CzechPunter

Yeah, as unexpected as Pouille I'd say. Still, I can hardly complain. Edit: Kei has just broken back, so perhaps there's still a chance. Naomi Osaka to beat Elina Svitolina at 1.73 with Paddy Power Svitolina should've been long gone now and I fancy Osaka to set the record straight. Svitolina has been having all sorts of problems in her matches and her comebacks were successful only because her opponents weren't able to compete mentally, which Osaka will be.

Wide open that one imo, Collins can just self-destruct mentally after the big win, though the day off should help.

He should, but I'm not sure that there's any value in 1.30. Pouille isn't there mentally, too slow and unimaginative, just pure aggression and that's not enough. For some reason, he isn't the same Pouille that beat Nadal some years ago, he's trying to be more straightforward and raw with bad results, no patience and no point-building.

Good luck, I actually wanted to back Osaka, but I don't like the fact that she's up so early, the hotter conditions were giving her some problems with shot control.

Berdych The handicap line was for the entire match, not the first set!

K.Nishikori/P.Carreno-Busta - Over 3.5 sets at 2.00 with Bet365 PCB did disappoint me big time in the first round, but he has improved since then, while Nishikori has produced just one reasonably good performance and should've been gone against both Majchrzak and Karlovic. PCB doesn't have the serve of those two guys, but he has a better groundgame than all three guys Nishikori has faced so far and I fancy him to really take the fight to Nishikori. I was expecting the overs to be set at 1.72 here, so 2.00 looks like value to me.

@South_African_Punter The day off should've been sufficient, so no.

Muguruza does look opposable from certain points of view, but I'd just like to say that I watched her match against Konta and that it was a really good one with a lot of splendid hitting and without any of the big errors that you typically see in WTA matches. If she plays on the same level, I'm not sure what Timea will be able to do.

Rafael Nadal (-5) to beat Tomas Berdych at 1.85 with Marathon I watched both today and I can't see Berdych doing much even in his current form. The mental handicap is still going to be there most likely and Nadal's somewhat improved serve should be crucial in making the Czech suffer.

Heh, welcome back @BuffChestmen!

Lucas Pouille to beat Alexei Popyrin at 1.52 with Pinnacle Looks like an overreaction to me. Pouille isn't going to be as bad as Thiem and I still don't like Popyrin for all kinds of reasons. The crowd can carry him to a set, but Pouille should take the match in the end.

Naomi Osaka (-1.5 sets) to beat Su-Wei Hsieh at 1.80 with Unibet Hsieh has all the tricks, but they rarely work against raw power and Osaka is bashing the ball very cleanly at the moment. Unless she goes missing terribly, she should just blow Hsieh off the court without giving her enough time to work the angles and all those other nonsenses.

@Hermes I've already told you that you shouldn't use manual own bookmaker links and you even liked that post. Why did you do that again then?

Twice he had the mini-break to bring the overs in..now I can't see that bet winning. What a shame. Edit: Oh wow.

Meh, Karlovic looking very weak today . Let's hope he can find his serve at least.