MLB’S REGUAR SEASON READY TO GET UNDER WAY – EXPERTS SHOW ITS NEVER TOO EARLY TO TALK WORLD SERIES’ CHAMPS!

Major League Baseball is just about to get into its regular season but debate and speculation is already at a fever pitch regarding which teams have the best shots to win the World Series. With fans looking for answers the largest most successful USA sportsbooks on the web posted odds on all things World Series!

Analysts posted the following odds on the World Series:

World Series 2010

To Win

•    Arizona Diamondbacks    30/1
•    Atlanta Braves    22/1
•    Boston Red Sox    7/1
•    Chicago Cubs    22/1
•    Chicago White Sox    20/1
•    Cincinnati Reds    40/1
•    Cleveland Indians    80/1
•    Colorado Rockies    16/1
•    Detroit Tigers    35/1
•    Florida Marlins    30/1
•    Houston Astros    80/1
•    Los Angeles Angels    16/1
•    Los Angeles Dodgers    14/1
•    Milwaukee Brewers    40/1
•    Minnesota Twins    22/1
•    New York Mets    24/1
•    New York Yankees    3/1
•    Oakland Athletics    65/1
•    Philadelphia Phillies    6/1
•    San Diego Padres    100/1
•    Seattle Mariners    14/1
•    St Louis Cardinals    10/1
•    Tampa Bay Rays    20/1
•    Toronto Blue Jays    120/1
•    Washington Nationals    150/1
•    Pittsburgh Pirates    150/1
•    Baltimore Orioles    100/1
•    Kansas City Royals    80/1
•    Texas Rangers    22/1
•    San Francisco Giants 20/1

League To Win World Series
•    American League    10/17
•    National League    7/5

Will the Yankees win the World Series
•    Yes    3/1
•    No    1/5

To Win World Series
•    Yankees or Phillies    2/1
•    Field    1/3

Place Your 2010 MLB World Series Bets Now!

NEW YORK, NY - As the NBA teams get ready to assemble their playoff battle formations speculation across the country is reaching an all time high with regards to who will take home championship hardware. This being the case the largest most successful U.S. sportsbooks on the web post odds on all things NBA Championship!

USA sports betting analysts posted the following odds on the NBA Championship:

NBA Championship

To Win

* Atlanta Hawks    20/1
* Boston Celtics    9/1
* Charlotte Bobcats    120/1
* Chicago Bulls    200/1
* Cleveland Cavaliers    19/10
* Dallas Mavericks    10/1
* Denver Nuggets    10/1
* Houston Rockets    250/1
* Los Angeles Lakers    2/1
* Memphis Grizzlies    300/1
* Miami Heat    80/1
* Milwaukee Bucks    100/1
* Orlando Magic    13/2
* Phoenix Suns    35/1
* Portland Trail Blazers    50/1
* San Antonio Spurs    25/1
* Oklahoma City Thunder    50/1
* Toronto Raptors    100/1
* Utah Jazz    25/1

Place Your NBA Bet’s Today!

NCAA is a basketball tournament played between approximately sixty five schools and colleges from all over the United States and for the title of the ultimate champion of basketball. This tournament is very popular in the US and is followed very religiously. This tournament is played in the month of March and is often referred as March madness also.

This is a much talked about event of the season. Following are a few updates of this season. To start with there is a sad news about one of the players of West Virginia University, Darryl “Truck” Bryant, who wont be able to play this seasons tournament as he has unfortunately broken his right foot. He holds an amazing record of thirty one games and has an average of 9.3 points. He will have to be replaced by a junior player now called Joe Mazzulla who is not as good a scorer as Darryl.

March madness has reached its level two now, and the surprises are coming in with every match played. Most of the teams which were expected to make it through have made it, but there are a lot of unexpected things also happening around. The most unexpected news of this season is that last year’s champion team of North Carolina Tar Heels has not made to round two this time. It is not a guarantee that you will make to the finals in the consecutive years, though the all time favorite team of Kansas has made it through. They entered round two by defeating the team of Lehigh in the first round with a score of ninety against the seventy four of Lehigh. It is anticipated that the team of Kansas will be able to make it to final four as well. Another last year’s qualifier from Midwest Division, Michigan, has also made it to round two.

