Odds for the 2010 PGA Tournament Tuesday, Aug 10 2010
Golf Betting and Online Betting 1:58 pm
Sports’ betting is a popular pastime and can include several different varieties of sports. These types of sports are not limited to basketball, baseball, or football. Golf is one type of sports betting event that is not to be overlooked, among these events is the most popular PGA Championship. The 2010 Championship contains a great deal of sports bettors who are already contemplating their bets and chances of winning. Odds have already been configured and updated online for this year’s Championship game. For the first time since sports betting for golf became available, Tiger Woods is not the favorite.
Currently, Woods has a 12/1 or +1200 odds to win the 2010 PGA championship. This means that the payout will be $120 on a $10 bet; odds like this have never been seen before for Tiger Woods, this is due to Tiger’s absence from the game and his recent sub-par performance.
The newest favorite to win the 2010 PGA tournament now favors Phil Mickelson with odds of 10/1 or +1000. One analyst says that the odds for Woods should be even higher than it is based on his performance, but the odds makers are afraid that offering large odds for Woods would ultimately be too risky. Still, 12/1 is not normal for Woods. Still, it is likely that at least fifty percent of people placing bets will bet on him.
Despite the odds and his performance, it is difficult for many people to vote against him. In addition, despite the odds anything can happen. Woods was once thought of as the best golfer to ever live and it is quite possible that he could fair well in any tournament no matter what the odds are. This is often difficult for the bookmakers in the online gambling world and creates a larger possibility for payout.
M.A.H.