Huge Payout Possibilities for 2017 Players Championship Bettors

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Huge Payout Possibilities for 2017 Players Championship Bettors

If the current Players Championship leaderboard were to hold up at the conclusion of Day 3, we would be talking about massive payouts for a few lucky gamblers.

Leading the way into Sunday’s play were J.B. Holmes and Kyle Stanley.  Holmes would pay out $12500 on a $100 bet if placed prior to the start of this year’s Players Championship.  Stanley would pay out a cool $17500.

Betting was still available ahead of Round 4 with play but at dramatically reduced odds for both those players and much of the rest of the field still among the top 10.

Stanley and Holmes were each coming in with odds slightly above 2-1 for a payout of just over $20 for every $10 bet.

T1    

[United States of America] J.B. Holmes

T1    

[United States of America] Kyle Stanley

3      

[South Africa] Louis Oosthuizen

4      

Si Woo Kim

T5    

[England] Ian Poulter

T5    

Emiliano Grillo

T7

[Spain] Sergio Garcia

T7    

[Sweden] Alex Noren

T7    

[United States of America] Patrick Cantlay

T10  

[United States of America] Pat Perez

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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