Bubba Watson Odds of Winning US Masters Now 2-1

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

11 April, 2014

Bubba Watson odds to win the 2014 US Masters were at 2-1 coming into Saturday as he sat atop the leaderboard but a few huge underdogs were also within striking distance. You can still place your future bet on the US Masters here.

John Senden and Thomas Bjorn were next on the leaderboard. Both would now pay out between $2000 and $3000 on a $100 bet or between $200 and $300 on a $10 bet. Jonas Blixt would pay $3250 on a $100 bet. He ranked 4^th on the leaderboard. Neither of these three were listed at a majority of the online sportsbooks. They would have otherwise been part of the “field” category, which in most cases pay less than the current odds.

Reigning champion Adam Scott has decent value at 4/1 odds as he sits in 5^th place.

2014 US MASTERS - WINNER (UPDATED R3)

BUBBA WATSON

+205

ADAM SCOTT

+405

JORDAN SPIETH

+1215

JOHN SENDEN

+2050

JIMMY WALKER

+1615

JIM FURYK

+2550

MATT KUCHAR

+2050

THOMAS BJORN

+2850

JONAS BLIXT

+3250

LEE WESTWOOD

+3550

BRANDT SNEDEKER

+4250

FRED COUPLES

+4550

JAMIE DONALDSON

+5250

HENRIK STENSON

+4550

ANY OTHER PLAYER

+405

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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