18.13
Alex Noren - 490 to 80 : £51.25
David Lingmerth - 730 to 320 : £12.81
Romain Langasque - 780 to 350 : £12.29
Thriston Lawrence - 1000 to 530 : £8.87
Guido Migliozzi - 1000 to 220 : £35.45
Antoine Rozner - 1000 to 120 : £73.33
Stewart Cink - 1000 to 250 : £30.00
Christo Lamprecht - 1000 to 120 : £73.33
Laurie Canter - 1000 to 850 : £1.76
Oliver Wilson - 1000 to 910 : £0.99
Richard Bland - 1000 to 650 : £5.38
Shubhankar Sharma - 1000 to 400 : £15.00
Adrian Otaegui - 1000 to 75 : £123.33
-
Crazyskier
- Posts: 1167
- Joined: Sat Feb 06, 2016 6:36 pm
Rahm had the round of his life!
Scottie can't buy a putt, despite his run of top 5s lately.
Rory has had his usual Major (mis)adventures - still can't believe how much liquidity there was to lay him at 7s with 71 holes to play !! Bonkers.
Fleetwood just treading water, despite the local fans all cheering for him. Needs a haircut I think : - )
I concur with the comment re Harmon - if he doesn't get the 'yips', he should be clear. he's been faultless tee to green. If he falters, at all, Day, Young, Hovland and Rahm are poised to strike.
The momentum is with Rahm and he has nerves of steel, so I'll be dutching him and Young and possibly a lay-to-back on Harmon as he seems too short at 1.66 for someone who's never won a Major, even with 5 shots clear. I believe if Rahm gets a good start, he'll trade below 6s.
CS
Scottie can't buy a putt, despite his run of top 5s lately.
Rory has had his usual Major (mis)adventures - still can't believe how much liquidity there was to lay him at 7s with 71 holes to play !! Bonkers.
Fleetwood just treading water, despite the local fans all cheering for him. Needs a haircut I think : - )
I concur with the comment re Harmon - if he doesn't get the 'yips', he should be clear. he's been faultless tee to green. If he falters, at all, Day, Young, Hovland and Rahm are poised to strike.
The momentum is with Rahm and he has nerves of steel, so I'll be dutching him and Young and possibly a lay-to-back on Harmon as he seems too short at 1.66 for someone who's never won a Major, even with 5 shots clear. I believe if Rahm gets a good start, he'll trade below 6s.
CS