Qatar master betting

[shivas irons]

Entry list out for Qatar masters,i`m thinking: Westwood, Garcia, Bjorn.What do you think chaps? lets work this one out....

 

[fundy]

No Woods, Donald or McIlroy has meant that the big prices available last week are nowhere to be seen this week, making finding any value difficult for me

Last week I backed Bjorn at 150s, hes 25s this week, I backed Fran Molinari at 90s hes 30s this week.

First glance Manassero at 50s looks appealing, also think Karlsson should go well this week, but 20s looks a tad skinny to me

With regard to Westwood, Id be very careful of backing him until the day before at earliest, he has been moaning of a neck injury

 

[Brookesy]

I actually think quiros could do well here, garcia and bjorn are brilliant shouts.

 

[Bratty]

With regard to Westwood, Id be very careful of backing him until the day before at earliest, he has been moaning of a neck injury

I'd agree entirely with that. Leave Westwood well alone, unless you can get some decent odds e/w on him closer to the time. Quiros is a good hit from Brookesy too.

I'd add Fernández-Castaño, Colsaerts and Day in there too.

 

[shivas irons]

First book showing:Westwood 10,Garcia 14,Bjorn 25.

 

[Brookesy]

Hmm not great fiver on bjorn e/w would be ok but not exactly exciting.

Whats tom lewis's odds?

 

[Bratty]

Lewis is 100/1 with Ladbrokes, mate

 

[Brookesy]

Thats defo worth a shout e/w

 

[Bratty]

Reckon you're right.

 

[shivas irons]

loving the Tom Lewis shout,and fair value at 100`s.

 

[Scazza]

Here's a list for Best Odds for Outright Winner:

Lee Westwood: 10/1 (SkyBet)
Martin Kaymer: 14/1 (Paddy Power)
Sergio Garcia: 14/1 (Bet365/SkyBet/PaddyPower)
Graeme McDowell: 18/1 (Coral)
Alvaro Quiros: 18/1 (Bet365)
Thomas Bjorn: 25/1 (Majority of Bookmakers)
Jason Day: 33/1 (Bet365/Paddy Power)
Matteo Manassero: 50/1 (Bet365)
Tom Lewis: 110/1 (Bet365)
Chris Wood: 200/1 (BetFred)
Yoseph Warren Dance: 2500/1 (Bet365)
Ali Adbulla Al Mufieh Al Bishi: 5000/1 (SkyBet)

Best Value bet out there might be 1st Round Leader (Ladbrokes/Coral offer Top 5, 1/4 Odds for E/W)

Lee Westwood: 12/1 (Both)
Martin Kaymer/Sergio Garcia: 18/1 (Coral)
Graeme McDowell: 22/1 (Coral)
Alvaro Quiros: /1 (Coral)
Thomas Bjorn: 33/1 (Ladbrokes)
Jason Day: 40/1 (Both)
Matteo Manassero: 50/1 (Both)
Tom Lewis: 80/1 (Ladbrokes)

My picks would be George Cotzee (He is due a win soon, he is 33/1 to win outright). Garcia & Goosen (22/1).

 

[shivas irons]

Rafael Cabrera-Bello opened with a 77 last year and ripped the course up to finish 3rd,he`s up with lads at 100.
Bjorn looks reasonable value as he won it last year by 4 shots and had a good showing in Adu Dhabi.
Montys been showing some form recently and if he can put 4 goods rounds together 300`s at Coral looks big for an E/W.

 

[shivas irons]

For me the obvious choice here is Garcia but not impressed by the price on offer so I went with Goosen at 20`s and Manassero at 50`s.Quiros`s form seems to have dipped somewhat but he`s course form here has been outstanding,he just didnt do enough for me last week to be worth a punt.

 

[CMAC]

Apparently its blowing a Hooley over there, forecast is its to last all 4 days...................

...............Cue Mr Montgomerie...........300-1 £2.50 each way = £900+ if he wins:mmm:

 

[thecraw]

Wind = Paul Lawrie

Gregory Havret my outsider along with Willett.

 

[sweeneytoddd]

Alvaro Quiros has won this and finished 2nd twice in his last 3 starts, horses for courses and all that £5 e/w @18-1

 

[shivas irons]

Fasth is a great player in the wind and the 300-1 looks too big .

 

[timchump]

hmmm a good price for jason day in that field i think, he's normally around that price in the majors

is he out of form or something?

 

[Bratty]

I'd add Fernández-Castaño, Colsaerts and Day in there too.

Please tell me one of put some money on either or both of Fernández-Castaño, Colsaerts. I forgot, and now look at them!

 

[jchubs]

I backed Markus Brier, Coetzee and Aiken...

Wind...get on with it chaps...us normal folk would be out playing.