What's up, guys, Rick here with your betting and one and done preview for this week's

Charles Schwab challenge.

We will go through some outright options.

We'll look through head-to-head bets and maybe provide a few one-and-done options for you.

If you do live in a state with legalized gambling, the offers are large,

and they are constantly changing, usually hundreds of dollars,

if not thousands of dollars in free bets.

And a lot of times there are boosts on things.

For example, William Hill has boosted the odds on Phil

Mickleson to win the U.S. Open. If you think that he can go back to back at major championships,

they moved him from 50 to 1, back to 60 to 1. So check out Rickrungood.com slash bets for all of that

information. It has each state list listed, each book listed, and the current best

offer for you. So take advantage of that. It's a win-win for you, for me, and for the books

as well. Otherwise, let's jump into this week's Charles Schwab Challenge. This is the tournament

predictor tool on Rick Rungood.com. This is me simulating the event 1,000 times,

then comparing it to the odds and seeing if there is any value. In my simulation,

Jordan Speath won this tournament more than anybody else, 11.5% of the time, which I think is

noteworthy because in what other

sport, I mean, there's very few sports where the favorite, the guy who's the absolute favorite

to win 11 to 1, like he wins this 11% of the time in my simulations. You know, I mean, like, it's just

golf, golf picking out rights is so difficult. But Justin Thomas is the only other guy over 10%.

If you look at those two golfers, there's a couple of things that I think are noteworthy.

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