darko08
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My last bet for the next 2 days.
Corentin Moutet to beat Hubert Hurkacz at 2.24 with Marathonbet
Hurkacz is better ranked than Moutet and the match will be played on his favorite surface but I have some reasons to go with the underdog here. Hurkacz won a title in Canberra in January but the last 3 tournaments that he has played were on hard indoor courts. Moutet has win also a title this year and that was in Chennai in February. After that, he lost in the first round against Purcell in Bangkok and now he has win 2 matches from the qualy here. Considering his results the win/loss record of Moutet on hard outdoor courts this year is 7-2 and he has already win 2 matches here so he will be more prepared than Hurkacz, who comes here from playing 3 tournaments on indoor courts. The 2 matches from the qualy that Moutet has win here have been against Maamoun (6-3, 7-6) and Ivashka (6-1, 6-3) so he has win both matches in straight sets.
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Bianca Andreescu (2-0) to beat Jil Belen Teichmann at 1.70 with 888
What can I say about Bianca… she’s absolutely impressive. In this 2019 she’s in a win/loss record of 17-2. She did final in Auckland, winning there against Kucova, Fourlis, Siegemund, Babos, Wozniacki, Venus Williams and Hsieh and losing the Final against Gorges in a 3 set match. After that, she lost in a 3 set match in the second round of the AO against Sevastova (she won against Osuigwe in the first round and Grammatikopoulou, Katie Swan and Smitkova in the qualy) and won the Title in her previous tournament in Newport Beach, winning there against Volynets, Bouzkova, Bouchard, Tatjana Maria and Pegula. The record of Andreescu on hard outdoor courts is 63-22. Teichman has a record of 35-33 on hard outdoor courts and her last results are very poor. She lost in the first round against Silvia Soler (6-4, 6-3) in Auckland, against Golubic also in the first round in the AO (6-2, 6-4), against Bouchard in the second round in Newport Beach (6-2, 6-2), against McHale in the first round in a ITF tournament played in the USA (6-3, 3-6, 3-6) and in the second round against Bonaventure (7-5, 7-5) in Budapest, her last tournament (played on indoors). Considering the results of this year Teichmann is on win/loss record of 2-5 in front of the 17-2 record of Andreescu. Is important to remark that the best surface of Teichmann is clay while the best surface for Andreescu is hard outdoor, by far.
I EDIT because i forgot that Andreescu played 2 matches in the Fed Cup, against Arantxa Rus and Hogenkamp (she won both matches in straight sets so her win/loss record for this year is 19-2 not 17-2)
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Sofia Kenin to beat Rebecca Peterson at 1.58 with 888
Rebecca feels good in this kind of surface and the last year she did Semifinals here but now she’s not playing good and she’s not getting good results. It’s true that she won against Kenin in a 3 set match in Connecticut the last summer but Kenin has done a new step on her career since then. She started the year winning a title in Hobart (she won there against Caroline Garcia, Ons Jabeur, Flipkens, Cornet and Schmiedlova) beating all her opponents there in straight sets. After that she put Halep in real troubles in the second round of the AO (3-6, 7-6, 4-6) and won a couple of matches in Dubai (Buzarnescu and Kasatkina).
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This match is a coin flip. Roberto is better player in this surface, for sure, but how he will be physically after all the matches he has played in this tour? that's the question. If he's fine he should win this match.
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@money44 I never feel fully confident went i choose a player priced at these odds but the difference between these two players is not as high as the odds suggest, by sure.
- Grass Cash and CzechPunter
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Alison Van Uytvanck to beat Marketa Vondrousova at 2.50 with bet365
Both players have hard indoor courts as their best surface (Vondrousova has a 41-5 record and Alison has a 112-43) but I will take here the more experienced player who is also the better priced player (I expected this but not at this level). To be honest, I expected Alexandrova to reach the Final but Alison has win against her with an incredible comeback included (she was losing the 3rd set 5-2). I think that Alison has played against tougher opponents (Zvonareva, Swiatek, Kozlova and Alexandrova, especially the last one). The only player that has faced Vondrousova with a good record on this kind of surface was Blinkova and she put her in real troubles (Irina Begu is a good player but her best surface is clay, by far). I expect a close match and let’s see if Alison can win the title again (she won it the last year).
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Sadly there are no signs of sickness or physical problems from Vondrousova and if we add that she is now on a indoor courts record of 50-5 in front of the Potapova’s record of 13-7 the chances for her are nearly to zero.
