Odds to Win the 2009 US Masters
Odds to win the 2009 Masters are now available at betED.com.
"The US Masters has become one of the most bet on events, particularly when it comes to the futures," said Payton O'Brien, Senior Editor of Gambling911.com. "And there is always one constant with every US Masters - actually every golf event in general - Tiger Woods is going to be the favorite provided he's participating."
And this year, Tiger is indeed playing.
Tiger Woods odds to win the 2009 US Masters sat at +250 for a payout potential of $250 on every $100 bet at betED.com.
Geoff Ogilivy has suddenly emerged as the second biggest favorite, now with +500 odds to win the 2009 US Masters.
"He opened between +1500 and +2000 odds," says O'Brien. "Phil Mickelson, Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia initially opened with shorter odds than Ogilivy."
At press time, Mickelson had odds of +1000 for a payout potential of $1000 on every $100 bet. Harrington had odds that would pay out $1300 for every $100 bet. Garcia had odds that would pay out $1500 for every $100 bet.
Let's now take a look at the full breakdown of 2009 US Masters odds courtesy of betED.com. Click Here to Open an Online Betting Account With betED.com Today. Receive a Free Cash Bonus Upon Joining.
Tiger Woods
+250
Phil Mickelson
+1000
Padraig Harrington
+1300
Sergio Garcia
+1500
Geoff Ogilivy
+500
Retief Goosen
+2000
Ernie Els
+2300
Anthony Kim
+2600
Vijay Singh
+2600
Camilio Villegas
+2800
Paul Casey
+3300
Adam Scott
+3300
Jim Furyk
+3300
Henrik Stenson
+3600
Lee Westwood
+4000
Zach Johnson
+4000
Mike Weir
+4000
Justin Rose
+3800
Kenny Perry
+5000
Robert Karlsson
+4000
Luke Donald
+4600
KJ Choi
+4600
Andres Romero
+4600
Trevor Immelman
+5000
Stewart Cink
+5000
Steve Stricker
+2000
Aaron Baddeley
+7500
Ian Poulter
+6500
Stuart Appleby
+7000
Hunter Mahan
+7000
Angel Cabrera
+7500
Brandt Snedeker
+8500
Tim Clark
+6000
Boo Weekley
+8000
Robert Allenby
+7500
Rory Sabbatini
+8000
Sean O'Hair
+7500
Miguel Angel Jimenez
+8000
Martin Kaymer
+7000
Justin Leonard
+8500
Field
+500
Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher
