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We'll tell you what, let's do this. Let's get Evan in here.

Yep, I want to have him do the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro and shoot out. He already gave you who he thinks is going to win this thing on the last episode, but now you get to bed at midstream as the Friday round begins.

We'll bring Evan in next to take care of that.

Alright, cash the ticket, Pebble Beach Pro Am Edition. Part two.

I'm Evan Jenkins. I am what we call the resident golf expert. I'm using air quotes and the only reason I call myself an expert is because I watch a lot of golf.

Whether or not I'm an expert, we'll see when it comes down to the nitty gritty betting these.

I gave you three picks on who I believed could have won the Pebble Beach Pro Am and I want to update you right now as they are all completed at time of taping five thirty seven p.m. Friday afternoon.

The three golfers I gave you were Justin Rose, Victor Hoveland, and Matt Coocher. So let's give you a little update on where they stand right now through two rounds.

It's Justin Rose, eighth place, Victor Hoveland, after two rounds, also eighth place, and then there's Matt Coocher, who currently sits at even par, which is tied for 77th.

But here is what is great about the Pebble Beach Pro Am. There's three different courses that they play on.

There's the Monterey Peninsula, there's Spanish hills, and then there's Pebble Beach. So the cut doesn't come until Saturday afternoon, and it's the top 60.

So that is good news for the parlay that I decided to play, which was Rose, Hoveland, and Coocher, all to finish in the top ten, which was plus forty eight hundred.

So if you decided to play that, but currently as we sit here Friday looking at the leaderboard and looking at the odds.

And the reason we decided to do golf is because Costa and Valeni, they both love value, and there is no better value of betting, in my opinion, other than golf.

But for instance, like some of the leaders right now, we have Hank Labota, he's at ten under, he is one shot up, but he still has six holes to play today.

And the next closest is nine under, we have a couple of eight, and then it's seven. But Labota right now, as we currently look at the odds on Fandall, is plus sixteen hundred.

So think about that for ten dollars, you can get yourself 160 bucks now if he were to go and close it out, odds are he doesn't go and close it out.

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