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Jason Day's lead at the 2013 Masters after two days has improved his odds of winning, but he's still not the favorite, according to Bovada.
Day, who is currently at 6-under, now has 6/1 odds of winning, second to Woods, who has 9/4 odds. Woods started with 7/2 odds and those improved to 3/1 after his strong first round performance.
Brandt Snedeker is 10/1, Rory McIlroy has 11/1 odds and Justin Rose comes in with 12/1 odds. Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia, Matt Kuchar and Adam Scott were in spots two-five after the first round.
Here are the full 2013 Masters odds from Bovada:
| Tiger Woods | 9/4 | ||
| Jason Day | 6/1 | ||
| Brandt Snedeker | 10/1 | ||
| Rory McIlroy | 11/1 | ||
| Justin Rose | 12/1 | ||
| Adam Scott | 16/1 | ||
| Lee Westwood | 16/1 | ||
| Jim Furyk | 20/1 | ||
| Angel Cabrera | 22/1 | ||
| Charl Schwartzel | 25/1 | ||
| Fred Couples | 25/1 | ||
| Jason Dufner | 25/1 | ||
| K.J. Choi | 33/1 | ||
| Marc Leishman | 33/1 | ||
| Dustin Johnson | 40/1 | ||
| Sergio Garcia | 40/1 | ||
| Luke Donald | 50/1 | ||
| Matt Kuchar | 66/1 | ||
| Bill Haas | 80/1 | ||
| Rickie Fowler | 80/1 | ||
| Steve Stricker | 80/1 | ||
| David Lynn | 100/1 | ||
| Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano | 100/1 | ||
| Phil Mickelson | 100/1 | ||
| John Senden | 125/1 | ||
| Keegan Bradley | 150/1 | ||
| Ryan Moore | 150/1 | ||
| Bernhard Langer | 200/1 | ||
| Scott Piercy | 200/1 | ||
| Trevor Immelman | 200/1 | ||
| Zach Johnson | 200/1 | ||
| Michael Thompson | 300/1 | ||
| Richard Sterne | 300/1 | ||
| Bo Van Pelt | 400/1 | ||
| Ernie Els | 400/1 | ||
| Bubba Watson | 500/1 | ||
| David Toms | 500/1 | ||
| John Huh | 500/1 | ||
| Paul Lawrie | 500/1 | ||
| Peter Hanson | 500/1 | ||
| Stewart Cink | 500/1 | ||
| Thomas Bjorn | 500/1 | ||
| Kevin Na | 750/1 | ||
| Martin Kaymer | 750/1 | ||
| Nick Watney | 750/1 | ||
| Vijay Singh | 750/1 | ||
| Tian-Lang Guan | 1000/1 |
More Masters from SB Nation:
• 14-year-old Tianlang Guan’s incredible day
• Jim Nantz, our nation’s highest-paid tree
• Ian Woosnam is going the wrong way
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