2-2; -0.20pts 

Round 1 play (2pts):

Jyoti Randhawa to beat Steve Webster -110 @ Five Dimes  LOST by 3
Being cautious in the 1st round as this is the first time that the Ryder Cup has been used, but I will oppose Webster who has missed the cut in three of the last four years at this resort with Randhawa who has finished in the top-20 in his two previous visits and has finished ahead of Webster in each of their last four common events, culminating in a top-5 finish at Wentworth last week

Round 2 play (2pts):

Gary Orr to beat Marc Warren -130 @ Five Dimes  WON by 7
It may be a new course, but Orr has finished 12th, 7th and 8th in the last three years in this event on this resort and he has shot a lower 2nd round score than Warren in all but one event this season

Round 3 play (2pts):

Edoardo Molinari to beat Steve Strange +110 @ Five Dimes  LOST by 3
Unusual to get plus odds opposing a mid-event leader with a four-shot lead; he will surely play more defensively tomorrow, particularly as he shot 78 the last time that he he held the lead after 36 holes . As for Molinari, he has finally overcome his long-term wrist injury with the use of a small rubber in his mouth (he couldn't explain it either!) and has shown some good form recently; he should continue tomorrow

Round 4 play (2pts):

Raphael Jacquelin to beat Alvaro Velasco +100 @ Five Dimes  WON by 4
I can only presume that Jacquelin is the underdog because of his very poor recent form, but that is clearly behind as he ranks 1st in greens in regulation this week. He is in the penultimate group with Robert Karlsson and they will undoubtedly draw a large crowd which will only add to inexperienced pairing of Velasco and Strange in the final group. Velasco has yet to appear in a final group on Sunday on this Tour, but he was 2nd at the start of the final round of the Italian Open three weeks ago and was 3-over-par after 8 holes on a course that yielded a winning score of 25-under-par