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Terrible price IMO. Best of five is a totally different animal and takes time to get used to. Just ask Sascha.

I ve heard the english commentators say that djokovic and alcaraza played a practice set this week and novak beat the kid 6-1, just felt like putting this out here for what's worth.. Even with that taken into account I can t see djokovic so easily dispatching alcaraz

More less I see all favorites as winners today.
But to be honest I dont like what I have seen from Djokovic and Nadal... Murray will gave all he has, Goffin finally in some good form recently...
I will go with Murray win 5.60

Kevin Anderson calls it a career. My kind of player. Gave it everything he had.

Harris loses the first set 6-0 and then he retires. I know I already have said this before many times... but this is why is really important to watch the matches when you bet on tennis. The injury thing is something you can't find on flashcore, sofascore or any other stats site... 

Harris suffered a back injury in his match against Ramos but he still managed to win the match (Ramos was awful).
That back injury is the reason why he did not play the doubles match. It's impossible to know how he will be for the match. If he's OK he can beat De Minaur cause he's better. If he's not, he won't play the match or he will do in bad conditions..., and that's the worst scenario for those ones who decide to back him. De Minaur never has had success on this surface cause he doesn't feel good on the dirt.., but he will fight for every point as he always does. I guess this is the perfect situation for those punters who love to take risks.

So poor from Parrizas!
Aslan Karatsev to beat Oscar Otte at 1.72 with Pinnacle
Otte crushed the apparently jet-lagged/injured Tabilo in the first round, but that doesn't make him a stellar player on clay. Karatsev moves better and can produce the better shots from the back of the baseline. The risk of going missing is huge for both guys, they are hardly reliable, but I was happy with what I saw from Karatsev against the in-form Rune in Monte Carlo. He also has a lot of points to defend here.

Well, Sinner is actually Ruusuvuori's most recent loss! Was a tight match, Sinner is probably somewhat more comfortable on clay than the Finn though. The handicap is pretty high at +4.5, you don't see that all that often in high-profile matches and this one certainly is that. But then, there's a chance that he's physically unfit, so perhaps the higher odds offer a much better value. Just make sure to back him with a bookie that doesn't void retirements after the first set.
Emil Ruusuvuori to beat Jannik Sinner at 3.68 with Pinnacle
 

Goffin to beat Jiri Lehecka 
Quick question here guys.. Is anyone betting on Goffin because it looks absolutely free? I don't understand the price.. Should be closer to -200 ? My book has taken down the line, and I'm waiting for some live betting line if they offer it. 

Djere should definitely win, but betting on 1.12 in Marrakech isn't something I would want to do.

I will give a try to McDonald @2.6. McDonald is decent clay-court player, you can't say that about Kyrgios. In my opinion he is overvalued due the recent nice results on hard. Its last tournament for Kyrgios to fly back home. Clay, he hate it, I dont think that he will be super fighting for win he got already satisfying run, most likely he give a try to clay to test it and finish the US trip.

I got Djere at @1.7 against Lehecka, Lehecka showed up awful at the start of clay season, on the other hand clay is the favorite surface for Djere and he always show good fight there.

I got Djere at @1.7 against Lehecka, Lehecka showed up awful at the start of clay season, on the other hand clay is the favorite surface for Djere and he always show good fight there.

I got Djere at @1.7 against Lehecka, Lehecka showed up awful at the start of clay season, on the other hand clay is the favorite surface for Djere and he always show good fight there.

Imagine going to the tennis and Badosa retires and then Sinner retires. Do they give you your money back?

Norrie was never in it unfortunately. Being hampered by an injury didn't help, but even without that it might not have made a difference. Ruud played very well. About Sinner v Cerundolo, it's funny how people can see things differently. When I saw the prices, the first thing I thought was Sinner was some value and I still think that. Yes Cerundolo has had some good wins to get to this stage, but it's Sinner that has shown his talent at this level over a long period of time. To put it another way, if this was a first round match then Sinner would probably have been chalked up at 10 to 1 on or maybe even shorter.

Well, to be honest, littlebit weak odd on Hurkacz

On to today and again there's not much time until play starts. I'm taking three singles and then one short price treble - all with 365 - starting with Brooksby to beat Khachanov. On a faster surface I might be in two minds about this match, but as it is I think Brooksby deserves to be favourite as he's got more to his game than Khachanov does and that's usually rewarded on slower surfaces like this one. Then I'm backing Van Uytvanck against Rybakina. She's been playing well recently and Rybakina has been dealing with some physical issues so the price on Van Uytvanck appeals. My final single is a bit of a punt as I'm going to take Saville to beat Jabeur. Her ranking is completely false and she's had plenty of wins so far this season including three here. This is Jabeur's first match of the tournament so Saville might be able to catch her cold. As for the treble, I can't see too many problems for any of Nadal, Kyrgios or Vika. Korda is far too inconsistent on serve to trouble Nadal, Kyrgios looks as though he's motivated and having just flattened one clay court player he should be able to take care of Delbonis easily enough. Vika should also be beating Sharma who's fairly limited.
30pts Brooksby to beat Khachanov @ 1.90
25pts Van Uytvanck to beat Rybakina @ 3.20
20pts Saville to beat Jabeur @ 5.00
10pts Nadal (vs. Korda) x Kyrgios (vs. Delbonis) x Azarenka (vs. Sharma) @ 1.56

I'm backing three in Indian Wells today. First I'll take Coric to beat Davidovich Fokina. He's not played since last year and that's factored into his price, but I think it's been factored in a little too much. The conditions should help Davidovich Fokina and he should be the favourite, but I can't have him as short as he is. I'll also back Eubanks to beat Cressy. He's got two solid wins in qualifying behind him, whilst Cressy has lost his last three and his form has - not surprisingly - tailed off after a strong start to the season. Finally I'm going with Linette over Petkovic in what should be a very even match. I give Linette the slightest of edges as the conditions seem to suit her better, as evidenced by her better record at this tournament compared to Petkovic.
10pts Coric to beat Davidovich Fokina @ 4.00 365
30pts Eubanks to beat Cressy @ 2.63 Boyles
25pts Linette to beat Petkovic @ 2.00 365

Etcheverry-Londero - 1 @2.40 Unibet
Clay in Santiago is very fast, almost like no clay. Etcheverry almost 2m will get many cheap points due the specification of surface. He lost two lasts matches but had pretty tought opponets. For me overrall Tomas Martin is better tennis player, has more attributes, he is still growing his game. I think today he gonna win mostly due the very fast clay which strengthens his best weapons (Serve +FH)

started with 200 euros on 10'th of january this year and finaly after a month and a bit I ve reached 2k . Many thanks to bautista and felix who pulled through today.

Nikoloz Basilashvili to beat Arthur Rinderknech at 2.01 with Pinnacle
I can't have Basilashvili as the underdog here. He's generally unreliable, but he's done well in these tournaments before and he now smells his chance after getting through a much trickier opponent in Fucsovics. Rinderknech has that good win over Shapo, but that cuts two ways and he could be a bit deflated tomorrow. Also, this is a very decent match-up for Basilashvili, he's typically done well against these big hitter kind of opponents.

The more Hurkacz want to play better and show up, the worst he plays.

The more Hurkacz want to play better and show up, the worst he plays.

Guys what do you think about Alexei Popyrin to beat Steve Johnson? Steve just now have played doubles final and will have to arrive to Winston Salem. He played long week where on the other hand Popyrin is hungry for win.