US Masters 12 Places Each Way

STOP PRESS!!! As of 8th April 2024, bet365 are offering a massive 8 places each-way, 1/5 odds on their default market for the 2024 US Masters! For latest odds click here.

In addition, bet365 are also running their massively popular ‘each way extra’ promotion on the 2024 Masters which allows you to choose up to a huge 12 places each way if you prefer. Full details as follows:

Get up to 12 places each way on the 2024 Masters with bet365’s ‘Each Way Extra’ promotion on golf.

bet365 have recently launched their innovative ‘Each Way Extra’ promotion on golf, following on from its success on horse racing over the past few years. Full details can be found in this excellent bet365 each way extra explained article.

• bet365 Golf Each Way Extra – Up to 12 places for Each Way Golf bets on selected tournaments. Each Way Extra gives you the option to increase or decrease the number of places when you are betting pre-event on the To Win Outright market on selected Golf events – add places on to your Each Way Golf bets for extra security at lower odds, or increase the price by removing places. Bet restrictions apply. Registration required. For further details of how Each Way Extra works on golf click here.

The number of Each Way Extra places offered on an event can be viewed on the Each Way Extra coupon or on the bet slip as per the example below:

Odds above used for illustrative purposes and were correct at 11:00BST 8.4.24, but are naturally subject to fluctuation.

To access the different options and odds, simply select the ‘Each Way Extra’ market from the selected golf coupon to see the additional place terms that are available on your chosen event before the first group tees off. Once you’ve selected a price and the corresponding number of places from the Each Way Extra coupon, it will then appear on your bet slip.

If you don’t have a bet365 sports account then customers who sign up with bet365 receive their up to £30 in free bets account opening offer using bonus code SPORT30:

* Pre-event, regular markets only. As detailed above, some bookmakers offer alternative markets where you can choose different each-way options with different odds and terms. In-store terms may also vary, please check the details of your bet carefully before placing. Table updated 11:45BST 8.4.24 but terms subject to change. Terms will also change as soon as the event starts.

Extra Places Each Way – US Masters

The Masters shares top spot with The Open Championship as the biggest golf betting event each year. Traditionally the first Major Championship of every golfing season, The Masters always sees keen competition between the bookmakers, all of whom are looking to win your business.

A key strategy of the biggest brands in the sportsbook industry is to offer golf punters increased value at the Majors, so don’t be fooled into thinking you need to stick with the industry-standard 5 places each way, 1/4 odds terms. Instead, as the event approaches, you’re likely to be able to back perennial Augusta favourites Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka or defending champion Jon Rahm – with an additional each way place or five in your back pocket. Below we walk you through a guide to grabbing 8, 10 or even 12 places each way at The 2024 US Masters as the event approaches.

The US Masters at Augusta features an exclusive limited field of players. The Top 50 in the World Golf Rankings are joined by the Top 12 finishers from the previous year’s tournament plus a selected list of Major Champions, the best players from the previous PGA Tour season, plus winners of the biggest tournaments on the PGA Tour. In all, a field of around 90 players will play in each edition of The Masters, which is 66 players shy of the US Open, Open Championship and PGA Championship.

A smaller field inevitably increases the chances of a place finish, so traditionally the leading bookmakers used to stick to their guns and go 5 places each way 1/4 odds. However Paddy Power were the first to extend out the each way terms by 20% and give punters a value 6 places each way at 1/5 odds. 2024 is likely to see a number of bookmakers stretch to 8, 10 or maybe even 12 places each way as we get closer to Masters week at the beginning of April. Coral went for a record 10 places each way 1/5 odds at the 2023 Masters, with the likes of bet365, Boylesports and Betfred all offering 8 places each-way at 1/5 odds, so watch this space!

For a number of years we’ve have been tracking the value dished out by online bookmakers across the Major golf tournaments. Extended each way terms gives punters a huge boost in terms of profit potential and is the perfect promotion for those who love to back big priced long-shots. With the High Street bookies still tending to offer their customers inferior each-way terms, savvy punters have been using online players who have been offering far better value to their customers now for years.

The Masters 2023 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 12 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook – 1/5 odds
• 10 places each way: Coral, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power – 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: 888Sport, bet365, Betfred, Boylesports, Paddy Power, Skybet  – 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: Unibet – 1/5 odds
• 5 places each way: BetVictor – 1/4 odds

The Masters 2022 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 11 places each way: Boylesports, Skybet – 1/5 odds
• 10 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook, Coral, Paddy Power – 1/5 odds
• 9 places each way: William Hill – 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: 888Sport, bet365, Betfred, Ladbrokes  – 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: Unibet – 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way: BetVictor – 1/5 odds

The Masters 2021 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 11 places each way: Skybet – 1/5 odds
• 10 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook, Boylesports, Coral, Paddy Power – all 1/5 odds
• 9 places each way: William Hill – 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: 888Sport, bet365, Betfred, Ladbrokes – 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: Unibet – 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way: BetVictor – 1/5 odds

The Masters 2020 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 11 places each way: Skybet – 1/5 odds
• 10 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook, Boylesports, Coral, Paddy Power – all 1/5 odds
• 9 places each way: William Hill – 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: bet365, Betfred – 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: 888Sport, Ladbrokes, Unibet – all 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way: BetVictor – 1/5 odds

The Masters 2019 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 10 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook, Coral, Paddy Power, Skybet – all 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: bet365 – 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: 888Sport, Boylesports, Ladbrokes, Unibet – all 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way:  Betfred – 1/4 odds;
• BetVictor, William Hill – both 1/5 odds

