What's up, guys, Rick here with your betting preview for this week's Val Spar Championship.

I will take you through the outright board.

The head-to-head market, maybe some props and even won and done,

mostly via data and just maybe a little bit of narrative along the way.

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Here's the betting board.

This is via odds checker. It's a giant grid that shows you where the best numbers are available which

is pretty good and pretty handy a couple of golfers at the top here the the top heavy nature of

of of this board justin thomas 11 to 1 jordan speed 12 to 1 sam burn 16 matt fitzpatrick 18 they're

the big 4 there's a little bit of a drop off there before we get to Keegan Bradley. Let me just say, I have historically not bet the shorties, right? And it only took me a year to figure out I'm getting wiped. And now three straight weeks, I've had John Rom at Riviera. I've had Rory McElroy, who finished

second at what? Bay Hill. Was that at Bay Hill? And then Scotty Sheffler last week. It's a lot

easier when you bet the favorites. It's a lot easier when you bet the guys who can actually win

golf tournaments. I should, I should consider that. With that being said,

I don't know if I'd make a bet at the top this week. I actually might get to Jordan Speed. I think

there is a pretty compelling case for Jordan Speeth. So he's 12 to 1. I don't know if I'll get there,

but I think he's definitely the guy that I like most at the top. So, well, not Travis Speeith, Jordan Speed. So here's the compelling argument. The compelling

argument is he just puts the ball in the cup, which I know is not super compelling, but he's got

all the upside in the world, obviously. T6 at Phoenix, T4th, Your Honor Palmer, Invitational. He's

gained strokes on approach in four straight. The short game's great. The putter trying to turn

around a little bit. I think that there are some, some similarities to Harburtown, which is, you just,

Valspar and the copperhead course just kind of asks you to play to positions a lot,

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