4-4; -3.90pts  (system plays: 1-0-0) 

Round 1 plays (2pts):

Victor Dubuisson to beat Daniel Chopra +110 @ Paddy Power  WON by 4
I'll take the Frenchman at these odds. In his last two starts, he has opened with rounds of 68 and finished in the top-10 in Qatar. Chopra has also shown some form on the Web.com Tour in South America over the last three weeks, but it is rather a long journey from Chile to India so fatigue may be an issue early on. He is here, presumably, as this was the country in he was born, but he doesn't have a particularly good record here. In the last ten years, he has played four times in India without a top-20, missed the cut twice and broken 70 on just occasions. And on three of those four events, it was played at Delhi GC, his home course as a youngster. If he can't play well there, I don't see why he should be favourite on a course on which he has never played.

Joel Sjoholm to beat Jonathan Moore +100 @ Stan James [also available @ BetVictor]  LOST by 1
Again I'll take plus-odds in a first round matchup. Sjoholm showed good form last time out in the Tshwane Open - 5th at the cut - whereas Moore has yet to display this form this year - he hasn't recorded a top-30 finish in 2013 whereas he had 8 top-20 finishes in 17 starts last year.

No round 2 plays.

Round 3 plays (4pts unless stated):

Victor Dubuisson to beat Jeev Milkha Singh +110 @ BetVictor [also available @ Pinnacle]  LOST by 1

Chawalit Plaphol to beat Scott Hend +110 @ 5Dimes  LOST by 8

David Drysdale to beat Rahil Gangjee -125 @ Stan James [2pts]  WON by 4

Round 4 plays (2pts):

Raphael Jacquelin to beat Mohd Siddikur +100 @ 5Dimes  WON by 3

Andy Sullivan to beat Mohd Siddikur -111 @ Bet365  WON by 4

Prom Meesawat to beat Chapchai Nirat -105 @ Pinnacle  LOST by 1

[unofficial rd4 system play: Hend tb Drysdale +108 (W)]