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Belinda Bencic (+1.5 Sets) to beat Petra Kvitova at 1.81 with Marathonbet
Kvitova has lost a set here against Siniakova, Brady and Hsieh (only against Kuzmova won in straight sets). Bencic has win here against Sabalenka, Halep and Svitolina so I think that she will have some chances against Petra. I have watched her against Halep and Svitolina and she's playing very solid and looks like the pressure is not affecting her.
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Injuries, sickness, menstruation... yep, i know that stuff, a lot of bets failed for their fault.
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Im not watching the match, has she suffered some injury or what?
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Alison is at her best in hard indoors and she is the defending champion here. Iga has never won against a top 50 player (her best wins are over Bogdan and Barthel) but maybe she will have some chances here (personally i think Alison is gonna win)
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OMG this is some of the craziest stuff i ever seen. Pliskova won the 2nd set 6-1 and was leading the 3rd 5-1 (10 games in a row!) but Hsieh finally won the match by winning the next 6 games (no injuries)
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Yeah, the lack of mobility from Pliskova was something I always had on my mind but with Conchita now she has improved that and she has done a new step on her game but Hsieh is a tricky player and she has 3 impressive wins here. What about Kuzmova? I have not watched her but she has win against 2 in form players (Kiki and Kenin) and Kvitova has suffered on her 2 wins against Siniakova and Brady. The problem is that Kuzmova is the less experienced player from all the underdogs here and I wouldn’t be surprised if she is destroyed by Kvitova who is a very intimidating player. So do you think that the underdog with more chances here is Carla @money44
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Yep! yeah, I am. Mmhh I don’t know.. I think that the underdogs have chances but it’s hard to choose. Maybe the +1.5 Sets will be a good choice for some of them but the question is in which ones (Hsieh, Bencic, Carla,…). What do u opine @money44?
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Thanks buddy, that call for Mladenovic was great, I had that on my mind (the bye of Sascha) but I finally did not bet for her and im still regretting for that…
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Marketa Vondrousova to beat Anna Blinkova at 1.73 with William Hill
I think Vondrousova is the right favorite here. She has win here in the 1st round against Georgina García Pérez (6-0, 7-6) who was in a good form after becoming the hero for Spain in the Fed Cup. Both players are young but I think that Vondrousova has more pontential than Blinkova. She played incredible in the last US Open winning there against Barthel, Bouchard and Kiki Bertens and losing finally against Tsurenko in a 3 set match. After that she put Julia Gorges in troubles in Wuhan (3-6, 6-3, 6-7) and lost in the 2nd round against Martic in the AO after winning against Rodina there. Blinkova has win against Vijliantseva in the 1st round here (3-6, 6-4, 6-4) but she did nothing especially remarkable in the last months except for her wins in Doha against Bernarda Pera, Stosur and Sevastova. I have to remark that I watched her match against Sevastova and I almost sure (like 80%) that Sevastova tanked that match (I remember that she played the whole match doing a lot of strange errors and she didn’t care anything about that when she is a player that gets angry when the matches goes wrong). Vondrousova leads the h2h 2-0 and she has an incredible 38-5 on hard indoor courts (53-22 Blinkova).
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Malek Jaziri (+4.5) to beat Federico Delbonis at 1.87 with 888
The odds for the victory of Delbonis looks ridiculous to me so im gonna try the victory of Jaziri with a games handicap. Jaziri won in the 1st round against Berlocq (6-3, 4-6, 7-6) in Cordoba and lost in his second match there against Cuevas (6-7, 2-6). Then, he lost in Buenos Aires in the 1st round against Ferrer (6-7, 3-6). Delbonis did better in Cordoba, winning there against Mayer (6-4, 6-7, 6-3), Carballés (6-7, 6-2, 6-2), Munar (7-5, 6-4) and was finally destroyed by Londero (1-6, 0-6). Then, he lost in Buenos Aires in the 1st round against Munar (2-6, 6-2, 1-6). Delbonis is the favorite but Jaziri has played decently and I think he can cover this line.
Feliciano López vs Denis Istomin Over 23.5 Games at 1.86 with 888
2 players with a lot of doubts about their current form but with a big serve on a fast court.
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Simona Halep (-1.5 Sets) to beat Elise Mertens at 1.96 with 888
Nothing much to say here. Halep has won the 2 matches that they have played by the fast way and both matches were played in 2018 (6-2, 6-1 in RG and 6-0, 6-3 in Madrid). I’m still disappointed with the awful performance of Mertens in the Fed Cup. It’s true that she has played better here but I expect a win for Simona in 2 sets considering that she is better and is in a better form than Mertens.
