Phoenix Open adjusted "to win" after 3rd round

@ William-Hill [w-h] and Westgate Superbook [lvh]
[3rd round/tourney scores]

Byeong-Hun An 2-1 / 2-1 [-6/-16] 1st
Martin Laird 5-2 / 3-1 [-6/-15] 2nd
Hideki Matsuyama  6-1 / 6-1 [-3/-12] T-3rd
Graham DeLaet 16-1 / 20-1 [-6/-12] T-3rd
Matt Kuchar 18-1 / 25-1 [-2/-11] T-7th
Brendan Steele 20-1  /20-1 [-1/-11] T-7th
John Peterson 22-1 / 30-1 [-8/-12] T-3rd
Marc Leishman 25-1 / 25-1 [-6-11] T-7th
Phil Mickelson 25-1 / 40-1 [-6/-10] T-12th
FIELD 5-1 [w-h]
<<< Westgate only >>>
Michael Kim 25-1 [-5/-12] T-3rd
William McGirt 40-1 [-5/-11] T-7th
JJ Spaun 50-1 [-4/-11] T-7th
Louis Oosthuizen 50-1 [-3/-10] T-12th
Daniel Berger 50-1 [-5/-10] T-12th
Shane Lowry 60-1 [-5/-10] T-12th
Jon Rahm 60-1 [-6/-9] T-17th
Rickie Fowler 60-1 [-2/-9] T-17th
Webb Simpson 80-1 [-6/-10] T-12th
Jordan Spieth 80-1 [-4/-8] T-21st
FIELD 10-1 [lvh]

after what Rahm did last week I chanced him small along with Peterson. impressed with his [-8] 3rd round and the T-3rd group are "in range" IF An or Laird should stumble

also have Graham DeLaet @ 70-1, Michael Kim @ 65-1 and J.J. Spaun @ 65-1 from yesterday along with Sung-hoon Kang @ 30-1 who 'blew up" Saturday

Those -8 under rounds are often followed by -1 unders

OR 1 OVERS like Peterson thru the 2nd hole Sunday. NO one can constantly handicap these "pampered poodles". you hit a "to win" bet it is PURE LUCK

CRAZY playoff FINISH!!! Webb Simpson @ 150-1 after 2nd round and 80-1 after 3rd with TWO chances to WIN BUT screws up the 4th playoff hole to hand it to Hideki Matsuyama