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Aleksandar Vukic to beat Benard Bruno Nkomba @ 1.10 with Betfair
one of these matches where the bookies are pissed to give an odd for. vukic with a great progress lately, reaching his first challenger final in monterrey just before the coronahoax hit the stage in the middle of march. he is 2-0 at utr pro match series sydney so far beating reid and hijikata in straight sets. nkomba on the other side is 0-2 with two straight-set losses to the already mentioned hijikata and reid. the 20yo black guy from australia has never reached a challenger main draw is his life and his biggest achievement is an itf-quarterfinal in singapore. this is almost 100% vukic so i'm going big again.

https://www.tennisworldusa.org/tennis/news/Novak_Djokovic/88932/caujolle-novak-djokovic-is-someone-who-can-be-harmful-/

Murillo - Geller / 3-6, 2-6
Sewing - Zarazua / 2-6, 3-6

Murillo - Geller / 3-6, 2-6
Sewing - Zarazua / 2-6, 3-6

Renata Zarazua to beat Sofia Sewing @ 1.13 with Betfair
sorry for spamming this thread, but something is wrong with betfair opening lines today. from my yearslong experience bet365 is quite accurate with their tennis odds most of the time and they offer @ 1.071 on zarazua. sewing is complete trash, she played 38 matches on the us exhibition tour and i've layed her multiple times. saw both former straight-set losses vs zarazua and she didn't have any chance at all. there was a "close" opening set in their first meeting because renata was asleep, but she came back from being down 3-5 (0-30) to win the set 7-5. the other 3 sets were blowouts. sewing is nowhere near the mexican, she doesn't even believe she could beat her as one could see when she had that lead mentioned above. going as big as i did on geller.

Yeah, so far so good @kedbet!

Renata Zarazua to beat Sofia Sewing @ 1.13 with Betfair
sorry for spamming this thread, but something is wrong with betfair opening lines today. from my yearslong experience bet365 is quite accurate with their tennis odds most of the time and they offer @ 1.071 on zarazua. sewing is complete trash, she played 38 matches on the us exhibition tour and i've layed her multiple times. saw both former straight-set losses vs zarazua and she didn't have any chance at all. there was a "close" opening set in their first meeting because renata was asleep, but she came back from being down 3-5 (0-30) to win the set 7-5. the other 3 sets were blowouts. sewing is nowhere near the mexican, she doesn't even believe she could beat her as one could see when she had that lead mentioned above. going as big as i did on geller.

King - Tabilo / 3-6, 3-6

7 return points today. this guy deserves a spot in every lay betting portfolio. total self-destruction 

GL @kedbet hope to see you around when tennis season is rolling again. cheers

Evans - Peniston / 6-2, 3-6, 10-4
Marterer - Schifris / 6-2, 6-2

King - Tabilo / 3-6, 3-6

7 return points today. this guy deserves a spot in every lay betting portfolio. total self-destruction 

I had a quick check on my database to see if he under performs more often with regards to the market opinion. When he's average 1.65 he's only winning 54% of his matches instead of about 60%. 
He's about on point when he's about 1.35, so maybe he can only perform as expected when he's a strong fave? He's about on point when he's a slight underdog too, winning 45% of his matches when he's average of 2.2. maybe it's more in game laying that you can value from him with. Be interesting to see his break of serve stats compared to the tour. I have to shoot out now so can't check. I bet he's terrible. 

King - Tabilo / 3-6, 3-6

7 return points today. this guy deserves a spot in every lay betting portfolio. total self-destruction 

Peter Heller to beat Niklas Guttau @ 1.30 with Betfair

heller finds himself in the bonus stage of the dtb german pro series after finishing 5th in the preliminaries two weeks ago. he had the hell of a group back then with german number two jan-lennard struff and dark horse mats rosenkranz, who even managed to beat struff from behind 4-6, 7-6, 6-4. since losing to both of them at the beginning of this invitational tournament heller has won the last 4 matches without dropping a set. today he defeated bachinger 7-6, 6-4. heller was ranked the number one itf-player back in february 2019. pure clay court specialist with 12 itf-titles to his name. on the other side we have niklas guttau with no itf-title ever who lost 5 out of 6 so far in the dtb german pro series. he got outplayed by bachinger 3-6, 1-6 yesterday. guttau got his first win today after beating the 17yo philip florig in a deciding set. florig managed to win a single game in his 0-6, 1-6 defeat to heller yesterday. heller will take this, no doubt about that.

