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Place your bets: Changes in Masters odds since fall

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Bubba Watson of the United States reacts on the 17th fairway as play is suspended due to high winds during the second round of the 144th Open Championship at The Old Course on July 18, 2015 in St Andrews, Scotland. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/R&A/R&A via Getty Images)

The LVH Hotel & Casino first began taking bets on players to win the 2014 Masters last August, shortly after Jason Dufner holed the final putt at the PGA Championship. While the odds on the favorites have not changed much - barring Tiger Woods’ removal from the field last week - there are several players who have gotten significant attention from bettors over the last eight months.

It should be noted that the odds were first released on Aug. 12, days before Patrick Reed won for the first time at the Wyndham Championship. As a result, while he has added a pair of victories since then, he remains one of the players among the “Field” betting option, currently listed at 15/1. According to Jeff Sherman, assistant manager at the LVH SuperBook, more bets have been placed on Jason Day to win this week at Augusta National than any other player.

Here’s a look at some of the biggest movers on the betting board since August (all odds courtesy LVH):

PlayerAug 12. oddsJan. 6 oddsApril 6 odds
Tiger Woods5/15/1N/A
Rory McIlroy12/112/110/1
Adam Scott15/112/110/1
Jason Day25/125/112/1
Matt Kuchar30/125/112/1
Zach Johnson80/140/125/1
Jordan Spieth80/140/130/1
Harris English125/1100/140/1
Graham DeLaet150/1100/150/1
Jimmy Walker200/1125/150/1
Gary Woodland200/1100/160/1