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chris  #537  Mon, 21 Jul 08 08:02 PM
If you are thinking of having an 'early bet' on the USPGA be careful as some bookmakers have strict rules if a selection does not tkae part in the event. One UK firm are offereing very good odds on a few selections however their T's + C's state that if the selection does not take part the bet stands. If you are looking at arbing on these selections, DON'T, it's not worth the risk.
  
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toogood  #538  Mon, 21 Jul 08 08:05 PM
Cheers for that Chris, I don't bet antepost on such markets however I can see how someone might get stung.

Back to the tournament and Ernie Els at 25/1 on the exchanges looks like excellent value! I will check as you advised whether it's a NR no bet market.
  
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taniapo  #661  Wed, 23 Jul 08 06:26 PM
I would fight it to the end if I backed a golfer who pulled out and the bookies took my money even if it was in their Terms and Conditions. They already have a massive edge over us and don't need a bigger one.
  
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lfcforever  #710  Fri, 25 Jul 08 07:14 PM
Is it the 'nanny goat' who have this stupid rule?
  
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Anonymous  #784  Mon, 04 Aug 08 10:08 AM
What price is a European winner for the event? Harrington and Poulter are in good form and might be worth a bet.
  
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toogood  #857  Mon, 11 Aug 08 10:05 PM
Top man Harrington, back to back Majors. He hits the ball so straight and hard.
  
taniapo  #863  Tue, 12 Aug 08 10:11 PM
Pod might be able to start challenging Tiger now :) can't wait for tiger to get back.
  
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