2010 Masters Odds: Tiger Woods Great Value

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2010 Masters odds still had Tiger Woods as the favorite, but the value is extraordinary for Woods.   In fact, these are the longest odds for Tiger Woods entering a tournament in years.  A $100 bet would pay out $450 at BetUS.com.

Whether Woods wins or not is a whole other story.

D.S. Williamsson, Analyst for the BetUS.com website:

"Man, he looked good and sounded good in Monday's press conference. Really, really good. The truth is that his new-found calmness can work either way. If he doesn't have the right emotions going, he might not play well. If he does, then he might turn into jerk-off Tiger again. Either way, at the odds of +450, he became a somewhat better wager than he was at +300 last week...somewhat."

The 2010 Masters odds for Tiger Woods have remained at +450 for the last 24 hours.

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Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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