Masters 2016 Betting Odds After Round 2

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
Apr/08/2016
Masters 2016 Betting Odds After Round 2

Jordan Spieth continued to dominate after Day 2 but his payout odds to win the Masters 2016 have actually improved from +180 at the start of the day to +220.

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Rory McIlroy was gaining steam ending Round 2 in second atop the leaderboard.  His odds had been slashed to +240 for a potential payout of $24 on every $10 bet.   His odds were +550 coming into Friday’s play.

Scott Piercy was 3rd on the leaderboard after Friday’s play but still promises a payout of $400 for every $10 bet.

All Masters 2016 betting odds appear below.

 

The Masters

Odds to Win The Masters (Upd. After R2)

12:00 PM

5201

Jordan Spieth

 

+220

 

5202

Rory McIlroy

 

+240

 

5203

Jason Day

 

+1200

 

5204

Dustin Johnson

 

+1400

 

5205

Hideki Matsuyama

 

+1600

 

5206

Brandt Snedeker

 

+2000

 

5207

Justin Rose

 

+3300

 

5208

Danny Lee

 

+3300

 

5209

Sergio Garcia

 

+4000

 

5210

Scott Piercy

 

+4000

 

5211

Danny Willett

 

+5000

 

5212

Shane Lowry

 

+6600

 

5213

Brooks Koepka

 

+6600

 

5214

Daniel Berger

 

+6600

 

5215

Bryson DeChambeau

 

+8000

 

5216

Soren Kjeldsen

 

+8000

 

5217

Henrik Stenson

 

+10000

 

5218

Kiradech Aphibarnrat

 

+10000

 

5219

Field (Any Other Player)

 

+1000

 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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