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i think in the end it is also a question of experience. just like yesterday with djokovic

i think in the end it is also a question of experience. just like yesterday with djokovic

Few more. 

I think Opelka has a really good chance of winning. 
De Minaur is not in great shape, and he was very much bothered by Mannarino's serve. 

Well, already at odds against, i will be once again on Dimitrov. He has always let me down, but i feel he could win today. He absolutely loves grass and London as well, playing there 13 times in his entire career. He has the better weapons than Norrie on grass and some would say is the better player of the two overall but lacks consistency. Norrie on the other hand is a  hard worker and on home soil he won't give up for sure but i just think his last year was perfect for him and now his level just dropped. My money goes to Dimitrov @ 2.15 with efbet.

Good shout, Watson as underdog is terrible. She won a couple when slight underdog, but look at her results when 2.2 or higher since the start of 2020, two and half years!

Play about to start so will have to be brief. After Nadal and Djokovic got good wins yesterday, Alcaraz has drifted and so I'm now going to back him. Tsitsipas has also drifted so I'm going to put a bit more on him. There's only one match I like which is Garcia to beat Townsend. She hasn't played since Miami but tends to come alive here, so I think she's worth taking a risk on. Finally I'm taking one short odds treble of Sonego, Rublev and Carreno-Busta. Not much to say about that except they should all get the job done, maybe not in straight sets but I'll be surprised if they don't all win.
 
15pts Alcaraz to win ATP French Open @ 3.94 Betfair Exchange
10pts Tsitsipas to win ATP French Open @ 7.08 Betfair Exchange
15pts Garcia to beat Townsend @ 2.50 365
10pts Sonego (vs. Gojowczyk) x Rublev (vs. Kwon) x Carreno-Busta (vs. Simon) @ 1.25 365

I like the Garcia pick. Gotta factor in the crowd which will give her a lift and hopefully get her over the line.

Amanda Anisimova to beat Ekaterina Alexandrova at 1.62 with Boylesports
Anisimova has shown much more than Alexandrova and she was really on it against Azarenka, some great tennis. Alexandrova, well, she has been good, but also a bit lucky with her opposition, with only Bouzkova being a worthy opponent and testing her to the max (Anisimova has also successfully faced Sabalenka).

I don't, I think schwartzman can definetly win and is clearly the better claycourter of the two...but yes historicaly grigor has done better in madrid

For today I'd go with bautista to beat evans and zandschulp to take a set off goffin. Bautista seemed in good form against brooksby and is playing at home plus his game is far better for this surface than evan's. Zandschulp seems to be ok after retiring in munich(hopefuly someone could fill me in on why he did that there) and has some huge weapons, goffing defends better but he definetly ain t unbeatable nowdays. There are other matches to maybe have a look at , like fokina beating hurkacz or atleast takin a set since the pole struggled with delien and had some issues with his right hand and korda also has a good shot at beating musetti

Jil Belen Teichmann (+4) to beat Elena Rybakina at 1.92 with Pinnacle
Aside from Gauff, who covered the +4.5 line today, I also like Teichmann in the conditions. She swept away both Kvitova and Fernandez, so Rybakina won't be a major step up. Rybakina is unproven here, really, only having beaten the Dodin and then the injured Siniakova. +4 looks good to me on the same grounds as +4.5 looked good to me in Gauff-Halep.

Teichmann!!!! Great to see!