Players Championship Trading column

The trading column went well last week with Danny Lee hitting a low of 11.00 from 440.0 pre event and Sam Burns (Grrrrr) trading at a low of 23.00 from a pre event 550.0, despite absolutely throwing away a 125/1 1st round leader bink for us. There were plenty of opportunities to trade low between 18 and 54 holes. Danny lee was in the lead before his last swing on day 3.

Hoping for more of the same at the Players with a couple of rank outsiders and a few guys with much more of a chance. Shane Lowry, Sergio Garcia, and Abraham ancer feature this week (see below) at an avg. of around 100.0 and I've added a few fliers at an average of around 400.0: Laird, Macenzie Hughes, Tom Hoge, and Matt Wallace 350.0 - who I quite like :

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As you can see, This week I've split some stakes up between these 7 guys and the plan is to reassess the situation after 36 holes unless someone goes low on day 1 and I can cover some liabilities


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