What's up, guys, Rick here with your betting and one and done preview for this week's Bermuda Championship, fresh off the Hadeki Matsuyama victory.

I tip my cap to each and every one of you that had a Hadecki ticket.

A little bit nervous on Sunday, the final round, around 10, 11, 12, but he got the job done,

one by five shots.

We'll see if we can find a winner this week in a field that is, in my opinion, much more

wide open.

There's a cut.

It's not a full field. More on that in just a

second. We'll look through some tournament matchups. And if you are in a one and done, which I know

a lot of you are, talk through some good options there. Interesting. Let's go. This right here is

the tournament predictor tool on Rickrungood.com. It is a tool that simulates the results of the

event 1,000 times. Then it compares it to the odds and sees if there's any value. A couple

of things right off the bat. There are large discrepancies. And I've said this before, but I really

mean it this time, between some of the numbers on some of these guys for this week.

Even near the top, Christian Bazaid and Hute, anywhere from 12 to 1 at Draft Kings to 17 to 1 at points bet, Mito, Pereira, anywhere from 16 to 1 at draftraft Kings to 25 at points bet, Patrick Reed.

See, this is interesting too, right? So Mito has a better number at, bet MGM, but Patrick

Reed has a much better number at Draft King. So it's not even like it's across the board.

One of these books is better than another, and you're going to see that trend as you continue

to go down. Chad Ramey, I think is a good example. Twenty-eight to one on Draft Kings, 40 to one

in some other places. So you really want to be shopping this. Use this tournament predictor

tool. You can use odds checker. That's what I use.

They have a grid where you can see the odds. I just think it's really important this week more

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