We can only hope
martin_85
Whilst I've had a decent pick up, it was all very sterile.
I picked up with in 4 bets in 7 markets, which is good for my ego, as my son thinks he's a golf expert on the course and betting.
I'm also happy considering I didn't get invoved with the 10/11 e/w terms, which does not sit right with me even as a punter.
The "To finish in top 10" bet was more satisfying than the win bet on DJ, as I just thought it was a monster price considering his masters form, current form and the fact he won the Fed Ex.
How the hell he was odds against is beyond me; maybe Dechambeau held the DJ price up but he only took up 9% of the market, but it was probaly more a case of the "Cheltenham" promo new accounts factor.
I was paying more attention to Langer this evening, especially against Weir. I had no concerns apart from the start as he was well clear of Weir and the poor fav Michelson in the Seniors market. The downside to that 11/2 winner was that I was so transfixed with trading the win markets, I'd completely forgotten about my 50/1 bet on Langer in the previous masters winners 50/1.
Langer beat Mickelson by 6 shots . Mickelson next year is 80/1 , Langer is 500/1 ( 987 on the exchange). Hard to figure ? I'm not saying Langer is a bet in the win market, but finding an exotic bet can be worth a look.
Reed was well clear , but I guess I could have covered my loss at some stage.
That previous winners market does look worth a look in future, especially with DJ being odds on next year. Langer actually won it 27 years ago, but there was actually little depth to the market in reality.
Whilst McIlroy is a player I love to lay and appears a 4 mile plodder staying on at the death, Casey was certainly the right move to trade. He just can't last 4 days full stop.