Bovada Tiger Woods Odds to Win US 2019 PGA Championship - Bookmaker Comparisons

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Bovada Tiger Woods Odds to Win US 2019 PGA Championship - Bookmaker Comparisons

The online sportsbook Bovada had Tiger Woods at 7-1 to win the 2019 US PGA Championship.  This is one of the smallest payouts of any online bookmaker.


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Pinnacle was offering one of the largest payouts on a Woods win: $130 for every $10 bet.  They are not available for betting from the United States however.

Bookmaker.eu was offering the second best payout at just over $100 for every $10 bet. They are accessible from all US states.

The European books were tending to pay more, and even had Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy favored above Woods.

Most of the European books were offering Woods at 12/1 odds.  BlackType had him at 13/1.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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