From the West Division, last years final four qualifiers Connecticut surprisingly was not a part of the first round even this season. On the other hand a last year’s qualifier from East Division, Villanova, finally made it to round two with a very close match between them and Robert Morris in the South Division. The match stopped at a score of 73-70 in the favor of Villanova.

Following is a list of matches that will be played among the teams which will advance to round two.

· East – people here will witness the following matches- Kentucky versus Wake Forest, Cornell versus Wisconsin, Washington versus New Mexico, Missouri versus West Virginia

· South- here Duke will be facing California, Texas A&M will be against Purdue, Old Dominion will face Baylor and St. Mary’s will be against Villanova.

· Midwest- Kansas will fight out N. Iowa, Michigan will be against Maryland, Tennessee will fight Ohio and Georgia Tech will be facing Ohio St.

· West- west will witness matches were Syracuse will be against Gonzaga, Butler will be facing Murray, St. Xavier will fight Pittsburgh and BYU will fight Kansas St.

There will be a lot of excitement to watch these matches. We should be excepting the unexpected and definitely go and witness the real game for enjoying it to the core.

Make sure to place you’re NCAA Basketball Bets Today!

NEW YORK, NY - Tiger Woods announced recently that he will be return g to the PGA tour for the Masters and fans across the country are buzzing with excitement. With the golf season kicking into high gear speculation is on the rise across the country as to who will win majors, lead the money list and deliver the season’s most shocking shots. With that being the case, the largest most successful USA sportsbooks on the web, posted odds on all thing PGA Tour and Tiger Woods.

Analysts posted the following odds on the PGA Tour:

Masters focus below – All PGA follows:

Masters
To Win
• Tiger Woods 3/1
• Phil Mickelson 13/2
• Padraig Harrington 15/1
• Rory McIlroy 20/1
• Geoff Ogilvy 25/1
• Lee Westwood 25/1
• Jim Furyk 30/1
• Retief Goosen 30/1
• Paul Casey 20/1
• Sergio Garcia 35/1
• Ernie Els 18/1
• Steve Stricker 15/1
• Henrik Stenson 38/1
• Zach Johnson 40/1
• Nick Watney 50/1
• Anthony Kim 40/1
• Ross Fisher 40/1
• Adam Scott 25/1
• Hunter Mahan 40/1
• Robert Karlsson 35/1
• Sean O’Hair 45/1
• Martin Kaymer 35/1
• Camilo Villegas 28/1
• Luke Donald 50/1
• Mike Weir 50/1
• Angel Cabrera 45/1
• Justin Rose 55/1
• Ian Poulter 35/1
• Stewart Cink 55/1
• Chad Campbell 80/1
• Kenny Perry 60/1
• Vijay Singh 35/1
• Tim Clark 65/1
• Lucas Glover 70/1
• Rory Sabbatini 65/1
• Trevor Immelman 125/1
• Andres Romero 65/1
• Y E Yang 50/1
• Michael Sim 100/1
• K.J. Choi 65/1
• Steve Flesch 200/1
• John Merrick 150/1
• Dustin Johnson 30/1
• Charl Schwartzel 60/1

When will Tiger’s first win be
• US Masters 3/1
• Quail Hollow Championship 4/1
• THE PLAYERS Championship 5/2
• The Memorial Tournament 2/1
• U.S. Open Championship 3/1

Tiger Win 2010 US Masters
• Yes 3/1
• No 1/5

Tiger Woods To Break Jack Nicklaus Major Record
• Yes 2/5
• No 7/4

To be top USA Pts scorer at the 2010 Ryder Cup
• Yes 7/2
• No 1/5

Total Majors Won in 2010
• 0 Majors 7/4
• 1 Major 5/4
• 2 Majors 11/4
• 3 Majors 10/1
• 4 Majors (Grand Slam) 15/1

US Masters 2010 Tiger Woods
• Make the Cut 1/10
• Miss the Cut 9/2
• WD or DQ 25/1
• To be Leader/Joint leader after Round 1 and win 6/1

