Patrick Everson
FOX Sports Bet -analyst
On Sunday afternoon to be a wild ride for teeth that became involved in the opportunities of the master.
Rest assured, it was wild for the sports books.
In-play opportunities saw crazy fluctuations, while the Rory Rollercoaster ride found its way to the green jacket.
“It seemed like gymnastics with numbers – we just did backflips constantly,” said Caesars Sports Golf Trader Anthony Salleroli. “Every stroke is weighed much more in the fourth round, especially late in the round.”
Salleroli helped document a nerve-racking Sunday in the Masters ODDS market in 2025.
Early flip-flop
Rory Mcilroy went on Sunday with a lead with two shots and was the favorite of -200 to win the Masters. Bryson Deschambeau was the +250 Second choice.
But McIlroy’s trip to the green jacket came on an extremely incredible start. He dived in no. 1 and dropped in a tet with Deschambeau at 10 below.
The McIlroy PARred no. 2, while Denhambeau got a Birdie to take the lead at the age of 11.
Suddenly Deschambeau was the short favorite.
“Within two holes we had a new leader,” said Salleroli, and noticed an immediate haste in the opportunities. “The run on Deschambeau bets was incredible, thinking about Rory Collapse was coming, so it’s in the past.”
Instead, McIlroy quickly stood on the ship with Birdies on Wij. 3 and 4, while Dechambeau Bogeyed Boles.
So Rory returned to the favorite at 12 o’clock.
Structure, the bloated
Birdies at 9 and 10 put McIlroy on 14 and apparently in full control. With eight holes over, I had a lead of five stores. His chances extended to -1000 or after. Even at Only -1000, it would take $ 1,000 bet to win $ 100 on Rory ($ 1,100 total payout).
McIlroy Bogey no. 11, which has not really damaged his opportunities. But then it became really interesting, with Justin Rose – playing a few holes for McIlroy – making a strong finishing kick as Rory Raccheed No. 13.
“You could have smoked at +4000 before Rory immersed it in the water at 13. The Rose immediately went to +400,” said Salleroli.
McIlroy eventually took a double bogey 7 out of 13, and he followed with a bogey at 14 and dropped again to 10.
“Everyone started to come back in the chase. Ludvig Aberg was there, even in the lead. Patrick Reed made a slow climbing plant,” said Salleroli.
Aberg, who also played a few holes for McIlroy, was a favorite short. But he Bogeed no. 17, the names Triple Bogey on 18 to ruin his chances.
Rose blooms
As noted above, Rose made a big run while McIlroy fell down. Rose Birdied Eight of the last 12 holes, including a Hage 20 -foot putt on 18 to end at 11 -under 277.
Everything that Rose could do was wait. McIlroy Birdied 15 – Although he blew a big eagle chance there – to even draw with Rose at 11. When McIlroy Birdied 17 to take a one-shot lead, it seemed that he could finally close the deal.
Even after finding a greenside bunker at 18, McCilroy stepped on about four feet for a putt to win.
As fate would have, he abused and it was on his way to a play -off against Rose.
“Now you know that you are just heads-up, McIlroy vs. Rose, sudden death. A lot of tension,” said Salleroli.
In the Play -Ooff Caesars made McIlroy A -140 favorite and hit a +110 underdog when the two Ese made far back to the 18th Tee.
“You knew Rory Rose would surpass,” said Salleroli, and noted that Rory became a bigger favorite at -220 after the Tee shots. “The rose puts his approach at 12-15 feet. But the comes McIlroy, and he stops it and lands him right next to the hole.
“When Rory hit his own, we went to McCilroy -650. And eleven Rose missed his putt -just hardly -we took the chances of the board.”
Finish
McIlroy de made his putt and wrote history, as the sixth player who completed Carrile Grand Slam. Tegors were generally satisfied, because McIlroy was number 1 in a ticket at various sports books, including Caesars, Betmgm, Draftkings and The SuperBook.
“Customers were happy with the Rory outcome,” said Salleroli, said that in-play promotion was strong on both McIlroy and Rose for one play-off hole. “That was very nice. It is great to see two-time action. Many of the public gamblers were rooting for Rory of carrots for Roos.
“It was great action all day, and it was a great day before golf.”
Patrick Everson is a sports bet analyst for FOX Sports and Senior Reporter for Vegasider.com. I have a leading journalist in the national sports betting space. He is located in Las Vegas, where he golf in 110 degrees warmth. Follow him on Twitter: @patricke_vegas.
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