2016 Masters Tournament Betting Tips PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on April 4, 2016 17:45 GMT
One of the biggest stories coming into the 2016 Masters is Jordan Spieth. he had an absolutely dominant 2015 and looks set to continue that excellent run of form as he pursues another set of major championships in 2016. Bookmakers currently have him at a best price of 10/1 with the majority of them putting him at a 9/1 margin.
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Jordan Spieth will be a particularly attractive wager in play once he gets things going and proves that he's going to be able to pick up birdies on the Augusta National course. With good weather you can expect him to be very tough to match once he gets in the groove and shows that he's found his form once again.
Bubba Watson is another popular Contender who you simply can't rule out in a major championship like this one. He has won the Masters before and certainly has the ability to pull it off again particularly if the tournament plays out in a very similar set of circumstances. as it currently stands, Watson is trading at a best price of 12/1 for the outright Masters victory.
You will also find popular selection Adam Scott trading at a 12/1 margin as well and he could be a very solid wager on an each way bet. Many of the top bookmakers are offering up extended each way terms with some paying it 7 or 8 places at a quarter of the odds on an each way wager. This brings a lot of other excellent players into the mix even if you don't think they have what it takes to actually secure a masters victory. the likes of Rickie Fowler for instance look very enticing at 18/1 paid out over 8 places at one-quarter of the odds. that's over 4/1 just to finish in the top 8 places.
Other notables include the likes of Henrik Stenson at a 33/1 price tag in addition to Phil Mickelson who is trading at a rewarding 20/1 listing. Zach Johnson and Sergio Garcia are both available to be back at a 66/1 margin. It's also worth checking out Brooks Koepka who had a very solid debut Masters last year and now can be backed heading 80/1 margin. paying 8 places that looks a very solid wager on an up-and-coming player.
