Masters day 2 in-play trading

Two names stand out for me on the leaderboard as good potential back to lay trading opportunities. Rickie Fowler(27.0) and Jason Day(60.0) both got off to poor starts yesterday (each +2 at one stage) but rallied to finish -4 and -2 respectively. Day did reach -3 but posted a round of 70 after dropping a shot at the last while Fowler's round included two doubles.

With conditions expected to be soft today and winds forecasted, this could suit both players. Aussie Jason Day is well used to the wind from courses in his homeland while Rickie showed us at the Open a few years back how he could control his ball flight in gusty conditions and said he enjoys the test. What's more, both are very aggressive players in the same mould who like to fire at pins, and with greens more receptive, both have the potential to throw a low one in over Friday or Saturday.

Trading plan: Place 3.5 units on Rickie Fowler and 1.5 units on Jason Day at 27.0 and 60.0 on Betfair. Lay back 5 units if either hits 8.0 and look to trade out after round three if one or both are in the mix.

Please note that this strategy should be used only as a guide, you have the option of trading whenever suits your own style.
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