The Road to Riches Weekend of 11th-12th May

Coming up this weekend

- Football, Premier League fixtures include the title deciders, Manchester City at Brighton and Liverpool at home to Wolves.

- Racing, Flat racing at Ascot, Haydock, Lingfield, Nottingham and Thirsk. Also over the jumps at Hexham and Warwick.

- Cricket, the 2019 IPL final in Hyderabad on Sunday and the second ODI against Pakistan in Southampton on Saturday.

- Rugby Union, the European Champions Cup final between Leinster and Saracens at St James’ Park.

- Formula One, the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona

- Golf, the AT&T Byron Nelson on the USPGA. On the European tour the British Masters at Hillside.

- Tennis, ATP Madrid Open.

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The 2019 USPGA

Brought forward this year from its traditional spot as the final major championship of the season, the USPGA is held this year at the Long Island Public Curse, Bethpage Black, which is renowned as a severe test. My aim once again here is to identify a value outsider and complement Neil Channing’s overall analysis usually published the night before the start of the tournament.

Bethpage is a parkland course that is both long and narrow. At the last US Open, the PGA set up was really tough with long rough really penalising wayward striking. Unlike the Masters where you obviously need a long hitter and a good scrambler/putter this is less of a putting test and more of a test of tee to green accuracy.

At his peak in 2002 Tiger Woods won the US Open here, at a time when he was a longer hitter than most of the field but most of the winners at the course since fall into the “good ball strikers” category such as Glover at the 2019 US Open and Reed in the 20165 Barclays. Long enough to carry the fairway bunkers that are found on a lot of holes but straight and accurate onto fairways and greens.

The key stats I am looking at are Strokes gained off the tee and tee to green, with a secondary eye on driving distance and less of a focus on the short game.

My search for value alighted on Gary Woodland who led the USPGA going into the final round last year and eventually finished tied for 6^th at Bellerive.

Woodland is long (tied 9^th on tour for driving distance) but more importantly shows up in the strokes gained stats: Ranked 6^th in strokes gained off the tee and strokes gained: tee to green and furthermore 7^th in greens in regulation over the USPGA season to date. As a counterpoint, he’s way down on the putting stats which probably accounts for that whilst 2018-19 form is ok with two second places, he hasn’t won. His overall consistency means he is 8^th in the Fed Cup standings.

Best of all he’s up in plenty of places at 66-1. A more fancied player, Bryson De Chambeau (albeit he putts better) has a similar profile, and is listed at 25-1.

A slight fly in the ointment is that Woodland withdrew from the Wells Fargo last weekend after three rounds, with a stomach virus from which he had apparently been suffering before the tournament. A fortnight if needed to recuperate allows enough time to get right for this major though.

Of course once again I am writing before the marketing departments kick into gear and we (hopefully) get offered extra places and in this case I would take 8-10 places at around 50-1 over the 66-1 if it was on offer, but for the purposes of this I will record at the best terms currently available not accounting for SkyBet who are already up at 10 places 1/5 the odds.

10 points each way Gary Woodland to win the 2019 USPGA: 70/1 Bet365 (1/4 1,2,3,4,5) 66-1 SkyBet (1/5 first 10) Coral (1/5 first 7) others at 1/4 first five. 

Capped

The quickest way to win in the NFL is to have a good quarterback. Beyond finding the next Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers, the second-best path to success is to spot the next trend and then adjust as quickly as possible. 

One of the biggest changes to the sport over the past few years has been to the salary cap. In the past six years, the cap has risen from $120 million to $188 million. Meanwhile, after the 2011 collective bargaining agreement, rookie contracts became significantly cheaper, and opened up even more cap space. The competitive balance of the league is changing drastically because of it.

All the room to spend has changed the way teams think about money and the aversion to seemingly overpriced free agency contracts of a few years ago is a thing of the past. Free agency is now a legitimate team-building strategy.

The first team to benefit from changing their approach was the Super Bowl 50 winning Broncos who spent big on outside players such as Aqib Talib, Peyton Manning, DeMarcus Ware, and Emmanuel Sanders, among others and won. More Recently the LA Rams followed the same approach in free agency and last season made the Superbowl.