Nice picks, only just found this thread as I'm always over in the systems and strategy forum (that's dead at the moment). Good to see some people getting some action, I am waiting for the tour to start again proper to get involved with my bets again. 

Grabher - Dshandshgava / 6-3, 6-2
Bradford - Ore / 0-6, 2-6

Julia Grabher (1.06) to beat Irina Dshandshgava + Junior Alexander Ore (1.17) to beat Carter Bradford @ 1.24 with Betfair
saw both matches from dshandshgava vs antonitsch where she managed to win 4 games in 4 sets. the 18yo is just incredibly bad and grabher on the other side is the most experienced player at the austrian pro series. she won all 5 matches so far and she will also win this one. highest odds on the market, thank you very much for 6% return. at the international tennis series i'm going with junior alexander ore who is facing maybe the worst player of this starting field. bradford is a redshirt sophomore from the florida gulf coast university. he is 1-10 since joining this series about a month ago. in todays matchup he will be confronted with the most skilled opponent so far. ore has a great lefty serve and is overall on a way higher level. under normal circumstances i can't even see him losing a set.

Newborn - Zarazua / 1-6, 0-6
Fanning - Lepchenko / 3-6, 3-6
Brown - Gasquet / 10-23, 5-20, 13-18, 10-18

my croatian is not that good, but the adria tour final was cancelled because dimitrov is corona positive. that sends some guys into quarantine lol.

thanks mate, looking forward for your comeback! i'm into short-odds since the dawn of time, so for me it feels like usual ?

Good luck @kedbet! I'm still waiting for the right moment to get back on track, these short-odds exhos just don't feel right given the limits and everything.

Renata Zarazua (1.14) to beat Rhiann Newborn + Varvara Lepchenko (1.20) to beat Emily Fanning @ 1.37 with Betfair
parry was cancelled as expected, so i'm going big on this combo pick. both matches are played on the east coast pro series. normal rules with a matchtiebreak if needed. zarazua played 37 exhibition matches on the us pro series so far and won 33 of them. only lost to lepchenko, halbauer and twice to jovic. lepchenko and jovic are (beside zarazua and xu) the most skilled players in the us pro series participant field and halbauer is able to do some damage on a given day. zarazua won 10 matches in straight sets lately and is facing a senior player from baylor university. newborn had two itf main draw appearances in 2019 where she managed to win 5 games in total. furthermore she got eliminated in the qualifying 11 times last year. newborn took the first set off lepchenko yesterday, as varvara was sleeping in her opening match. in the second match newborn was crushed by mendez. mendez on the other hand lost to zarazua last monday in straight sets and, even though she reached the tiebreak in the opening set, the aussie never looked like she could beat the mexican. zarazua will grind newborn down and we got the biggest odds on the market. lepchenko played 29 exhibition matches on the us pro series so far and lost 4. twice to zarazua, yesterday to former no1 junior player shilin xu and almost 3 weeks ago to emily fanning! average odds on lepchenko were @ 1.03 back then and literally nobody knows what happened in this match. fanning even lost in straight sets to sysoeva yesterday who was on a 30 set(!!!) losing streak herself and is maybe the weakest player in this series. the chances of lepchenko falling short to fanning once again are not measurable.
good luck mates!

roger that 

roger that 

Maybe he's trying to set records for double faults in all categories - career, season, grand slam, exhibition formats. It's hard not to think that way with the amount of double faults he serves. 12 just now in two short sets.