Total Birdies in Round 1 of the US Masters
• 0-3 Birdies 2/1
• 4-5 Birdies 5/4
• 6 or More Birdies 3/2

To Win a Major in 2010
• Phil Mickelson 9/4
• Padraig Harrington 4/1
• Lee Westwood 9/2
• Rory McIlroy 9/2
• Steve Stricker 11/2
• Geoff Ogilvy 7/1
• Sergio Garcia 15/2
• Paul Casey 9/1
• Henrik Stenson 9/1
• Ross Fisher 9/1
• Anthony Kim 10/1
• Martin Kaymer 12/1
• Ian Poulter 12/1
• Adam Scott 12/1
• Jim Furyk 12/1
• Hunter Mahan 12/1
• Sean O’Hair 12/1
• Angel Cabrera 14/1
• Vijay Singh 14/1
• Kenny Perry 14/1
• Retief Goosen 14/1
• Ernie Els 14/1
• Camilo Villegas 16/1
• Zach Johnson 18/1
• Nick Watney 18/1
• Robert Allenby 20/1
• Luke Donald 20/1
• Stewart Cink 22/1
• Robert Karlsson 22/1
• Graeme McDowell 25/1
• Lucas Glover 25/1
• Tim Clark 28/1
• Mike Weir 28/1
• Y.E Yang 28/1
• Ryo Ishikawa 33/1
• Michael Sim 33/1
• Soren Kjeldsen 40/1

2010 US Masters
• Aaron Baddeley 100/1
• Adam Scott 50/1
• Alvaro Quiros 80/1
• Andres Romero 100/1
• Angel Cabrera 50/1
• Anthony Kim 25/1
• Ben Crane 100/1
• Ben Curtis 100/1
• Bernhard Langer 100/1
• Boo Weekley 100/1
• Brandt Snedeker 80/1
• Brian Gay 100/1
• Bubba Watson 100/1
• Camilo Villegas 50/1
• Carl Pettersson 100/1
• Chad Campbell 80/1
• Charles Howell III 100/1
• Charley Hoffman 100/1
• Chris DiMarco 100/1
• Chris Wood 100/1
• Danny Lee 100/1
• Darren Clarke 100/1
• David Duval 100/1
• David Toms 80/1
• Davis Love III 100/1
• Dustin Johnson 40/1
• Ernie Els 30/1
• Fred Couples 100/1
• Geoff Ogilvy 20/1
• Graeme McDowell 100/1
• Henrik Stenson 40/1
• Hunter Mahan 40/1
• Ian Poulter 30/1
• JB Holmes 100/1
• Jason Day 100/1
• Jeev Milkha Singh 100/1
• Jerry Kelly 100/1
• Jim Furyk 30/1
• John Daly 100/1
• John Merrick 100/1
• John Senden 100/1
• Jonathan Byrd 100/1
• Jose Maria Olazabal 100/1
• Justin Leonard 100/1
• Justin Rose 60/1
• KJ Choi 80/1
• Kenny Perry 50/1
• Kevin Na 100/1
• Lee Westwood 20/1
• Lucas Glover 60/1
• Luke Donald 50/1
• Mark OMeara 100/1
• Martin Kaymer 40/1
• Mathew Goggin 100/1
• Matteo Manassero 100/1
• Michael Campbell 100/1
• Michael Sim 100/1
• Miguel Angel Jimenez 100/1
• Mike Weir 50/1
• Nathan Green 100/1
• Nick Watney 40/1
• Oliver Wilson 100/1
• Padraig Harrington 15/1
• Pat Perez 100/1
• Paul Casey 25/1
• Phil Mickelson 6/1
• Retief Goosen 25/1
• Ricky Barnes 100/1
• Robert Allenby 60/1
• Robert Karlsson 50/1
• Rod Pampling 100/1
• Rory McIlroy 20/1
• Rory Sabbatini 80/1
• Ross Fisher 40/1
• Ryan Moore 60/1
• Ryo Ishikawa 100/1
• Ryuji Imada 100/1
• Scott Verplank 100/1
• Sean OHair 40/1
• Sergio Garcia 30/1
• Shingo Katayama 100/1
• Soren Hansen 100/1
• Soren Kjeldsen 100/1
• Stephen Ames 100/1
• Steve Flesch 100/1
• Steve Marino 100/1
• Steve Stricker 20/1
• Stewart Cink 60/1
• Stuart Appleby 100/1
• Thongchai Jaidee 100/1
• Tiger Woods 5/2
• Tim Clark 60/1
• Todd Hamilton 100/1
• Tom Watson 100/1
• Trevor Immelman 100/1
• Vijay Singh 60/1
• Woody Austin 100/1
• YE Yang 100/1
• Zach Johnson 40/1

