Twinky99

LAAKSONEN VS YOUNG
Laaksonen is a 1992 young Swedish player who I will say is in some bit of form, well.....winning form considering that a win is a win. He has played Donald young once on clay and the result was decidedly easy in favour of Young 6-1  6-4. I definitely feel that the surrounding circumstances here are different and seem to send out positive vibes about the chances of the Swedish player. There is something ominous about the motivation and chances of a young wild card, especially in a small tournament, plus at the end of a long year when most are running on tired legs. Young has been having a gloom finish to his poor season and should really lack desire. Perhaps, the most important clue lies in the fact that it has been scheduled as the last match of the day. trust me when i say that organizers always know what they are doing. Does not make any sense to schedule a match with very little potential of being a crowd pleaser in a prime time slot. Enough said! I am not saying that Laaksonen will win for certain, but for his price, a lot can be got out of him. I am going with over total games over 7.5 as my tip. In my closet and following my confidence level in the tip, I will clearly be going for to win a set at 13/8 paddy power. Good luck!

Back Roger Federer to win the Swiss Indoors Basel for a 7/10 stake at 2.37 with Paddy Power
Back Lukas Rosol Total Games - Over 7.5 for a 7/10 stake at 1.61 with Paddy Power
I'm on some sort of a winning streak outright-wise and I can't see a better bet than Federer next week, even though I'm not particularly thrilled about the price, so he'll be my pick in Basel. The main reason is that his half of the draw is much easier than the other one (Isner/Goffin/Anderson x Nadal/Wawrinka/Gasquet/Cilic). On Monday, I quite like Rosol to give Nadal a few problems. He's yet to lose against him incredibly easily in three matches and Nadal is yet to play a tough match indoors in this season, so eight games should be fully within the Czech's range tomorrow, especially after the two good performances he produced against Tsonga and Monfils in Vienna.
Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/swiss-indoors-basel-betting-roger-federer-and-stanislas-wawrinka-lead-the-line-up

Back Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win ATP Metz for a 4/10 stake at 4.00 with Betway Back Gilles Muller (-2.5) to beat Aljaz Bedene for a 7/10 stake at 1.66 with Paddy Power I have plenty of doubts about Wawrinka at the moment, so Tsonga has to be the pick for me in Metz this week. Also, Muller should have no problems against Bedene, who's never been particularly good indoors. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-me...ield-in-france

Well it was not too bad at least made some money

Starting with a bank of $1000 current bank value is $1546.

PETKOVIC VS HALEP This match-up certainly comes with all the right signals - a true dog fight in prospect. Both players are kind of in similar form albeit ascending. H2H is 4-1 in Halep's favour with the last meeting in Beijing last year being very close. I believe that Petkovic is now approaching that part of her year where she suddenly breaks into sublime form like confetti set loose in rampage. I see her taking a set here and perhaps a bit more. I might just play it safe and put the DJ's on standby for the commencement of the petko boogie!!! Still, safety first! Petkovic to win a set! Good luck everyone!!!!!!

Back Kei Nishikori to beat Rafael Nadal for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Betway Back Ernests Gulbis (+1.5 sets) to beat Novak Djokovic for a 5/10 stake at 4.50 with Paddy Power Kei Nishikori came close to beating Nadal last time out and we all know how things have changed since then. In fact, I think that he's actually been the better player of the two so far in this season, so I'll back him at 1.90 to finally break the Nadal curse. Also, a small punt on Gulbis to take a set off Djokovic. Not very likely, of course, but 4.50? Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/rogers-cup-betting-can-nishikori-finally-beat-nadal-