Money Moves | April 7, 2026 | Hour 2

In Hour 2 of Money Moves on VSiN, hosts Stormy Bonantoni and Jonathan Vontobo dive into the upcoming Masters Tournament, analyzing top contenders like Scotty Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Colin Morikawa amid injury concerns and shifting odds. They explore the importance of course history, true strokes gained data, and strategic betting angles—especially in derivative markets like top 5, top 10, and first-time winner bets. Guest Christopher Powers of Golf Digest joins to share his insights, favoring Bryson DeChambeau due to firm course conditions and his recent form, while cautioning on Morikawa’s health and Ludwig Eberg’s volatility. The show also covers a packed NHL schedule, with key bets on the Anaheim Ducks over Nashville, and MLB picks on the Marlins and Rangers. The hosts highlight under-the-radar plays, data-driven analysis, and the psychological edge of betting against popular favorites. As the regular season winds down, the focus remains on high-leverage matchups and smart, contrarian positioning across sports. Key takeaways include: 1) Use derivative markets (top 5, top 10) to exploit mispriced odds on injury-plagued stars like Morikawa; 2) Favor Bryson DeChambeau at 12-1 due to course conditions and recent form; 3) Bet against heavily favored players like Scheffler if early-round struggles continue; 4) Target teams on back-to-backs or short rest, like Nashville in the NHL; 5) Use underlying metrics (expected ERA, hard-hit rate) to identify value in pitching matchups; 6) Watch for player absences (e.g., LeBron James) to exploit large point spreads; 7) Consider left-handed golfers and strong short games for Masters success; 8) Leverage tools like VSIN Pro and AI-driven models for edge in betting decisions.