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IN Liv golf The league returns to America.
After stopping in Saudi Arabia, Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore, we headed to Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida, it will be the first national event this season, and this will serve as the main settings for all who have embarked on Augusta.
Dean Burmester He earned a victory in Miami last year.
Most Market names play this weekend and Jon Rahm (+600) sits at the top of the bookmaker in Sportsbook -in draftkings. He is a dollar in front of Joaquin Niemann (+700) and three above Bryson Dechabbeau (+900).
Prospects to conquer Liv Golf Miami
Jon Rahm: +600 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 70)
Joaquin Niemann: +700 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 80)
Bryson Dechabbeau: +800 (bet $ 10 to win $ 90)
Tyrrell Hatton: +1000 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 110)
Sergio Garcia: +1400 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 150)
Brooks Koeka: +1600 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 170)
David Puig: +2000 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 210)
Abraham ancer: +2000 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 210)
Dean Burmester: +2200 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 230)
Tom McKibbin: +2500 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 260)
Patrick Reed: +2500 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 260)
Louis Oosthuizen: +2500 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 260)
Paul Casey: +2800 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 290)
Sebastian Munoz: +3000 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 310)
Marc Leishman: +3000 (bet $ 10 for winning $ 310)
Cam Smith: +3000 (bet $ 10 wins $ 310)
There is no quarrel with Rahm as a favorite, and Niemann will be sure to be popular, given that he has won two of the four tournaments this season so far.
But the favorites are not exactly my style.
One of the first things I do before dealing with golf bets is a cross -stricken American chance of prices that Jeff Davis has in Circa Sports in Las Vegas. Davis is one of the main bookmaker for golf in the country, and it is always worth comparing his market with other sports books.
Circa currently deals with shorter numbers on favorites-Rahm (+505), Niemann (+600) and Dechambemau (+675)-which naturally increases prices at the second and third level of golf down the board.
For example, Abraham’s ancer is 20/1 on draftskings and 32/1 in the environment.
“We write mostly sharp actions at LIV events,” Davis told Fox Sports. “It allows us to quickly shaping prices, and we can risk golfers who do not attract much sharp attention on the window.”
Otherwise, Davis and Co. They dare you to look directly on a guy like Louis Oosthuizen. Circa has Oosthuizen in 43/1, while other stores are closer to the range from 20 to 25/1. This is the definition of a book that takes an attitude.
“Give them honest chances and see what’s going on,” Davis added.
I would rather bet the heads of head to head. Payments are not so exaggerated, but obviously you have a much easier chance of winning a golfer instead of the whole field. Ancer (-115) over Paul Casey (-105) is one of my favorite matches offered to draftskings.
If you want to bet some money for pizza on the winner of Liv Golf Miami, I never bet Brooks Koeka in the 20/1 range. And maybe Chris “Bear” Falica watches Thomas McKibbina in 25/1.
Whatever you do, be sure to use the number best.
Panayotovich himself is an analyst of sports betting for the Fox Sports and Betmgm network. He had previously worked for WGN Radio, NBC Sports and Vsin. Follow it on Twitter @SPSHEOT.
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