Tiger Woods 2010 PGA Championship Odds Still At 13/1

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

11 August, 2010

SBG Global continues to be the winner when it comes to 2010 PGA Championship odds for Tiger Woods. They still listed him at 13/1 Wednesday night, just hours before the start of this big event.

“Most of the online sportsbooks were offering Tiger Woods at 12/1,” explains Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com. “The SBG Global odds are a steal. We do the shopping around so you don’t have to.”

The fact is, despite Tiger Woods lackluster performance this past weekend, the public will still bet on him at such incredible odds.

The 13/1 are the longest odds ever assigned for Tiger Woods prior to a major golf tournament as long as online sportsbooks have existed.

“More than 50 percent of those betting on the PGA Championship will put their money on Tiger,” says Shapiro.

The PGA Championship is proving to be one of the most sought after betting events of the year according to Gambling911.com traffic reports.

Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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