MysticMoron

it would make more sense if they were all highly advanced AI robots and all running on the same software thats glitching. 
 
radicalys' mannarino did a good job. 

it would make more sense if they were all highly advanced AI robots and all running on the same software thats glitching. 
 
radicalys' mannarino did a good job. 

haha.. at break time when she is supposed to sit down was the best time.... i have a few explanations?????
>some sort of self punishment ?
>a psychological intimidation technique? 'the... i dont need to rest i am a machine , freak you out'
>mental illness
>her coach is some sort of delboy trotter of the area and hes trying out different 'things'?

Explain .
https://streamable.com/dowth

the numbers on the board clearly setup for howmany goals

A great write-up from Torque, couldn't have said it better myself!

been checking their social media, looks like they been hitting it hard(brighton) . boozed up early hours in morning. looks multiple nights too. then all the commotion of travelling, brighton to norwich? wouldnt wanna be in their shoes(boots) after all that.
 
wondering whos got the most to play for? the brighton players are already celebrating promotion thinking about the premier league

one of thems just banged in 2 own goals.    ..hat trick?

I'll have a go at responding in a bit more detail to your post. In my opinion betting on tennis is no different to betting on other sports like football. What I mean by that is whether you bet on tennis or something else you are always dealing with risk. There is no escaping that. It's just that the risks are different. In tennis if you bet on a player and for whatever reason they play badly or get injured then your bet is very likely to go down, whereas in football if one player has a bad day it might not matter because there are other players that can make up for it. Looking at it another way though, in a football match there are far more variables than in a tennis match and so logically it should be easier to weigh up whether you think a bet is worth taking or not.
As far as the unpredictability of players is concerned, if you follow tennis for long enough eventually you can get a read on individual players and players in general. This can help to identify traits and trends that will make it seem at least a little less unpredictable, for example the discussion recently about particular players and their temperaments and approach to minor tournaments. Personally, as obvious as it is I always try to remember that tennis players are human and also that playing tennis is their job. To that end, no matter how good they are they make mistakes and sometimes, just like in any job, they don't want to be at work. Motivation is a big thing in tennis and it's one of the things I try to think about the most, particularly when I'm considering backing any of the top players. As an example, Wawrinka is a player that I will not even consider backing unless he's playing in a Grand Slam as I don't think he is very motivated in other tournaments and I would argue his results back up that opinion.
Finally, whilst there have been some strange tennis results in the last few weeks - I'm thinking of Marrakech and even this week in Monte Carlo where Djokovic has twice been pegged back from a set and a break advantage by inferior players - these strange results are highly likely to be balanced out with lots of normal results. That variance is a big part of risk, and like I said earlier there is no way to avoid risk if you are betting on tennis or football or anything else.

Yeah, we do.  It's unreal at times, but it does even out over the long run.
 

is tennis really profitable? it seems these players are so 'fragile' and unpredictable its almost impossible to call it.
the other day someone whos name escapes me won 6-0 1set, and went on to lose both 2nd and 3rd?
 
guessing this is why glory hunters stay away as much as possible? 1/20 dropping to evens seems a current trend happening over and over.
then you look at tempers etc lol. and emotions. these are professional sports stars. i would hate to see what they are like without the psy coaching.
so many are like big kids its unreal.
 
i salute you czech and the others for putting up with it. and not going insane.

We do go insane! 

is tennis really profitable? it seems these players are so 'fragile' and unpredictable its almost impossible to call it.
the other day someone whos name escapes me won 6-0 1set, and went on to lose both 2nd and 3rd?
 
guessing this is why glory hunters stay away as much as possible? 1/20 dropping to evens seems a current trend happening over and over.
then you look at tempers etc lol. and emotions. these are professional sports stars. i would hate to see what they are like without the psy coaching.
so many are like big kids its unreal.
 
i salute you czech and the others for putting up with it. and not going insane.

been checking their social media, looks like they been hitting it hard(brighton) . boozed up early hours in morning. looks multiple nights too. then all the commotion of travelling, brighton to norwich? wouldnt wanna be in their shoes(boots) after all that.
 
wondering whos got the most to play for? the brighton players are already celebrating promotion thinking about the premier league