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Taylor Moore vs Beau Hossler 12:05 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +120 X +800 2 -110

The odds about Taylor Moore triumphing is priced at +120 and you can get Beau Hossler at -110. This means the sportsbooks give Taylor Moore a 45% chance of winning.

Taylor Moore might prove too strong for the opposition in this World Wide Technology Championship match-up and that’s why we’re happy to recommend a bet at odds of +120.

Ben Kohles vs Kevin Roy 12:16 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 -114 X +800 2 +125

Ben Kohles has been given odds of -114 against Kevin Roy who is +125. Ben Kohles has a 53% chance of victory in the eyes of the best golf betting sites.

If you’re looking for a value proposition on the World Wide Technology Championship, then consider Ben Kohles at -114 to win this match-up. We’re surprised the odds are so big.

Hank Lebioda vs Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen 12:16 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +175 X +800 2 -161

If you want to bet on Hank Lebioda, then odds of +175 are on offer, although Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen is a -161 chance. The top golf betting sites award a 36% probability that Hank Lebioda will be settled as a winning bet.

We think that this World Wide Technology Championship match-up certainly provides some value. Let’s take a chance on Hank Lebioda at odds of +175 to claim a victory.

Seamus Power vs Zach Bauchou 12:27 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +120 X +800 2 -110

Seamus Power has been given odds of +120 against Zach Bauchou who is -110. This means the leading golf betting sites give Zach Bauchou a 52% chance of success.

The value play is Zach Bauchou to win this World Wide Technology Championship match-up. We think there’s a much stronger probability of this selection winning than the -110 suggest.

Jordan Smith vs John Parry 12:27 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 -125 X +800 2 +138

We’re seeing Jordan Smith priced up at -125 for a victory, with John Parry trading at +138. Jordan Smith is regarded as 56% likely to claim a victory.

Jordan Smith really sticks out when it comes to the best betting selection for this World Wide Technology Championship match-up. We’re surprised to see -125 about a victory here.

Jackson Koivun vs Ben Griffin 12:38 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +125 X +800 2 -114

You can back Jackson Koivun at +125 to win against Ben Griffin, with the latter trading at -114. Ben Griffin is regarded as 53% likely to claim a victory.

Ben Griffin certainly sticks out to win this World Wide Technology Championship head to head. The odds of -114 look too big and we’re happy to recommend this selection.

Billy Horschel vs Ben James 12:49 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +175 X +800 2 -161

Billy Horschel is available at odds of +175, while opponent Ben James can be backed at -161. This means the leading golf betting sites give Billy Horschel a 36% chance of success.

The odds about Billy Horschel winning this match-up can’t be passed up. We’ll therefore have a go at the +175 that this selection wins in the World Wide Technology Championship.

Zac Blair vs Chandler Phillips 13:00 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 -100 X +800 2 +110

There’s the opportunity to back Zac Blair at -100 although Chandler Phillips is priced up at odds of +110. The betting site probability of Chandler Phillips winning is 48%

We’ve hopefully found a great selection in the form of Chandler Phillips winning this World Wide Technology Championship H2H. There is plenty to like about the +110 on a victory.

Michael Kim vs Ben Silverman 13:11 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 -114 X +800 2 +125

The odds about Michael Kim winning is -114, with Ben Silverman priced up at +125 to achieve victory. Ben Silverman is regarded as 44% likely to claim a victory.

The World Wide Technology Championship has thrown up an interesting bet and we’ve already snapped up the +125 that Ben Silverman win this head to head. It looks a value selection.

Neal Shipley vs David Ford 13:11 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 -105 X +800 2 +115

When you consider the latest odds, you can find Neal Shipley at -105 whereas David Ford is +115. This means the sportsbooks give Neal Shipley a 51% chance of winning.

After careful consideration, we are going to take the -105 that Neal Shipley records a valuable win in this World Wide Technology Championship head to head. It looks a value proposition.

A.J. Ewart vs Luke Clanton 13:22 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +115 X +800 2 -105

A.J. Ewart has been given odds of +115 against Luke Clanton who is -105. A.J. Ewart is regarded as 47% likely to claim a victory.

When it comes to a value World Wide Technology Championship bet, we really like A.J. Ewart to claim a victory. We’re governed by the odds and +115 look too big.

Zecheng Dou vs Marco Penge 13:33 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +125 X +800 2 -114

When you consider the latest odds, you can find Zecheng Dou at +125 whereas Marco Penge is -114. The gambling operators give Marco Penge a 53% chance of success.

At the odds, we are plumping for Marco Penge to claim a victory in this World Wide Technology Championship H2H. Take the -114 that the job gets done in some shape or form.

Lee Hodges vs Emiliano Grillo 12:05 Thu 05/11 - World Wide Technology Championship - Round 1

1 +105 X +800 2 +105

Lee Hodges is currently available at +105 and you can get the same odds about Emiliano Grillo. The gambling operators therefore have the same probability about the two selections.

The value play is Emiliano Grillo to win this World Wide Technology Championship match-up. We think there’s a much stronger probability of this selection winning than the +105 suggest.

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