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

worldwide technology championship at Mayacoba. Yeah, new name, but it's the event in

myacoba. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to do

outright. We're going to do some head-to-head matchups, and we will talk about one and done because

I know that's happening because I'm getting all your messages and I'm getting all of your tweets.

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I announce the winners on the Monday DFS show. Okay, let's jump into this week's

tournament predictor. This is a tool on Rick Rungood.com that simulates the results of the event

1,000 times and then we compare those results and see if there is any value across the board

looking at the odds from each one of five major books.

So what do we have here?

Well, it's fairly top-heavy, as you would imagine.

Ten golfers won the simulation at least 4% of the time, but only 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 won it over 6% of the time,

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