All About the Race to Dubai, lines and Odss

A: Yes, Golf Odds and wagers are available for the Race to Dubai at BetUS. In many ways, the Race to Dubai creates more interest internationally than in the United States because of the number of players from around the globe who participate on the DP World Tour.

A: The most prevalent Race to Dubai Golf Odds are futures, which allow bettors to wager on who they think will prevail following the DP World Tour Championship. The odds are expressed in positive numbers that reflect the betting return on a $100 wager.

For example, if Viktor Hovland has Golf Odds of +900 to win the Race to Dubai, it means that a winning $100 wager on the young Norwegian would net $900 in winnings.

If Rory McIlroy, a frequent favorite to win the Race to Dubai throughout his career, has odds of -180, it would take a $180 bet to return net winnings of $100.

Those kinds of odds wouldn’t generally be seen, however, until very late in the season, perhaps not even until the DP World Tour Championship is in progress.

A: You can bet on the Race to Dubai by clicking on the “Sportsbook” link at the top of the BetUS website. From there, click on “Golf” on the left side of the page and scroll down to “Race to Dubai”.

A: You can bet on the Race to Dubai by clicking on the “Sportsbook” link at the top of the BetUS website. From there, click on “Golf” on the left side of the page and scroll down to “Race to Dubai”.

A: When it comes to a wagering strategy, placing a large wager on a single player to win the Race to Dubai may provide a nice payout, but is also very risky given the number of golfers who have a legitimate opportunity to win the title.

Usually, the favorite has odds of about +400, which translates to a 4 to 1 return, so picking two or three golfers can still end up in a nice payout for a winning wager.

Since the Golf Odds for the Race to Dubai change as the season progresses, it’s also a good idea to periodically check one or more sportsbooks to see if more attractive wagers are available.

A: The odds for the Race to Dubai are usually set initially before the beginning of the DP World Tour season. They are typically changed at least following each tournament, if not more frequently, depending on wagering activity and news about individual players, such as injury or other issues.

The early odds are generally just for who will collect the most points by the end of the season, which concludes with the DP World Tour Championship and the 10,000 points that come with a victory.

Some sportsbooks may also offer Golf Odds and where a player may finish in the final Race to Dubai standings, possibly allowing wagers on a top five or top ten finish.

Unlike the futures odds to win, these may end up being negative odds, especially for players who can qualify for the four majors and the WGC events, enabling them to maximize their point potential by getting a shot at all or most of the high point tournaments.