Kevin Kisner Sits Atop Leaderboard of The Open - Would Pay $150K on $100 Bet With Win

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

Kevin Kisner Sits Atop Leaderboard of The Open - Would Pay $150K on $100 Bet With Win

Kevin Kisner sat atop the leaderboard for the 2018 British Open nearing the end of Day 1.

Should Kisner hold onto the lead and ultimately go on to win, the payout would be $15,000 on every $100 bet for those who got in on action early.  Betting on Kisner after Day One will see drastically slashed odds, though there should still be value.

Justin Thomas was among the early favorites performing well on Thurday as was Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.

Among the favorites, Jordan Spieth collapsed in Round One.

A 6-iron into a fairway bunker resulted in his third shot having to be played out to the left and eventually cost him a double bogey. 

"It was an easy decision. I just hit the wrong club [at 15]," he said.

"I hit a 4-iron off the tee. I thought it was locked up and it ended up in the fescue.

"I hit a lot of shots I didn't think were as good and I walked up and kind of got good breaks, especially starting the round.

"But the problem was on the second shot I should have hit enough club to reach the front of the green and even if it goes 20 yards over the green, it's an easy up-and-down.

"And that's what I would consider as significant advantage for me is recognizing where the misses are, and I just had a brain fart, and I missed it into the location where the only pot bunker where I could actually get in trouble, and it plugged deep into it.

"It was a really, really poor decision on the second shot and that cost me.

"It felt like a missed opportunity. I felt like I was really going well. I had a nice par save after driving it in the bunker at six.

"Other than that, it was very stress-free. I was putting the ball where I needed to, having maybe no more than fewer feet for par on every hole. It was just a clean round of golf."

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Angry man with headline for Rhode Island sad sports betting offerings

Kalshi Takes on the State of Rhode Island as Sports Bettors Here Still Suffer

While a new sportsbook is set to launch in November with IGT's monopoly set to end, the 49% revenue an operator gets to keep hasn't exactly attracted any rock stars in the industry.
BetAmapola downgraded

BetAmapola Downgraded: Gambling911 Cites Lack of Communication, Slow Pays

While helpful at first in getting a customer paid, BetAmapola's lack of communication has resulted in Gambling911.com downgrading the site for the month of June 2026 until this issue is resolved.
Pep Guardiola

Pep Guardiola Next Manager Odds: Steps Down From Manchester City After 10 Years

Pep Guardiola will step down as Manchester City manager this summer, the club confirmed on Friday.
NBA Playoffs

PPH for the NBA Conference Finals

Bookies and agents look to profit as the 2026 NBA season comes to a close and money floods in on the finals.