Waste Management predictions & odds

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PGA Tour: WM Phoenix Open Winner

Waste Management

Sports

PGA Tour: WM Phoenix Open Winner

25%

Hideki Matsuyama

$436k Vol.

$97.0k today

$107k Liq.

2

WM Phoenix Open: Hole in One on 16?

Waste Management

Sports

WM Phoenix Open: Hole in One on 16?

11%

$3.7k Vol.

$435 Liq.

Ends in about 15 hours

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