Spencer Aguiar

And I had him at the PGA Championship at a very similar price and ends up making the weekend falters on Saturday and Sunday to 55th place, but cashes the ticket.

We see him last week miss the cut at the RBC Canadian Open, and I think it's that classic situation of, like, you like to see the ball go through the hoop right before one of the biggest tournaments of the year.

You don't want to have a five-over round that you shoot and miss a cut.

But I think in this particular situation, wanted to enhance the price here at plus 105 so you get a little bit of value because of that missed cut.

And then the second thing that transpired is –

the U S open is a really fun event because there's qualifying into this tournament and your high end names are going to get in based off of their ranking.

But a lot of these other guys that are good golfers have to qualify their way in, whether that be through the sectionals or regionals, and then to the very end of this.

And,

On the Monday before the U.S.

Open, that's when the final qualifiers are held.

So Andrew Putnam went out, played 36 holes that day, does not get himself qualified yet, has to go back out on Tuesday to qualify again, plays 45 holes in those two days, and

Look, the number of holes is not the problem here.

It's the prep into the RBC Canadian Open.

So he ends up qualifying for the U.S.

Open, gets there on Tuesday night for the RBC Canadian, ends up shooting five over, bounces back on Friday, which is, I think, the positive to this whole thing.

I just think it's a fluky miscut at the end of the day.

And at plus 105, I thought this was an interesting price that I had closer to minus 120 for him to make it.

So...

I mean, anytime I can get 25 points of value on something like that, I'm always going to take it.

For me, my favorite markets, and I think where the most winnable and the biggest edges still lie would probably be for in-tournament matchups.