Sports Betting Online – A Look At Thursday’s Betting Slate

[Freddy Wills]

A of the Olympics to date would definitely highlight an exciting Games with plenty of twists and turns, and they’ll continue on Thursday with the fastest man on the planet looking for another gold medal. Elsewhere, baseball and the final major of the PGA season are also on the docket.

Olympic Betting

Usain Bolt Odds (check sportsbook for time): Bolt romped over the field to defend his gold medal from Beijing, and now he’ll attempt to do the double again as even players know he’ll be favored in the 200-meter race, in which he owns the world record.

Canada France Odds (8:00 AM ET): The Canadian women have to shake off the disappointment of their controversial loss to the Americans in the semifinals as they go for their first-ever medal in traditional sports, and they’ll be slight underdogs against the French.

USA Japan Odds (2:45 PM ET): In the gold-medal game, the Americans are favored over the World Cup winners from Japan, who continue to stun the competition.

MLB Odds

Marlins Mets Odds (12:10 PM ET): Josh Johnson gets the call for Miami against the Mets on a busy afternoon that could take you away from your football betting (find out more about NFL lines ) research, while New York counters with R.A. Dickey.

Yankees Tigers Odds (1:05 PM ET): Hiroki Kuroda will head to the mound for New York in Detroit, where the Tigers will go with Doug Fister in a meeting of American League powers.

Blue Jays Rays Odds (1:10 PM ET): Toronto’s Ricky Romero will take on Tampa Bay’s Matt Moore in a matchup of southpaws that were struggling, but are starting to find their way near the end of the season.

Giants Cardinals Odds (1:45 PM ET): Even players know that the MLB season is starting to get intense, and the last two World Series champions square on Thursday with Adam Wainwright leading St. Louis out against Madison Bumgarner and the Giants.

PGA Championship Betting

The 94th edition of the PGA edition officially tees off on Thursday morning at 7:20 AM ET at Kiawah Island in South Carolina, and there is no shortage of groups that are worth watching. The morning is anchored by four-time champion and favorite Tiger Woods, who is grouped with Martin Kaymer and Keegan Bradley, who have won the last two PGA Championships and Bradley actually won on the Tour last weekend; this threesome goes off at 8:30 AM ET on tee No.10, (although Rory McIlroy, Jim Furyk and Columbia native Dustin Johnson at 8:10 off of No.10 will also be fun). In the afternoon, look for this year’s major winners, Bubba Watson (Masters), Webb Simpson (U.S. Open) and Ernie Els (British Open), teeing off at 1:20 PM ET off of No.1 in your .