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Tipster: Andy

Odds: Spreads

St. Jude Classic

Summary: This turned out a better week than in Europe where in this event most of the players failed to improve their position. Profit = 17.45 Pts

Finishing Positions (0.5 Pt Stakes)

Pre Round Three Trades

Buy Stephen Ames at 33 with Spreadex M/U 41, Profit 4 Pts

Buy Lucas Glover at 33 with Spreadex M/U 47.5, Profit 7.25 Pts

Buy Nick Price at 28 with Spreadex M/U 50, Profit 11 Pts

Buy Tim Clark at 35.5 (Spread Free) with Spreadex M/U 50, Profit 7.25 Pts

Buy John Rollins at 43 with Spreadex M/U 50, Profit 3.5 Pts

Buy John Daly at 42 with Spreadex M/U 50, Profit 4 Pts

Buy Billy Andrade at 36 with IG Sport M/U 14, Loss 11 Pts
Going to play 7 trades on players who are fairly well down the leaderboard and will need an upturn in their form to get up and over the quotes given. With a combined total of 250 points on the players we have a fair bit of value at this stage especially when adding in the Toms bet which is currently looking ok.

Pre Round One Trades

Buy David Toms at 19.1 with Cantor Spreadfair M/U 2, Loss 8.55 Pts
Toms is going for what is known in the States as a three-peat. As winner the last two years he will arrive at this event to find that the grass type has change from bentgrass to bermuda. This should affect him a little as his record on the former is a bit better. With an average field against him I wouldn't want to take much more than the Spreadfair quote but in an event where no other prices stand out this is the only one that appeals.