2010 Masters Betting Odds (Updated)

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2010 Masters betting odds have been updated by Sportsbetting.com (see website here)

Not surprisingly Tiger Woods was still the favorite.  Sportsbetting.com had him listed at 2/1.

Woods comeback in next week's Masters was already generating better than past year's wagering volume at the Las Vegas sportsbooks and those online like Sportsbetting.com.

"We're running about 33 percent ahead of last year's tournament, and the heaviest betting always comes in the week of the event," said Jeff Sherman of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Odds are Tiger might be a little overvalued here.  In recent year's he's come in at 3/1 odds.

Brian Gay 125/1

Byeong-Hun An 200/1

Camilo Villegas 8/1

Chad Campbell 45/1

Chang-Won Han 500/1

Charl Schwartzel 35/1

Chris Wood 100/1

David Duval 100/1

David Toms 80/1

Dustin Johnson 25/1

Edoardo Molinari 150/1

Ernie Els 5/1

Francesco Molinari 100/1

Fred Couples 22/1

Geoff Ogilvy 18/1

Graeme Mcdowell 35/1

Heath Slocum 150/1

Henrik Stenson 30/1

Hunter Mahan 33/1

Ian Poulter 11/1

J B Holmes 60/1

Jason Dufner 200/1

Jerry Kelly 90/1

Jim Furyk 15/1

John Merrick 150/1

John Rollins 200/1

John Senden 110/1

Jose Maria Olazabal 200/1

Justin Leonard 100/1

Justin Rose 40/1

K J Choi 35/1

Kenny Perry 30/1

Kevin Na 50/1

Lee Westwood 12/1

Lucas Glover 50/1

Luke Donald 40/1

Marc Leishman 250/1

Mark OMeara 250/1

Martin Kaymer 30/1

Matt Kuchar 66/1

Matteo Manassero 200/1

Michael Sim 150/1

Miguel Angel Jimenez 50/1

Mike Weir 22/1

Nathan Green 200/1

Nathan Smith 500/1

Nick Watney 40/1

Oliver Wilson 50/1

Padraig Harrington 6/1

Paul Casey 20/1

Phil Mickelson 4/1

Retief Goosen 12/1

Ricky Barnes 180/1

Robert Allenby 40/1

Robert Karlsson 40/1

Rory Mcilroy 15/1

Rory Sabbatini 50/1

Ross Fisher 40/1

Ryan Moore 65/1

Ryan Palmer 200/1

Ryo Ishikawa 90/1

Scott Verplank 175/1

Sean Ohair 45/1

Sergio Garcia 20/1

Shingo Katayama 100/1

Simon Dyson 200/1

Soren Hansen 100/1

Soren Kjeldsen 150/1

Stephen Ames 70/1

Steve Flesch 125/1

Steve Marino 120/1

Steve Stricker 12/1

Stewart Cink 20/1

Stuart Appleby 90/1

Tiger Woods 2/1

Tim Clark 30/1

Todd Hamilton 150/1

Tom Watson 250/1

Trevor Immelman 115/1

Vijay Singh 20/1

Y E Yang 30/1

Yuta Ikeda 250/1

Zach Johnson 20/1

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