As with any structural change, there are of course unintended consequences, too. Teams like the 49ers or Browns waited until they felt they can compete before they spend any substantial money. For several seasons they made for easy victories when they appeared on another team’s schedule. This off-season the Browns have begun to press the accelerator having drafted their quarterback, trading for Odell Beckham amongst others. They are now a team expected to be in play off contention this year and they still have $80m in unused space to go to the next stage for 2020. The Colts are already a play off team and have the biggest amount of cap space in the league at $106m. Elsewhere these three teams have drafted/acquired young quarterbacks and are turning to free agency to become competitive, the Jets $96m (LeVeon Bell the start of the process) Bills $79m and 49ers $67m.

All this is exciting for NFL watchers and not just supporters of the teams themselves. Teams can move from also rans into contenders quickly, and free agency and trades creates column inches and speculation during each long off-season

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The Road to Riches Weekend of 4th-5th May

Coming up this weekend

- Football, Premier League fixtures include Manchester City v Leicester and Newcastle v Liverpool as the battle for the title nears its conclusion.

- Racing, Flat racing at Doncaster, Goodwood, Newmarket (Guineas Weekend) and Thirsk. Also over the jumps at Hexham and Uttoxeter. 

- Cricket, the 2019 IPL continues and the start of the England International season with a T20I against Pakistan in Cardiff on Sunday.

- Snooker, the final weekend of the World Championship continues at the Crucible

- Golf, the Wells Fargo Championship on the USPGA. On the European tour the Volvo China Open.

- Tennis, ATP Opens Estoril and Munich.

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The 2,000 Guineas (Newmarket, Saturday 3pm) by Neil Channing

A great summer of cricket begins

In the run up to the 2019 World Cup beginning at the end of May England host Pakistan in a five matches ODI series as follows:

8^th Day/Night, The Oval London

11^th Southampton

14^th Day/Night, Bristol

17^th Day/Night Nottingham

19^th Leeds

They go into the of the ICC rankings 6th in the format with England top, a rise that has been consistent since their early exit in the 2015 World Cup and subsequent changes to produce a much more aggressive strategy. They go into the forthcoming home world cup favourites.

Pakistan won the Champions Trophy in England in this format in 2017 beating England in the semi-finals but have been in poor form since including losing heavily at home to Australia 5-0 this winter, albeit a series in which 8 players were rested. They have had an injury blow in the absence of world class 20 year old leg spinner Shadab Khan and there are concerns about their middle order power hitting but the top of the order is strong and experienced and the fast bowling ranks well stocked. Fitness and fielding is also much improved under their Australian Head coach now in his third year in the job.

Since the 2017 Champions Trophy Pakistan have an economy rate of only 6.3 runs per over in the last ten overs of an ODI inning, second only to South Africa of the major teams

England have some selection with Billings out and Hales is suspended and out of the international summer. This is a team though that can still call upon Bairstow, Moeen and Buttler returning from the IPL plus being able to introduce Jofra Archer for his international debut to play alongside a team packed with all-rounders that has a lot of bases covered.

The format is under these regulations extremely friendly to batsmen and big totals, with two white balls an innings that rarely swing and batsman friendly wickets produced. English conditions can produce unexpected variables in any match with early morning starts but so far this season totals have been high across all formats in a dry early season spell.

I think a close series is likely. England’s weaknesses are the lack of a real match winning spinner and a tendency to produce an occasional poor performance out of nowhere.  

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The Road to Riches 27th-28th April

Coming up this weekend

- Football, Premier League fixtures include Manchester United v Chelsea

- Racing, Flat racing at Doncaster, Haydock, Leicester and Ripon. Also over the jumps at Sandown including the Bet365/Whitbread. All weather racing at Wolverhampton.

