Tiger Woods Now 2/1 Odds To Win 2010 Masters

Written by:

Tyrone Black

Published on:

Mar/23/2010

Sportsbetting.com has released its latest odds on Tiger Woods to win the 2010 Masters. They now have him paying 2/1 odds (see website here)

Woods is currently recovering from a serious sex addiction.

According to a New York Daily News piece out Tuesday, Tiger Woods wife Elin Nordegren is still having a tough time accepting her husband's deviant behaviour.

"It devastates her," a source familiar with the situation told RadarOnline.com Monday. "The whole situation is unthinkable for her, but then to throw a porn star in the mix, it just makes her feel like she didn't even know her husband."

The relationship seemed to be on the mend until the porn star in question, Joslyn James, revealed a shocking text message from Tiger that suggested he would love to have violent sex with submissive women.

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Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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