The Masters 2018 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 10 places each way: Coral, Skybet – both 1/5 odds
• 8 places each way: bet365, Betfair Sportsbook, Paddy Power – all 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: Betfred, Boylesports, William Hill – all 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way: 888Sport, Unibet – both 1/4 odds; BetVictor – 1/5 odds
• 5 places each way: Ladbrokes

The Masters 2017 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 8 places each way: bet365, Paddy Power, Skybet, William Hill – all 1/5 odds
• 7 places each way: Coral, Stan James – both 1/5 odds
• 6 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook, Boylesports – both 1/5 odds
• 5 places each way: Betfred, BetVictor, Ladbrokes

The Masters 2016 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 8 places each way: Skybet
• 7 places each way: Paddy Power (1/5 odds)
• 6 places each way: Coral, Stan James, BetVictor (1/5 odds)
• 5 places each way: bet365, Betfair Sportsbook, Boylesports, Betfred, Betway, Ladbrokes, Totesport, William Hill.

The Masters 2015 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 7 places each way: Betfair Sportsbook; Betway also offered 7 each way for new customers only on their first bet.
• 6 places each way: Paddy Power.
• 5 places each way: bet365, Betfred, BetVictor, Betway, Boylesports, Coral, Ladbrokes, Skybet, Stan James, Totesport, William Hill.

The Masters 2014 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 6 places each way: Paddy Power, Stan James.
• 5 places each way: bet365, Betfair Sportsbook, Betfred, BetVictor, Betway, Boylesports, Coral, Ladbrokes, Skybet, Totesport, William Hill.

The Masters 2013 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 6 places each way: Paddy Power, 888sport.
• 5 places each way: bet365, Betfair Sportsbook, Betfred, BetVictor, Boylesports, Coral, Ladbrokes, Skybet, Stan James, Totesport, William Hill.

The Masters 2012 Each Way Terms Offered:

• 6 places each way: Boylesports, Paddy Power, Stan James.
• 5 places each way: 888sport, bet365, Betfred, BetVictor, Boylesports, Coral, Ladbrokes, Skybet, Stan James, Totesport, William Hill.

Maximising the number of places paid by bookmakers for each way bets is absolutely essential when backing your selection(s) at The Masters. After all, anything can happen in golf and the additional places each way provide an increased chance of getting a return or, as is often the case, a bigger profit if there’s any reduction for ties.

2018: Coral punters who had backed Marc Leishman (9th place) , World Number 1 Dustin Johnson and Tony Finau (both tied for 10th) all received each-way payouts, as they offered a magnificent 10 places each-way at 1/5 odds. But a 4-way tie for 5th place caused some serious mayhem for punters at the 2018 Masters. Rory McIlroy, Henrik Stenson, Bubba Watson and Cameron Smith all finished at -9 under par and punters who had placed their bets with bet365, Betfair Sportsbook or Paddy Power all received full each-way payouts at 1/5 odds. However those who used Betfred, Boylesports or William Hill – all of whom went 7 places each-way 1/5 odds – all received reduced 75% payouts for the place. Those who used Ladbrokes only received a 25% payout on the basis that they offered the standard 5 places each-way at 1/4 odds..

2017: Paul Casey finished in solo 6th position in 2017 despite a second round 75 and the Englishman’s backers were counting their each-way profit if they had backed him with any of the firms offering 6 or more places each-way. Kevin Chappell and Rory McIlroy backers who opted for the 8 places option offered by a few firms had the most to shout about though with the pair finishing in a tie for 7th place.

2016: This year more than any other showed the reason to back with bookmakers who gave additional places namely BetVictor, Coral, Paddy Power, Stan James and Sky Bet. 3 players finished tied for 4th place, meaning that punters who backed the very popular Paul Casey, J.B. Holmes and Dustin Johnson with any of the aforementioned received FULL each way place payouts. Those who didn’t received a 33% reduction. Sky Bet and Paddy Power punters who backed Matt Fitzpatrick (300/1) or Dane Soren Kjeldsen (500/1) also scored with a reduced-for-ties payout at huge prices.

2015: With Paul Casey, Dustin Johnson and Ian Poulter all sharing 6th place, punters who placed their pre-event bet with Paddy Power managed to get a reduced each-way return on each of the trio courtesy of their 6th place offer. Betfair punters and new Betway customers got a healthy 2/3 payout on these players thanks to their 7 places each way pledge.

2014: Paddy Power and Stan James customers received full each way 1/4 odds place returns on Rickie Fowler 66/1 and Matt Kuchar 22/1. As both tied for 5th place, those who’d backed either of the stellar Americans with other firms who were offering the standard 5 places each way received a 50% reduction in their returns for ties.

2013: 888sport and Paddy Power customers received a part (50%) each way return on Brandt Snedeker and Thorbjorn Olesen. Snedeker had been a hugely popular player in the betting market at 35/1 and the young Dane Thorbjorn had also been backed into 150/1. A £10 each way stake on Olesen with either of these bookmakers would have returned £192.50. Those who backed him elsewhere had no joy.

2012: Paddy Power and Stan James customers again benefited hugely from receiving 6 places each way in a tournament that was extremely close. Phil Mickelson, 12/1, Lee Westwood 20/1, Matt Kuchar 60/1 and Peter Hanson 150/1, all tied for 3rd spot. 6 places each way punters received full 1/4 odds place payouts on all 4 players, whilst all other bookmakers reduced their payouts by 25% because of the ties rule. £10 each way on Hanson returned a massive £375.

Each way terms for the 2024 Masters correct when published but subject to change.