Players Championship of Europe Betting

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Players Championship of Europe Betting Guidelines

HAMBURG, GERMANY - JULY 29: The leader board during the final round of The Deutsche Bank Players Championship of Europe at Gut Kaden Golf and Land Club on July 29, 2007 in Hamburg, Germany. (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images) There are several factors you should consider before picking your favourite players for the 2008 Players Championship Of Europe.

First, check previous Players Championship Of Europe winners and the performance of the top golfers in other European Tour tournaments. Identifying players who have consistently done well and are continuing to show good performance in other tournaments gives you the best start.

Favourites in Players Championship Of Europe betting for 2008 will include the 2006 winner Robert Karlsson, who set the record for the lowest under-par winning score at Gut Kaden, as well as those who scored best in the 2007 championship. These players include winner Andrés Romero, as well as:

runners-up, Soren Hansen and Oliver Wilson

Peter O’Malley, who secured fourth position

Peter Hanson and Alexander Noren, who tied for fifth

Steve Webster, Charley Hoffman, Brett Wetterich and Lee Slattery, who tied for seventh position

Johan Edfors, who came in at number 11

Robert Karlsson secured 20^th position at the tournament in 2007.

Players Championship of Europe Betting Options

Players Championship Of Europe punters have lots of choices – from betting on the first nine or the last nine, to betting on places, individual rounds, and even groups of players. You can choose to bet on whether one player will outscore another over one round (known as a two-ball bet) or on whether one player will outscore another two players over one round (known as a three-ball bet).

You can also choose to “bet each way” – a combination of betting to win and place betting. You pay the same stake for each part of the bet. For example, if you pay £1 each way for a player winning at 5/1, you would get £5 for the win plus £2.50 for the place. If the player does not win but finishes in a place, you win only the place bet.

Combination betting involves combining more than one type of bet, but you must win all the bets to win a payout. The payout is equal to all the individual odds multiplied.

Start considering your favourites for 2008 Players Championship Of Europe betting.