CzechPunter

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The Riyadh event is turning into a farce lol.

Well, some of those names aren't exactly new I think, and you have to give them some credit haha. I'm most surprised by Krejcikova this week, she shouldn't really even be in the tournament, but there you go.

He's playing until the French Open 2025 I believe, but good to see!

There you go, crazy results yet again. Zheng was a good opportunity, but I'm really struggling otherwise, and I'm always already looking forward to the Australian Open. I'm not saying that there isn't money to be made in this part of the season, just that I find it hard to find edges.

If pushed, I'd go with both favorites.

Qinwen Zheng to beat Elena Rybakina at 1.53 with Bet365 Rybakina looked rather frail against Paolini, and she's not in a good spot mentally as far as I know, also some slight physical problems if the reports are correct. Zheng is ambitious, a lot of match practice under her belt as well, this is an excellent opportunity to finally get that elusive win over Rybakina.

Well, perhaps start a discussion yourself! Tough to see good bets in this part of the season, at least for me, but I'm happy to discuss any match, especially a WTA one!

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Mpetschi Perricard might be the next Isner..and better one at that.

I don't trust Watson anymore personally, she's not the force she once was anymore, unless the conditions are really fast, she struggles.

I suppose that's not the worst of bets, but you have to go for it at a one-ball or at least a one-set bookie I think. Another issue is that Rune doesn't have all that much to save his body for, so...the odds are still growing, hopefully you can get in for something like 3.8.

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Sawangkaew actually played really well in this one. Fearless hitting, not many unforced errors, she was the better player from start to finish. All credit to her.

After watching today's action, I like both Pera and Sawangkaew as underdogs, but it's becoming harder and harder for me to actually pull the trigger!

True on that unfortunately!

Yuan Yue to beat Mananchaya Sawangkaew 2-0 at 1.90 with Bet365 Sawangkaew might be improving, but Yue looked very solid against Minnen in the previous round, resilient from the backline and lots of power hitting from her end.

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It's crazy what she does to her opponents' minds.

Probably not purposely, but she certainly didn't look like a professional player out there!

Now that was a farce!

Elisabetta Cocciaretto (-4.5) to beat Aoi Ito at 1.83 with Bet365 Kenin should've crushed Ito in the previous match, but she choked away a 4-0 lead in the final set. Cocciaretto is much better than Kenin mentally, and perhaps even tennis-wise, so I expect this to be easy. It's a bit of a shock to see Ito this far, honestly, she's not a good player, but her unusual playing style can throw many players off. Cocciaretto has heaps of experience, though, and her playing style doesn't produce too many unforced errors, which is what Ito usually banks on.

Laura Siegemund to beat Harriet Dart at 1.50 with Bet365 Siegemund looked decent enough in the qualifying, and the lack of match practice can hurt Dart given the fairly specific Osaka conditions.

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Ena Shibahara to beat Linda Fruhvirtova at 1.50 with Bet365 Fruhvirtova is in a free-fall right now, and Shibahara should be good in home conditions. Linda hasn't won a match since July, losing against the likes of Mladenovic and Lepchenko in the process.