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there's a couple of prices I like in Miami today
Storm Sanders at 2.75 vs. Cocciaretto. I watched a couple of Storm's matches this year and was impressed. She defeated Putinseva and Tomljanovic at Adelaide, before losing to Bencic. Cocciaretto I've only seen when she lost to Bouchard in Mexico, but she struggled to hit the ball over the net and looked dreadful. I know she has a lot of wins but most are against players significantly worse than Sanders. 
Marta Kostyuk at 2.62 vs. Pironkova. I see this being a close match. but Kostyuk on her day is unplayable, so happy to take her at longer odds. 
 

Lloyd Harris at ~1.50 vs. Andy Murray. 

I've been confidently taking Fernandez and Ann Li in all of my multiples throughout WTA Monterrey (every round), and unsurprisingly I will be going for them again - vs. Kuzmova and Zheng - respectively. 
Fernandez has impressed me so much and without looking I imagine she must be the clear tournament favorite.
Li plays a very fast style but has a really solid game and is on a great run since October - her only defeat in 14 came against Sabalenka at the AO. I can't see her losing to Saisai.
I'm tempted to include Sorribes Tormo considering the fact she's played a match less and that she drummed Schmiedlova in 2019 (6-4, 6-0) - but I haven't watched any of her Monterrey matches. That being said, I know what to expect from her. 
Li - 1.44 (B365)
Fernandez - 1.22 (B365)
The Double - 1.76

I've been confidently taking Fernandez and Ann Li in all of my multiples throughout WTA Monterrey (every round), and unsurprisingly I will be going for them again - vs. Kuzmova and Zheng - respectively. 
Fernandez has impressed me so much and without looking I imagine she must be the clear tournament favorite.
Li plays a very fast style but has a really solid game and is on a great run since October - her only defeat in 14 came against Sabalenka at the AO. I can't see her losing to Saisai.
I'm tempted to include Sorribes Tormo considering the fact she's played a match less and that she drummed Schmiedlova in 2019 (6-4, 6-0) - but I haven't watched any of her Monterrey matches. That being said, I know what to expect from her. 
Li - 1.44 (B365)
Fernandez - 1.22 (B365)
The Double - 1.76

I've been confidently taking Fernandez and Ann Li in all of my multiples throughout WTA Monterrey (every round), and unsurprisingly I will be going for them again - vs. Kuzmova and Zheng - respectively. 
Fernandez has impressed me so much and without looking I imagine she must be the clear tournament favorite.
Li plays a very fast style but has a really solid game and is on a great run since October - her only defeat in 14 came against Sabalenka at the AO. I can't see her losing to Saisai.
I'm tempted to include Sorribes Tormo considering the fact she's played a match less and that she drummed Schmiedlova in 2019 (6-4, 6-0) - but I haven't watched any of her Monterrey matches. That being said, I know what to expect from her. 
Li - 1.44 (B365)
Fernandez - 1.22 (B365)
The Double - 1.76

Krajinovic is imo the better player, and wins a lot of points on his huge first serve. All you/any of us can do is make bets/take positions based on the info and prior knowledge we have. We can't control outcomes (unless maybe we're close friends with Dzumhur), so don't sweat it. 

Krajinovic is imo the better player, and wins a lot of points on his huge first serve. All you/any of us can do is make bets/take positions based on the info and prior knowledge we have. We can't control outcomes (unless maybe we're close friends with Dzumhur), so don't sweat it. 

I like the price of Jeremy Chardy vs. Alex De Minaur, at around 3.0-3.1. 
Chardy is a big server/big hitter and has been on fire this year, beating Goffin (2-0) and Humbert (2-1) in Rotterdam, before losing to Rublev in 3 sets in the QF.
He also made the semi-finals of Melbourne, defeating Fritz, Simon and Cilic along the way. De Minaur was drummed by Fognini 3-0 at the AO, and beaten by Nishikori 2-1 recently in Rotterdam. 

I like the price of Jeremy Chardy vs. Alex De Minaur, at around 3.0-3.1. 
Chardy is a big server/big hitter and has been on fire this year, beating Goffin (2-0) and Humbert (2-1) in Rotterdam, before losing to Rublev in 3 sets in the QF.
He also made the semi-finals of Melbourne, defeating Fritz, Simon and Cilic along the way. De Minaur was drummed by Fognini 3-0 at the AO, and beaten by Nishikori 2-1 recently in Rotterdam. 

It seems we had very similar bets (Karat, Chardy, Bulbik + Meddy) - although mine did not contain Sainykh ?

