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result: 0-4, -3.18 after round 3: BACK John Huh to win 20pts @19.5 (i.e. stake 1.08pts) Fought back incredibly well after an awful start to this event to get to 3rd place on the leaderboard. A lot depends on what Curtis does, but Huh's win at Mayakoba came after shooting a low last round from off the pace. position now: Brian Gay: 97.83 John Huh: 17.9 The Field: -3.18 to leave in-running: LAY Brian Gay to a liability of 20pts @6 (i.e. stake 4pts) -- unmatched LAY Brian Gay to a liability of 20pts @3 (i.e. stake 10pts) -- unmatched LAY Brian Gay to a liability of 10pts @2.5 (i.e. stake 6.67pts) -- unmatched ------------------------------------ BACK Brian Gay to win 100pts @100 (i.e. stake 1.01pts) A player with a tidy record in Texas and who knows how to win when the chance arises. BACK Blake Adams to win 100pts @180 (i.e. stake 0.56pts) Still to prove his trophy winning credentials but his career appears to be on the upswing. His best finish on tour so far was in Texas (2nd place at the Byron Nelson Champ '10) BACK Danny Lee to win 100pts @190 (i.e. stake 0.53pts) Fellow Australasian Jason Day got his first win on US soil in Texas. Adam Scott and Stuart Appleby have also got multiple wins in this state. Lee himself won in Texas on the Nationwide Tour last year, and like Day a couple of years ago it is really a case of when rather than if he makes his mark on the main tour. |
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