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Tipster: Andy

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Singapore Open
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Summary: 2 losses, -16.2 Pts

Bet 1 - Buy Prayad Marksaeng over Juvic Pagunsan 18H R1 MB at 3 with IG Sport for 0.3 Pts. M/U -19, Loss 6.6 Pts

Last week's winner of the "Indonesian President Invitational", Pagunsan plays again this week against a more well known name to us in Marksaeng. This isn't though a case of underestimating the less well known player because this win has came right out of the blue. In 2007, Pagunsan up til now has had a 20th place in Brunei, and a 25th in Indonesia as the only top 30's in 17 starts. In H2H's over 2 years, Marksaeng leads 10-1 in events won. Their course form does show preference for Pagunsan with Marksaeng finishing 35th and missing a cut compared to 25th for Pagunsan. However, all other stats suggest Marksaeng should be a heavier favourite.

Bet 2 - Buy Nick O'Hern over Tetsuji Hiratsuka 18H R1 MB at 4 with IG Sport for 0.3 Pts. M/U -28, Loss 9.6 Pts
Hiratsuka generally plays on his own Japanese tour, without great success, it has to be said. He is pitched in this event, against a Top 40 player (he is 161 in the world) and where O'Hern has finished 8th and 19th over the two years of this course's involvement with this event. O'Hern is surely deserving of a bigger quote than 1-4