2010 Major Wins - Rory McIlroy
• None 1/7
• One 9/2
• Two 16/1
• Three 100/1
• Four 500/1

2010 Major Wins - Lee Westwood
• None 1/8
• One 9/2
• Two 20/1
• Three 150/1
• Four 750/1

2010 Major Wins - Padraig Harrington
• None 1/7
• One 9/2
• Two 16/1
• Three 100/1
• Four 500/1

2010 Major Wins - Phil Mickelson
• None 4/11
• One 5/2
• Two 12/1
• Three 40/1
• Four 200/1

US Money List 2010 - Betting Without Tiger Woods
• Phil Mickelson 12/5
• Steve Stricker 11/4
• Ian Poulter 12/1
• Dustin Johnson 16/1
• Geoff Ogilvy 16/1
• Paul Casey 18/1
• Hunter Mahan 20/1
• Jim Furyk 25/1
• Sean O’Hair 25/1
• Zach Johnson 28/1
• Camilo Villegas 28/1
• Sergio Garcia 30/1
• Rory McIlroy 33/1
• Anthony Kim 40/1
• Padraig Harrington 40/1
• Robert Allenby 45/1
• Ernie Els 50/1
• Rickie Fowler 50/1
• Kenny Perry 60/1
• Luke Donald 66/1
• Nick Watney 70/1
• Retief Goosen 80/1
• Stewart Cink 100/1
• David Toms 100/1
• Adam Scott 100/1
• Vijay Singh 100/1
• Y.E Yang 100/1
• Brian Gay 125/1
• Lucas Glover 125/1
• Tim Clark 125/1
• Justin Rose 150/1
• Justin Leonard 150/1
• Ryan Moore 150/1
• Mike Weir 150/1
• Angel Cabrera 150/1
• Michael Sim 150/1
• Steve Marino 175/1

First Tournament Tiger enters in 2010
• PAR or Less 1/5
• Above PAR 3/1

Tiger to win first PGA tournament he enters in 2010
• Yes 5/2
• No 2/7

Sports and Newsworthy odds can be found at: www.BetUS.com

Like every year even this years NBA tournament is bound to bring in a lot of surprises and excitement. As is the nature of the NBA matches it is bound to attract a huge number of NBA playoff betting and some top teams are predicted to top the USA sportsbooks this year. The fans of NBA religiously follow this game and watch the matches with full dedication and enthusiasm.

To make NBA predictions for the year 2010 one needs to know the teams and their players in and out. The NBA teams of last year have seen a lot of transformations and twists. The top ranked players though, have planned to stick to their old teams; there are a few changes here and there in the teams. This year’s tournament has another reason to be more entertaining than the last years NBA tournament as this year will see last years loosing teams striving hard to settle scores this year with their rivals. Some of the players are also known to have personal rivalries. Such players have a good chance to prove themselves through the mode of their game.

There are many USA sports betting experts who are making predictions for the 2010 NBA tournament. However, there are some universally accepted NBA predictions for the year 2010. Following is the list of players who will be topping the hall of fame this year.

· On the top of the charts we have LeBron James who will be playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He plays as a small forward. He is said to become the next undisputed champion of basketball. The experts of the game compare him to the legends of basketball like Michael Jordan.

· Closely following him in the list of top ranking players of 2010 is Kevin Durant. He will be representing the team of Oklahoma City Thunder. He also plays as a small forward. Being just twenty two years of age he is already considered the backbone of the team. This fast rising talent is bound to surprise everyone. He can be a safe bet in the NBA predictions. He is also titled to be the most promising player with only two years of professional experience behind him he will be seen going a long way.