- Cricket, the 2019 IPL continues

- Snooker, the World Championship continues at the Crucible

- Formula One, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku

- Golf, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans at TPC Louisiana on the USPGA. On the European tour the Hassan Trophy in Morocco

- Tennis, ATP Opens in Barcelona and Hungary

- NFL, Draft weekend in Nashville

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The (Whitbread) Bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown (Saturday 3.35pm) by Neil Channing.

Tiger Woods’ 15^th major, and fifth Masters title won a fortnight ago has to go down as one of the greatest sports stories ever. I am not sure I can tell you anything you don’t already know but I have a column to fill!

Woods had gone nearly 11 years since he won his last major, 14 years since last winning the Masters. At his lowest since he was ranked 1,199^th in the World.

Woods lost his image to a sex scandal. He lost his health to four back surgeries that left him unable to get out of bed, much less swing a club, and he went two years without even playing a major. It was two years ago at the Masters when Woods said he needed a nerve block just to walk to the Champions Dinner. At that time, he thought his career is over. In the last year he has three top ten finishes in Majors.
He is now three Majors short of Nicklaus and with Pebble Beach and Bethpage next, both venues where he has won titles. The Masters was his 81st victory on the PGA Tour, one title away from the career record held by Sam Snead. 

Amidst all the understandable emotion at Augusta and the huge fan reaction (Twitter was a year away from existence the last time he won a major) his Masters win is f course tremendous news for golf as a sport. By the time his peak years had passed it was estimated that the “Tiger Effect” had brought $1.6bn into the sport from a doubling of tournament prizes. Tiger is good for golf, other golfers and another potential growth leg for the sport.

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Easter Weekend Road to Riches Blog

Coming up over Easter weekend

- Football, Premier League fixtures include Manchester City v Tottenham. 4-3 anyone?

- Racing, Flat racing at Brighton, Musselburgh and Nottingham. Also over the jumps at Carlisle, Haydock and Newton Abbot. All weather racing at Kempton Park.

- Rugby Union, the European Rugby Champions Cup Semi Finals

- Cricket, the 2019 IPL continues

- Snooker, the start of the World Championship at the Crucible

- Golf, The RBC Heritage at Harbour Town on the USPGA.

- Tennis, ATP Monte Carlo

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2019 World Snooker Championship

Over the last ten days the Snooker World Championship qualifiers have been taking place ahead of the start of the Championship tomorrow. Whether seventeenth in the rankings or an amateur, to reach the Crucible the 16 qualifiers have had to play three 19 frame matches.

Rehearsing the arguments I have made in previous years ahead of first round betting, there is more depth outside the top sixteen these days, and the qualifiers come to the Crucible battle hardened having won 30 frames to make it whereas much of the season is taken up with best of sevens and best of nines. This year the season’s lack of long match practice for many of the top sixteen is exacerbated because so many didn’t go deep in the China Open (best of 11 from the start, best of 21 final) recently. 

In terms of first round betting, last year six Qualifiers beat their seeded opponents and over the last decade as many as eight have done so in a single year. In terms of betting opportunities its about matching up the qualifier with potential (preferably a young and up and coming player) with the vulnerable seed, on the basis of form in the second half of this season and in a few cases longer term.

These might include:

Mark Williams (ranked one, provisional rank seventh. Not wholly convinced of his motivation after last year, comes to the tournament having spent eleven months on the lash)

Kyren Wilson (little form since Ferrule problems in February)

Ding Junhui (no form, not as dedicated these days)

Shaun Murphy (18 months into a slide down the rankings. 1 year ranking is 47)

Stephen Maguire (temperament, very opposable)

But also might include Mark Selby. Selby has had a disappointing 2019 to date. In the 2018-19 season he won in China last autumn and made the semis in Northern Ireland but has one fourth round finish in this calendar year, including losing in China Open qualifiers in the most recent big tournament. Of course he’s a grinder but its notable that the Crucible has been very hit and miss for him in recent years. Three Championship wins, and four first or second round exits. He’s down to four in the Provisional rankings and goes into the Worlds at 10-1 in places, a price unprecedented for Selby in the last 6-7 years.

