Euro's 1st Rd 3 balls: +160 El Mechanico vs Paratore/Karlberg +180 F Molinari vs Westwood/C Bello +130 Luiten vs Harrington/Sullivan 2
Francesco Molinari should be VERY motivated playing in his country's Open. can he do a Luiten in Holland ???
and speaking of Joost Luiten, he absolutely KILLS it the final round @ KLM last week with a [-8] 63 to beat Wiesberger, who shot a final [-6], by 3 shots. anything close to that this week and he SHOULD beat both Padraig Harrington AND Andy Sullivan who has been a CUT his last three tourneys
GOOD LUCK
Quote Originally Posted by DrtySanchez:
Euro's 1st Rd 3 balls: +160 El Mechanico vs Paratore/Karlberg +180 F Molinari vs Westwood/C Bello +130 Luiten vs Harrington/Sullivan 2
Francesco Molinari should be VERY motivated playing in his country's Open. can he do a Luiten in Holland ???
and speaking of Joost Luiten, he absolutely KILLS it the final round @ KLM last week with a [-8] 63 to beat Wiesberger, who shot a final [-6], by 3 shots. anything close to that this week and he SHOULD beat both Padraig Harrington AND Andy Sullivan who has been a CUT his last three tourneys
a quick question, Drty. I do NOT quite understand "three way" bets. IF you lose to one of the opponents, do you lose the bet? OR is it a "push" IF you have a one win-one loss "split"
a quick question, Drty. I do NOT quite understand "three way" bets. IF you lose to one of the opponents, do you lose the bet? OR is it a "push" IF you have a one win-one loss "split"
LeRinkRat, you don't have to win both. However, you cannot lose either plays in the 3 ball. You can tie and still win but the odds go down. I hated 3 balls at first. But I like them now due to the fact you can make more money if you find value in mismatches due to pairings. It's much easier in the PGA tour due to the fact there are lots of inflated lines with names like Mickelson/Watson/Fowler and such. So I look for the guy who is playing well at the time and 3 ball pairings with inflated lines for the popular names. Sometimes I can get +200 on a guy who is on a hot streak but is not one of the top players on tour. With the Euro's it's a little more difficult due to the contrast in golf courses. I've been stationed overseas and played a lot of golf in Europe. The different venues and countries make it a little more unpredictable. My two cents.
LeRinkRat, you don't have to win both. However, you cannot lose either plays in the 3 ball. You can tie and still win but the odds go down. I hated 3 balls at first. But I like them now due to the fact you can make more money if you find value in mismatches due to pairings. It's much easier in the PGA tour due to the fact there are lots of inflated lines with names like Mickelson/Watson/Fowler and such. So I look for the guy who is playing well at the time and 3 ball pairings with inflated lines for the popular names. Sometimes I can get +200 on a guy who is on a hot streak but is not one of the top players on tour. With the Euro's it's a little more difficult due to the contrast in golf courses. I've been stationed overseas and played a lot of golf in Europe. The different venues and countries make it a little more unpredictable. My two cents.
Euro's 1st Rd 3 balls: +160 El Mechanico vs Paratore/Karlberg - Loss +180 F Molinari vs Westwood/C Bello - Win +130 Luiten vs Harrington/Sullivan 2 - Down 1 after 3 holes
2d Rd:
+110 Lipsky vs Stone/Gronberg
+175 Bland vs Kjeldsen/Li
Euro's 1st Rd 3 balls: +160 El Mechanico vs Paratore/Karlberg - Loss +180 F Molinari vs Westwood/C Bello - Win +130 Luiten vs Harrington/Sullivan 2 - Down 1 after 3 holes
In the Lipsky play I originally favored Stone but after looking at Lipsky's play in second rd's as of recent and his play in Italy the past couple of years. Lipsky is the choice. Gronberg is just fodder in this 3 ball matchup.
In the Lipsky play I originally favored Stone but after looking at Lipsky's play in second rd's as of recent and his play in Italy the past couple of years. Lipsky is the choice. Gronberg is just fodder in this 3 ball matchup.
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