· Third rank is awarded to Kobe Bryant who has always done Los Angeles Lakers proud. At the age of just thirty one, he already has 25000 points to his credit which is incredible for someone who plays as a defender. He is surely a complete package.

· Dwayne Wade stands at fourth position. He plays for the Miami Heat team. He is known as the fastest player of the NBA and the toughest to guard. He is another player who plays defensive but also scores considerable points for the team. He plays in the true spirit of sports giving more importance to the team’s performance than his own.

· Last but certainly not the least we have Carmelo Anthony at fifth rank. Another small forward playing for the Denver Nuggets. He is seen as an upcoming star of the NBA.

NEW YORK, NY - NEW YORK, NY – With March Madness 2010 set for launch fans across the country are looking for answers as to how their favorite players will perform, and which long-shots have even half a shot. As speculation abounds the largest most successful online sportsbook on the web posted odds on all things scoring and assist leaders, and long-shots.

Analysts posted the following odds March Madness:

Odds on lowest seed to reach final four

• Yes 175/1
Odds on lowest seed to win tourney
• Yes 800/1
1ST Round Scoring Leader

• Aubrey Coleman HOU 7/1
• James Anderson OKST 6/1
• Luke Harangody ND 7/1
• Reggie Holmes MORG 8/1
• Evan Turner OSU 6/1
• Quincy Pondexter WASH 10/1
• Jordan Crawford XAV 10/1
• Sherron Collins KU 8/1
• Wes Johnson SYR 8/1
• Kyle Singler DUKE 7/1
• John Wall UK 7/1
• Austin Freeman GTWN 8/1
• Jacob Pullen KSU 8/1
• Scottie Reynolds VILL 10/1
• LaceDarius Dunn BAY 10/1
• Jerome Randle CAL 8/1
• Da’Sean Butler WVU 10/1
• Trevon Hughes WIS 10/1
• Greivis Vasquez MD 10/1

1ST Round Assist Leader

• Sherron Collins KU 5/1
• Kalin Lucas MSU 10/1
• Oscar Bellfield UNLV 10/1
• John Wall UK 5/1
• Da’Sean Butler WV 10/1
• Darington Hobson UNM 9/1
• Juan Fernandez TEM 9/1
• Ishmael Smith WAKE 7/1
• Andy Rautins SYR 8/1
• Denis Clemente KSU 10/1
• Jon Scheyer DUKE 9/1
• Corey Fisher VILL 10/1
• Tweety Carter BAY 5/1
• Tory Jackson ND 9/1
• Jerome Randle CAL 10/1
• Edgar Sosa LOU 9/1
• Ronald Moore SIE 6/1
• Johnathon Jones OAK 9/1
• Evan Turner OSU 7/1
• D.J. Cooper OHIO 7/1

Sports and Newsworthy odds can be found at: www.BetUS.com

Normal Casinos have great chances that they might get robbed. The safety that these online casinos provide is really desirable. The good thing about these online casinos is that they don’t have a chance of getting robbed. These online casinos are often very much fair and this is due to the software they use. This software that these online casinos use is specially designed to be fair. You have the perfect in your hand as there no human intervention as well. The regular casinos don’t often provide you with this kind of guarantee. Who knows what is actually going on there, they might be robbing you in front of your eyes and having a great smile at their faces. You can be safe and can play safely at these online casinos without any fear of getting robbed by someone.

Computer Software aid:
Software that is used at these online casinos is programmed and they can’t be used to lie at all. These are hard coded instructions that cannot be altered so easily. The numbers that are generated by software randomly are fair enough and can’t cheat you. Today when you have a safer option available for you then why are wasting so much money and going at those distant places to get robbed. You should opt to play these casino games at your home online. There are many top casinos available for you. They have clean repute; they offer you the best and the latest games available. You can enter these online casinos and can enjoy the highest levels of gambling that you can afford.

Some gambling operators who got jailed:
Even though there are many security measures taken in online casino software. These softwares are developed under immense attention. But still there are some operators who may be involved in criminal activities. Some of these instances are discussed here.