Then draw up a short list of qualifiers. Conventional wisdom is to avoid debutants (you never know if they will take to the Crucible, particularly younger debutants) of which there are 7 this year, but I think that can be less applicable in certain circumstances

I split them into two categories. Tthose on the cusp of the top 16

Dott (drew Bingham)

Perry (drew Gilbert)

Carter (drew Lisowski)

Of the less experienced players

Yuelong (drew Mark Allen)

Xintong (drew Selby)

Un Nooh (unfortunately for us as he was the one I wanted to be on most, drew Trump)

Pengfei (drew Maguire)

Donaldson (drew Kyren Wilson)

So refining the list further we get a shortlist of Pengfei, Donaldson, Xingtong, They are all debutants.

Five Chinese players made it through the Qualifying rounds and one of the most interesting is Zhao Xintong. Aged 22 he fell off tour in 2017-18 then won back in through Q school for the startof this season where he has since reached the semis of the China Championship and the Quarters of the Welsh Open.

He is a tremendously promising talent, a left handed flair player that doesn’t look like he will be over-awed by the circumstances with a happy go lucky temperament. In Qualifying he beat Noppon Saengkham, widely favoured to win the bracket, 10-5 then Matt Selt 10-4. Watching the Selt match on a grainy live stream Xingtong was brilliant. Quick, exciting, great long potter and break builder

Of course he’s a dog to beat Selby (and alternatives might be Pengfei at 2/1 and Donaldson at 11/4 both of which also match up value to opportunity)

The match is played on Easter Monday.

8 points Zhao Xintong to bet Mark Selby at 7/2 with William Hill. 100/30 Bet365

Too big to go down?

In the Gallagher Premiership the Leicester Tigers have conceded 30 points per game this season. No team concedes more points than the Tigers and only two teams score fewer points. By points difference they are the worst team in the Premiership, by tries against they are the worst team in the Premiership, by tries for they are the second worst team in the Premiership.

It’s a big story in Premiership rugby that they face the prospect of relegation. Leicester average crowds of 23,000 and play in the biggest of the single use club stadiums and won the Heineken Cup twice in this Millenium.

How can a team that currently includes Toomua, Tuilagi, May, Ford, Youngs, Genge and Cole find itself in such dire straits?

The answer over the long term lies in lack of stability, resource allocation under the salary cap and under successive coaches lies in defensive frailties.

In terms of lack of stability Leicester are on their fourth coach in as many years and for a long time there wasn’t a defence coach in place.  Given the defence has been lacking for several seasons this was odd.  The current coach Geordan Murphy is a fixture at the club but inexperienced.

On the pitch If you look at the number of players in and out of Leicester over the past six years you see about 70 in and more than 100 out. Nearly 40 players signed and left within a five-year period. This has created a sense of constant rebuilding.

Under the salary cap, below the star name players, squad depth of players below international standard but reliable week to week contributors does not compare with the best run cubs in the division.

Leicester have a powerful back line but struggle in back five of the pack and this is particularly notably in the back row where mistakes in defensive patterns are common. With the squad up to the salary cap, it hasn’t been easy to correct that and certainly not within a season with players under contract elsewhere.

The answers are likely to come from more experienced coaching with more depth of support and new defence strategies, a hard headed look at the cost of the marquee players and whether sums invested there could be apportioned elsewhere and this may yet have to happen outside the top division.

After they held on to beat Newcastle away 27-22 last Friday night, a match in which the threat of relegation made the whole game a very tense watch, Leicester have three games left starting with a winnable game at home against Bristol followed by tough looking trips to face Harlequins away and Bath at home. Newcastle play Northampton at home, Gloucester away and Bristol at home. Finally, Worcester have perhaps the hardest finishing schedule with Gloucester at home, Northampton away and Saracens at home. I think Worcester or Newcastle will be the team to go down but for Leicester its far too close for comfort.

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The Road to Riches Weekend of 13th-14th April

Coming up this weekend

- Football, Premier League fixtures include Liverpool v Chelsea

- Racing, Flat racing at Newbury and Thirsk. Also over the jumps at Ayr and Bangor. All weather racing at Wolverhampton.

