It was a tale of two tapes for our outright wagers on Saturday. We saw Sam Ryder (90/1) and J/T. Poston (35/1) both fall down the leaderboard after struggles with various portions of their game.
I always talk in these articles about how future bets won't be the ultimate decider for why I have a winning or losing week. Still, profit is in sight after Adam Hadwin helped us to maintain a clean sweep through three rounds in the head-to-head market and shifted into the co-lead at his 50/1 pre-tournament price tag.
I am not going to add any extra exposure to that area of the market since the only value I saw on the board would have been Adam Svensson. I like the equity I have for Sunday with tickets on Poston and Hadwin.
I don't see a point in forcing action for the sake of saying we hit a winner, so let's instead talk about a head-to-head play that I liked for round four that may have about 20 points of value at its current going rate.