[Tennis Tips - September 10 - September 16]

18 hours ago, South_African_Punter said:

Spain to beat France at 2.62 with SportingBet

Yes, Spain is missing Nadal, but both Bautista-Agust and Busta are solid players. Also, France is missing their main doubles pair of Mahut and Herbert, so I think Spain has a better chance than the odds suggest.

 

Totally agree.

[French Open 2018]

Yogg bet on basketball please :-)

[April 9 - April 15]

5 hours ago, erny86 said:

M8 i like that! bet on Malek 2.95, and thanks for Basi vs Berrettini!

Thanks CzechPunter, you are so incredible!!!

[April 9 - April 15]

On 9/4/2018 at 6:36 PM, CzechPunter said:

Malek Jaziri to beat Marton Fucsovics at 3.15 with Unibet

The Marrakech conditions are so specific that I wouldn't be surprised if Fucsovics failed at his first attempt in them. He's better than Jaziri, but not as much as the odds suggest and Jaziri always tries a bit harder in Africa/Asia.

 

M8 i like that! bet on Malek 2.95, and thanks for Basi vs Berrettini!

[March 19 - April 1]

On 25/3/2018 at 11:18 PM, CzechPunter said:

Pablo Carreno-Busta to beat Steve Johnson at 2.00 with Paddy Power

The Miami conditions don't look all that fast to me, which should hand PCB the advantage in this match-up. Both players are now starting to get back into some form, but PCB's dominance in rallies should be the key here. 1.80 would be my odds.

Denis Shapovalov to beat Sam Querrey at 2.12 with Unibet

Based on what I saw from Querrey in his match against Albot, I simply have to side with Shapovalov, who should be fine unless he breaks himself too many times. Querrey doesn't have the defensive weapons that are needed to deal with the Canadian's winners, so he'll have to rely on serving well, which is something that he wasn't really able to do against Albot. At odds against, Shapovalov has to be the play here.

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[March 5 - March 18]

5 hours ago, CzechPunter said:

Could happen, yeah.

I have bet Alex

[March 5 - March 18]

6 hours ago, CzechPunter said:

Not sure about today at all, it's probably best to stay away given the state of things honestly, too many odd results. I will be hoping for Osaka to beat Pliskova, however, as that would do wonders for the pre-season outright.

Alex De Minaur? Hmmmm....

[February 26 - March 4]

On 25/2/2018 at 11:03 PM, ogii55 said:

Rodionova - Kozlova 3.6 Pinnacle

Rodionova played great last week. She just didn't have luck against Zhang. Her form is going up. Kozlova has her peak in Taipei. She had a pretty close match with Barthel. The value is here. Not more then 2.75 for Riduibiva for that match

Moutet - Pella 3.5 Pinnacle

Moutet already scored two wins here at the Q. He is pretty strong on clay. The dude is a fighter. Pella was stunned last week. He is still trying to find his rhythm.

Hazawa - Kwon 9.06 Pinnacle

Hazawa is former Top 40 junior player. He scored some stunning wins last year on hard. Now he is in home tournament. Kwon is 1/5 this season. He reached the final in 2017, but his form is questionabe. He lost in Davis Cup from Quereshi, who is not playing anymore on singles. Nice odds 

Brengle - Gavrilova 2.3 Tipco

Brengle is coming from a tournament title, where she destroyed everybody. She has enough time to recover and to attack the next big event. Gavrilova had some problems in Fedcup matches loosing twice against opponents, that must be a pretty easy target for her.

Ahn - Townsend 2.42 Pinnacle

 

Townsend is in a hole. She lost by outsiders in her last two matches. On the other hand Ahn is on a rise. She dosed her tournaments and started pretty well in Australia with wins over players like Puig and Larson. She is fresher.

Albot (+1.5 sets) - Anderson 2.61 Pinnacle

 

Anderson won the title week ago with 4 out of 4 wins in three sets. Albot beat Isner in 3 sets and lost from him and from Nishikori also in three sets. 

 

 

 

Thanks m8 for Hazawa!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!!!!

[November 6 - November 12]

21 hours ago, CzechPunter said:

Marianna Zakarlyuk to beat Jessica Moore at 2.10 with Ladbrokes

Jessica Moore has been so dreadful lately that she probably doesn't deserve to be a favourite against anyone. And, well, she'll be facing a somewhat promising player in this one, as Zakarlyuk has done fairly well lately. Not only has she qualified for this event by winning three matches in a row, but she's also managed to beat and trouble some decent players before that (Konig, Hon, Patterson, Inglis). It's the end of the season, but it's clear that Zakarlyuk still wants to do something about her rating and status. Meanwhile, Moore's motivation is probably just non-existent at this point. At 2.10, I'll side with talent & form here.

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[September 25 - October 1]

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