vvararu
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2 hours ago, delfino said:
What's happening with Alkaraz? Why we don't see him often? Who he thinks he is? Or he maybe thinks that he must copy the attitude of Nadal Djokovic and Federer! To appear only in slams because they are all multi slam champions! And who? A 19 years old boy probably heavily overtrained and he can't move his legs.
Lets see....If he makes us the...favor to appear before the US open!
Why so aggressive? Any player is free to play whenever and wherever he wants
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Well… your name has to be Jelena Ostapenko to lead 4:1, have 2 match-points and lose the set :))
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Cornet seems to be on-fire enough to beat Liu @1.50. I think it's a good price.
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Never have I been so frustrated by watching a match. Norrie cannot keep a serve… When he succeeds to break the opponent, loses again the very next game
Was able to use only 2 break chances out of 16…
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What do you think guys about total games in Norrie - Kachanov match? Expecting a long one? I’d go with > 35.5 or > 36.5. Can’t see a straight match here. At least 1 7:5 or 7:6 is also very real.
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Hey guys, who do you think is more of a sure thing for today between Schwartzman (against Fucsovic) and Carreno Busta (against Bublik)? Both are hard-workers, both prefer clay... What would be your pick?
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Congrats for your countryman!
Look at Djokovic also. He is not more N1 starting Monday, giving up his position to Medvedev.
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54 minutes ago, neilovan said:
I watched the Vesely v Cilic match, and Vesely served really well. Absolutely hitting the eyes outta it on the serve. Cilic couldn't get near it. Don't want to body shame, but Vesely looks really out of shape (for a pro). Carrying at least 7 kgs of excess mass.
Well... everybody knows how good is beer and sausages in Czech Republic :))))
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Interesting fact. Vesely has won Djokovic once in 2016
Don't think he holds any chance today but... I thought the same of him playing against Cilic and Bautista-Agut.
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Rather than going with Djoker, who has no much game experience this year, over Kachanov, I'd rather go with Bautista-Agut over Vesely. Spaniard seems to enjoy middle-east tournaments and the odds are slightly higher than on Djokovic.
The only thing that I doubt is how "slighly overweitgh" Vesely won Cilic... However, the difference between Vesely and Bautista-Agut is too big currently.
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2 hours ago, 888888 said:
Pegula - Sakkari , any reason for Pegula to be underdog at 2.40 ?
They played exactly 1 month ago on the 23rd of january and Pegula won 7-6(7-0) 6-3.
Most probably that's because since then, Pegula won 3 games out of 5 and Sakkari 5 out of 6. Better conversion rate
In my opinion the match is closer than odds suggest.
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1 hour ago, four-leaf said:
I'm on Karen Khachanov today. Nole hasn't played a match in ages and it's over 5 times the stake on russias third best player (not counting Aslan). Karen beat Nole in the olympics so I'm on it.
Edit: My bad, not in the olympics but in the 2018 Paris masters final by 7-5 6-4.
It's nice to emphasize "russias third best player" but don't forget to emphasize "world's first best player" also, who happens to be very hungry now.
Just joking... good luck with your pick.
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Ok, Kvitova did her job. Begu did not even tried to battle.
Now, thinking about Muguruza ± @1.45. She felt good in the last couple of years in Doha. Reached final in 2021, quarters in 2020. With a H2H 4:0 for Muguruza, I'd expect her make it 5:0.
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Having an itch to back Kvitova to take revenge over Begu but an internal voice whispers to stay away from it.... What do you think guys?
They say...
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I got Goffin +1 set handicap @1.89 ???
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2 hours ago, Torque said:
Continuing my run of backing underdogs and even though it's not been a successful strategy recently, I've got to back Goffin in Doha today. The Belgian may well be in the midst of a career slump, but I just can't have it that he's given only about a 20% chance of beating Ruusuvuori. The Finn comes into this match after choking the Maharashtra final, where he was a very heavy favourite to win his first ATP Tour title. That can be a hard thing to get over, so if there's any kind of hangover here I can see Goffin taking advantage.
10pts Goffin to beat Ruusuvuori @ 4.50 365
Like this as well. Any type of positive handicap would be nice as well
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Good chance to take Tsitsipas at 1,86 after being 1 set down
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I’m not sure how he will possibly win with such weak shots. Serves help him not… there is no big difference between the games when he serves and when he receives. Most taken points are just the unforced errors of Cerundolo.
It’s a shame that i’ve put money on him
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The wind is too strong for Schwartzman to produce powerful shots ?
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Very bizzare play of Sonego in 2nd set. Leading 4:0 against 38 years Verdasco and losing advantage to 5:6. Let’s see how it finishes…
He did it till the end, in tie-break. Still, not an easy task for Sonego to get from 4:0 to 6:6
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What do you think guys about Schwartzman versus Cerundolo.
Diego looked impressive in the match against Munar and did not show any health issues signs. Should be good to go against Cerundolo?
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Watching Fognini - Martinez right now.
Fognini came back from a break in 1st set. Does not seem to be in his "I don't care" mood. Might win this imho.
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I like Sonego over Baez @1.84 unibet.
They both have very good results on clay. Baez starting 2021 and Sonego starting 2019. Regardless, Sonego has a much better record of achievements: Rublev, Thiem, Frietz, Djere… He started this year with a win over Carballes Baena and lost, pretty closely, to the Cordoba champion - Ramos.
Also, Sonego has already beaten Baez this year.
Even if Baez played well lately, I’ll favor the more experienced player to win again.
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Attention on Ruud. He did not play since the beginning of January. Baena have a better clay ‘rodage’ this year so far.
Wimbledon 2023
in Tennis Betting Tips & Predictions
Posted · Edited by vvararu
Hey guys.
Who followed Medvedev and Eubanks so far. Does the american stand a chance today?