Final round tips. Two in-play, two 3-balls.

Going into Sunday, Jacob Skov Olesen is one shot off the lead in Madrid on 12 under, behind Grant Forrest and Joe Dean. In Yokohama, Ryan Gerard is tied ninth on 10 under, three back, and Min Woo Lee is tied 17th after a third-round 71. Ludvig Åberg is too far back to win.

Keith Mitchell 12/1 · 1pt e/w

Baycurrent Classic · 3 places at 1/4

Mitchell is a quality player who keeps putting himself in position and has gone a long time without a win. A weaker field in Japan is a better chance than most to end that, and 12/1 with three places at 1/4 is a fair final-round price.

Keith Mitchell, 3-ball 15/8 · 1pt

Baycurrent Classic · v Ryan Gerard and Stephan Jaeger

This goes against Ryan Gerard, the 6/5 favourite in the group and one of the Tuesday selections, which also makes it cover. If Gerard pulls away for the win, the outright pays. If Mitchell has the better day, he is in the shake-up and the 3-ball pays. At 15/8 it is a good bet on its own terms.

Joel Girrbach 6/1 · 0.5pts e/w

Open de España · 3 places at 1/4

Girrbach is level with Skov Olesen and Victor Perez on 12 under, one off the lead, and plays alongside Skov Olesen on Sunday. A small stake at 6/1 adds a second runner from the same group.

Ángel Ayora, 3-ball 6/5 · 1pt

Open de España · v Jacob Skov Olesen and Joel Girrbach

Ayora starts two shots behind his playing partners on 10 under, but he is the favourite to shoot the best score of the three, and a home player in Madrid. The 3-ball is settled on Sunday’s round only.

Prices on Saturday 10 October, after the third round. Each-way stakes are per part, so the four bets are five points in all. Stakes are in points, and all four are settled on the record.