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Daniil Medvedev (-2.5) to beat Gael Monfils at 1.77 with Marathonbet
Medvedev is playing incredible the last weeks. Now he will face Monfils who is also playing well but not in the same level than the russian. Just one week ago Medvedev won easily against Monfils in the semifinals of Sofia (6-2, 6-4), so I expect another win for Medvedev here.
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Kei Nishikori (-4.0) to beat Marton Fucsovics at 1.81 with Marathonbet
In this case im not right with you about the match between Fucsovics and Nishikori. Fucsovics has played 6 matches in 9 days and this is not best way to play against a Nishikori that is not playing his best tennis but who will be fit for this one (only 2 matches played here since the AO). I expected a hard match for Kei against Gulbis but I was wrong, he destroyed him (6-1 and 6-4 and could have been worse for him). Nishikori is more solid than Fucsovics and considering that he has played 6 matches in 9 days I expect a comfortable win for Nishikori.
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@money44 okok! my reference for what i said about Tiafoe and Sam was the Australia Open, let's see if Jung gives us some good news this evening
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Elina Svitolina (+3.0) to beat Simona Halep at 1.80 with Marathonbet
I have watched both players and I think this will be a close game. Halep is still not at her 100% and Svitolina leads the h2h against her (4-1). The last 3 times they have played Svitolina has won easily (6-0 and 6-4 in Rome, 6-3 and 6-4 in Singapore, 6-1 and 6-1 in Canada), including 2 matches played on hard. The only match won by Halep was played on clay, her favorite surface. I know Halep defends Semifinals but Svitolina lost the last year in the third round because she faced the winner of the tournament: Kvitova. I expect a close match, Elina leads the h2h and Halep is still not at her best. Halep has won here against Tsurenko (6-2, 6-3) and Gorges (7-6, 7-6) while Svitolina has won against Ostapenko (6-4, 6-4) and Muchova (6-4, 6-2). I prefer the handicap because this is a match that can be win by both players and the line even can be covered with a win of Halep in 2 close sets or 3 sets.
Jason Jung (+4.0) to beat Sam Querrey at 1.90 with Marathonbet
Jason Jung won against Tiafoe in straight sets and now he will face a Querrey. Tiafoe is in better form than Querrey and has a better return than him so Jung in theory has an easier match than he had in the previous round. The problem is that for these players usually after a big win comes the fall but not always. Anyway, I expect this line to covered at least.
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Well, another bad day for me. @four-leaf you were right about Cuevas, he’s showing some of that tennis that made him a threat for any player on clay and @bobix was right about Ramos, Ferrer did well at first but he had no gasoline for the final set. I need to work better to try to solve this losing streak, but im sure I will do.
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Ernsts Gulbis to beat Kei Nishikori at 3.66 with Marathonbet
Kei suffered in the previous round against a tired Herbert while Gulbis destroyed Copil. If Gulbis serves in the same way he did he will have more options than the odds suggest. Nishikori had a deep run in the AO but we all know than he could have lost against Karlovic, Majchrzak and Carreño. He’s not playing his best tennis right now and he retired in his match against Nole in the quarterfinals of the AO for an injury.
I think those will be my last bets for this week, I also still have Bedene to win the 2nd quarter at 12.00 (he will play tomorrow against Schwartzman who is playing not well and Bedene leads the h2h 4-0 against him so let’s see what happen there but Diego is still the favourite obviously).
Joao Sousa to beat Pablo Cuevas at 2.70 with bwin
Sousa gave us a good win against Londero and i think that he will have more chances than the odds suggest here against Cuevas.
David Ferrer to beat Albert-Ramos Viñolas at 1.74 with 888
Ferrer is playing his last tournaments but this a very special tournament for him because he has won it 3 times (2012, 2013 and 2014). Albert Ramos is not playing his best tennis right now (I bet against him in Cordoba and that worked). I know Ferrer is old and he will retire soon but he’s also a fighter and Ramos is not in his best right now.
Tennis Tips - February 25 - March 3
in Tennis Betting Tips & Predictions
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@money44 Andreescu has only played 2 matches this month, i don't expect her to tank this. I have not considered her matches against left handed players
but she is now playing a high level tennis and the last results of Teichmann are not good.. Do you think Teichmann can trouble her? I think that her momentum is too much high to be cut by Teichmann (the only 2 players that have won her in the last 3 months are Gorges and Sevastova, both matches in 3 sets)