A very famous online gambling operator Shanda has been put into prison for five years committing some sort of fraud in assets of the game.

Wang Yihui and his two other companions were raked in above 2 million yuan i.e. $258,534 from the virtual possessions that were created by utilizing the company’s gaming system and trading these assets. The commotion was exposed last September, when Shanda found a big sum of “invented” implicit properties. These illegal earnings were the source of purchasing an apartment for one of the racketeers. But the most of the money that was being robbed has been recovered. Wang just did not admit the fraud and said that he never committed any kind of fraud and was not indulged in any misuse of the assets.

One of the partners in this crime was put in the prison for three years and was entitled to a suspension of four years. The other one got article less than that he was put in the prison for almost 2 and half year and experienced three year suspension period. Wang and his school mate Jin released on the internet in August 2004, that how some people are trading gaming properties and earning black money.

NEW YORK, NY - NEW YORK, NY – The PGA season is ready to get into “full swing” with all due respect to early month tournaments and fans across the country seem to be ready for the big dogs to rip – whether that means with or without Tiger Woods. That’s right, speculation is at an all time high and predictions are through the roof given the myriad of possibilities regarding tournament fields minus Tiger. This being the case, the largest most successful online sportsbooks on the web posted odds on all things PGA Tour 2010!

“We typically see a good amount of action on our PGA tour props,” stated BetUS.com spokesman Reed Richards. “And what we’re seeing this year from fans is that they will be tuned in at an even greater rate with possibility of Tiger not competing. We think fans are excited at the prospect of new champions, new heroes, and new blood ready to take the PGA throne.”

Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on the PGA Tour:

To Win a Major in 2010

• Phil Mickelson  9/4
• Padraig Harrington  4/1
• Lee Westwood  9/2
• Rory McIlroy  9/2
• Steve Stricker  11/2
• Geoff Ogilvy  7/1
• Sergio Garcia  15/2
• Paul Casey  9/1
• Henrik Stenson  9/1
• Ross Fisher  9/1
• Anthony Kim  10/1
• Martin Kaymer  12/1
• Ian Poulter  12/1
• Adam Scott  12/1
• Jim Furyk  12/1
• Hunter Mahan  12/1
• Sean O’Hair  12/1
• Angel Cabrera  14/1
• Vijay Singh  14/1
• Kenny Perry  14/1
• Retief Goosen  14/1
• Ernie Els  14/1
• Camilo Villegas  16/1
• Zach Johnson  18/1
• Nick Watney  18/1
• Robert Allenby  20/1
• Luke Donald  20/1
• Stewart Cink  22/1
• Robert Karlsson  22/1
• Graeme McDowell  25/1
• Lucas Glover  25/1
• Tim Clark  28/1
• Mike Weir  28/1
• Y.E Yang  28/1
• Ryo Ishikawa  33/1
• Michael Sim  33/1
• Soren Kjeldsen  40/1