Gerasimov to beat Hanfmann at 1.40 with bet365
I also like this match. The odds are not high but Gerasimov is really good playing on indoors. In Montpellier he beat Murray, Bedene, Davidovich and lost in the SFs against Goffin in a 3 set match. In Rotterdam he lost in the 1st round but it was against Tsitsipas and it was tight (7-6, 7-5). The last year here he reached the SFs, beating Ruusuvuori, Novak and Goffin and lost against Aliassime. As I said, I really like him when he plays indoors and here is where he has his best results. Hanfmann best surface is clay. 

@Torque First of all. You should know that rankings a lot of times don't show the real level of players (did you know Karatsev before...?). That being said, how many times have you seen Tomova? Did you know her? Could be there some back story that explains why she is ranked that way? Personally, I did not know her, I just said that it shocked me how she played and I just found really poor your comment, reducing all to a "Mertens couldn't hold the serve". Reading you seems you're assuming that when a good ranked player loses to a worse ranked player is because the good ranked one played a bad match. That's ridiculous. WTA has reached a point where a top 100 player on a good day can beat a top 20 player fairly, and this is due to 3 things: the first one is that the difference between good players and normal players has become short, the second one is that most of the players nowadays are big hitters and the third one is that rankings sometimes don't show the real level of players. As you said, we have difference opinions.

In his match yesterday he (Rune) picked up an injury at 4-2 up second set (he won first set), and essentially couldn't run for the final few games. He managed to serve it out whilst limping between points somehow. I believe he was 1.75 when serving for the match. 

In his match yesterday he (Rune) picked up an injury at 4-2 up second set (he won first set), and essentially couldn't run for the final few games. He managed to serve it out whilst limping between points somehow. I believe he was 1.75 when serving for the match. 

In his match yesterday he (Rune) picked up an injury at 4-2 up second set (he won first set), and essentially couldn't run for the final few games. He managed to serve it out whilst limping between points somehow. I believe he was 1.75 when serving for the match. 

as much as I like the guy, Big 'Foe is on my list of ''Do not bet again'' after his performance against Moutet. 

What do we think of the Storm Sanders price (3.2) on home soil against Bencic? I watched some of Storm vs. Putinseva and she looked impressive. She's also beaten big serving Pera and McNally in qualifying - and defeated Tomljanovic comfortably en route to the QF. I smell an upset

I like both of these selections.
If Rinderknech was somehow also playing someone who hadn't played in a year, that would be my perfect treble. ?

Bencic really struggled against Kuznetsova. imo no way she beats Mertens.
Juvan also struggled vs. Sheriff. No way she lays a glove on Brady. 
Would probably say Putinseva has a chance, and is playing well - if you're after an underdog. I wish there was an under/over market for the number of times her racket is smashed on the floor.

I think I've finally found a bet that I like:
Hsieh vs. Vondrousova Total breaks of serve - Over 7.5 @1.80 
Two players who struggle to hold serve at the best of times. They met earlier this year in a 3-set match - which had 14 breaks of serve.
16 breaks of serve in Hsieh's match against Errani; 8 against Andreescu, 7 against Pironkova. Vondrousova had 14 against Peterson, 8 against Marino and 5 against Cirstea.

I think I've finally found a bet that I like:
Hsieh vs. Vondrousova Total breaks of serve - Over 7.5 @1.80 
Two players who struggle to hold serve at the best of times. They met earlier this year in a 3-set match - which had 14 breaks of serve.
16 breaks of serve in Hsieh's match against Errani; 8 against Andreescu, 7 against Pironkova. Vondrousova had 14 against Peterson, 8 against Marino and 5 against Cirstea.

Bencic really struggled against Kuznetsova. imo no way she beats Mertens.
Juvan also struggled vs. Sheriff. No way she lays a glove on Brady. 
Would probably say Putinseva has a chance, and is playing well - if you're after an underdog. I wish there was an under/over market for the number of times her racket is smashed on the floor.

Bencic really struggled against Kuznetsova. imo no way she beats Mertens.
Juvan also struggled vs. Sheriff. No way she lays a glove on Brady. 
Would probably say Putinseva has a chance, and is playing well - if you're after an underdog. I wish there was an under/over market for the number of times her racket is smashed on the floor.

Bencic really struggled against Kuznetsova. imo no way she beats Mertens.
Juvan also struggled vs. Sheriff. No way she lays a glove on Brady. 
Would probably say Putinseva has a chance, and is playing well - if you're after an underdog. I wish there was an under/over market for the number of times her racket is smashed on the floor.

ah, a flock of birds arriving onto court just as Cirstea serves a key game in first set.
Is this the 'Down Under' version of the screaming kids outside the court debacle from a couple months ago?