Tiger Woods 2012 British Open Odds Still Good at Near 5-1

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Even with Tiger Woods behind three other contenders, his 2012 British Open odds had great value paying nearly US$50 for every US$10 bet at Bookmaker.eu, which was also offering qualified customers up to $500 in FREE MONEY. 

Woods was getting 21 percent of the betting action heading into Sunday while Graeme McDowell was getting the same percentage of betting.  At the top of the leaderboard was Adam Scott at -175 odds getting 19 percent of the betting action. 

Scott, McDowell and Brandt Snedeker (at 12/1 odds ) were ahead of Woods.

Here were your 2012 British Open odds heading into Sunday at Bookmaker.eu.  Betting closes at start of Day 4 play.  Bets should be placed during the very early morning hours from North America and Latin America.

 

GOLF PICK WINNER - Jul 22 

WIN BRITISH OPEN- FINAL UPDATE

 

ADAM SCOTT

-175 19.1%

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-

 

GRAEME MCDOWELL

+400 21.4%

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-

 

TIGER WOODS

+450 21.4%

-

-

 

ERNIE ELS

+2000 11.9%

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-

 

ZACH JOHNSON

+2500 9.5%

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-

 

BRANDT SNEDEKER

+1200 10.7%

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-

 

THORBJORN OLESEN

+6000 1.2%

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-

 

BILL HAAS

+8000 1.2%

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-

 

THE FIELD (ANY OTHER PLAYER)

+1000 3.6%

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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