2010 US Masters

• Aaron Baddeley  100/1
• Adam Scott  50/1
• Alvaro Quiros  80/1
• Andres Romero  100/1
• Angel Cabrera  50/1
• Anthony Kim  25/1
• Ben Crane  100/1
• Ben Curtis  100/1
• Bernhard Langer  100/1
• Boo Weekley  100/1
• Brandt Snedeker  80/1
• Brian Gay  100/1
• Bubba Watson  100/1
• Camilo Villegas  50/1
• Carl Pettersson  100/1
• Chad Campbell  80/1
• Charles Howell III  100/1
• Charley Hoffman  100/1
• Chris DiMarco  100/1
• Chris Wood  100/1
• Danny Lee  100/1
• Darren Clarke  100/1
• David Duval  100/1
• David Toms  80/1
• Davis Love III  100/1
• Dustin Johnson  40/1
• Ernie Els  30/1
• Fred Couples  100/1
• Geoff Ogilvy    20/1
• Graeme McDowell    100/1
• Henrik Stenson    40/1
• Hunter Mahan    40/1
• Ian Poulter    30/1
• JB Holmes    100/1
• Jason Day   100/1
• Jeev Milkha Singh    100/1
• Jerry Kelly    100/1
• Jim Furyk    30/1
• John Daly    100/1
• John Merrick   100/1
• John Senden    100/1
• Jonathan Byrd   100/1
• Jose Maria Olazabal    100/1
• Justin Leonard    100/1
• Justin Rose    60/1
• KJ Choi    80/1
• Kenny Perry    50/1
• Kevin Na    100/1
• Lee Westwood   20/1
• Lucas Glover    60/1
• Luke Donald    50/1
• Mark OMeara    100/1
• Martin Kaymer    40/1
• Mathew Goggin    100/1
• Matteo Manassero    100/1
• Michael Campbell    100/1
• Michael Sim   100/1
• Miguel Angel Jimenez    100/1
• Mike Weir   50/1
• Nathan Green    100/1
• Nick Watney    40/1
• Oliver Wilson   100/1
• Padraig Harrington    15/1
• Pat Perez    100/1
• Paul Casey   25/1
• Phil Mickelson    6/1
• Retief Goosen    25/1
• Ricky Barnes    100/1
• Robert Allenby    60/1
• Robert Karlsson    50/1
• Rod Pampling   100/1
• Rory McIlroy    20/1
• Rory Sabbatini    80/1
• Ross Fisher    40/1
• Ryan Moore    60/1
• Ryo Ishikawa    100/1
• Ryuji Imada    100/1
• Scott Verplank    100/1
• Sean OHair    40/1
• Sergio Garcia    30/1
• Shingo Katayama    100/1
• Soren Hansen    100/1
• Soren Kjeldsen    100/1
• Stephen Ames   100/1
• Steve Flesch    100/1
• Steve Marino    100/1
• Steve Stricker    20/1
• Stewart Cink   60/1
• Stuart Appleby   100/1
• Thongchai Jaidee    100/1
• Tiger Woods   5/2
• Tim Clark    60/1
• Todd Hamilton    100/1
• Tom Watson    100/1
• Trevor Immelman    100/1
• Vijay Singh   60/1
• Woody Austin   100/1
• YE Yang    100/1
• Zach Johnson    40/1

2010 Major Wins - Rory McIlroy

• None   1/7
• One   9/2
• Two   16/1
• Three   100/1
• Four   500/1

2010 Major Wins - Lee Westwood

• None   1/8
• One    9/2
• Two   20/1
• Three   150/1
• Four   750/1

2010 Major Wins - Padraig Harrington

• None   1/7
• One    9/2
• Two   16/1
• Three   100/1
• Four   500/1

2010 Major Wins - Phil Mickelson

• None   4/11
• One    5/2
• Two   12/1
• Three   40/1
• Four   200/1

US Money List 2010 - Betting Without Tiger Woods

• Phil Mickelson   12/5
• Steve Stricker   11/4
• Ian Poulter   12/1
• Dustin Johnson   16/1
• Geoff Ogilvy   16/1
• Paul Casey   18/1
• Hunter Mahan   20/1
• Jim Furyk   25/1
• Sean O’Hair   25/1
• Zach Johnson   28/1
• Camilo Villegas   28/1
• Sergio Garcia   30/1
• Rory McIlroy   33/1
• Anthony Kim   40/1
• Padraig Harrington   40/1
• Robert Allenby   45/1
• Ernie Els   50/1
• Rickie Fowler   50/1
• Kenny Perry   60/1
• Luke Donald   66/1
• Nick Watney   70/1
• Retief Goosen   80/1
• Stewart Cink   100/1
• David Toms   100/1
• Adam Scott   100/1
• Vijay Singh   100/1
• Y.E Yang   100/1
• Brian Gay   125/1
• Lucas Glover   125/1
• Tim Clark   125/1
• Justin Rose   150/1
• Justin Leonard   150/1
• Ryan Moore   150/1
• Mike Weir   150/1
• Angel Cabrera   150/1
• Michael Sim   150/1
• Steve Marino   175/1

First Tournament Tiger enters in 2010

• PAR or Less   1/5
• Above PAR   3/1

Tiger to win first PGA tournament he enters in 2010

• Yes   5/2
• No   2/7

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