- Formula One, the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai

- Cricket, the 2019 IPL continues

- Golf, The Masters at Augusta.

- Tennis, the US Clay Court Championships in Houston and ATP Morocco

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Free tip: IPL Sunrisers Hyderabad v Delhi Capitals Sunday 3.30pm BST

Sunrisers lost at Kings XI on Monday failing to defend 149 and losing their third game out of six so far this season.

Last season on their run to the IPL final Sunrisers relied on a superb bowling attack headed by Rashid Khan to take them deep in the competition but Kane Williamson and David Warner aside the batting line up was quite fragile and cost them when it really mattered in the play offs. This season the bowling attack has yet to hit the heights of 2018 but what has them still squarely in contention to go deep in the tournament even despite the injured Williamson is the blistering achievements of Warner and Bairstow at the top of the order. Through their first six games the openers have combined for 612 runs, the pair are the top run scorers in the competition and have scored 67% of their team’s runs. Their brilliance has left the middle of the batting order short of time in the middle which could be an issue further down the line but for now the figures are as follows

Warner 349 runs at a 146 strike rate with three fifties and a hundred

Bairstow 263 runs at a 161 strike rate and a hundred

Warner has faced 75 balls more than Bairstow in the six games after Bairstow’s early dismissal against Kings XI in the last game.

Next for Sunrisers is a home game against the Delhi Capitals on Sunday.  Delhi beat RCB by 4 wickets last weekend chasing 150 to win with Rabada taking 4-21 and Iyer scoring 67 to also take their record to 3-3 after six games and I am writing before Delhi’s game with KKR on Friday.

In the Sunrisers top batsman market understandably Warner and Bairstow are favourites for this match. Warner’s scores so far in this IPL are 85,69,100*, 10,15 and 70*. In truth the last of those innings was slightly odd as he batted through in a modest total but the consistency of his form is striking and he remains a solid prospect in this sub market.

The game is on Sunday after noon and most of the market will be up on Saturday so best to wait til then for a wider range of firms to be up and looking for 2/1 plus. Just taking what is available at the time of writing

8 points David Warner Top Sunrisers batsman v Delhi Capitals 9/4 Skybet 9/5 BetfairSportsbook/PaddyPower.

Open to Offers

The Six Nations are considering three competing investment offers; one from the CVC Capital, another from IMG, and the other organised by World Rugby

The CVC deal, with the company that took a stake in Premiership rugby last December and is also interested in the Pro 14, is seen to be the front runner and they would like to buy a 30% stake in the Six Nations that it is believed could provide a windfall of more than £100m to each union and £500m in total but would mean partly surrendering control of the competition with CVC then overseeing the commercial rights. As with other similar deals (such as F1), it would seem likely the sums work only if the Six Nations comes off free-to-air TV.

In their decision the Home Unions will need to balance the sums on offer with the need for mainstream accessibility of the sport and in that the example of English cricket is applicable.

The ECB sold its rights to Sky in 2004. It used the windfall to invest in international teams and build up a reserve that has since been used on various initiatives designed to increase participation in the game. Also with that aim The ECB is currently in a long process trying to get cricket back on to mainstream TV via the new Hundred format, designed in part to appeal to the BBC.

From 2006-16 the number of adults who played cricket at least once a week dropped by almost 20%, from 195,200 in 2006 to158,500 in 2016. Over that same period, weekly participation in rugby union rose from 185,600 to 199,000. Rugby’s two top competitions, the Six Nations and the World Cup, are on free-to-air TV and it wouldn’t appear that these dual trends are a coincidence. With the BBC getting viewership per game over Six Nations weekends of over 6m, in some cases in the top five most viewed programmes on the network over that week, it would be a brave administrator that gave up that exposure and the benefit it has on the long term heath of the game no matter the short term financial rewards for doing so.

For sports aside from football specifically the Premier League which nevertheless has Match of the Day each weekend for terrestrial viewers, free-to-air has long ignored as part of the marketing strategies and any CVC/Six Nations deal will be an interesting test of the foresight, or not, of Rugby’s administrators.

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