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Pahang -1 @ 1.83 v Kelantan Kelantan will be short handed with a couple of starters out due to injuries and suspensions. And because of some postponed games, this will be their 6th game in 18 days. I don't think they can handle a Pahang team who is desperate to make amends for the defeat to the Lions.

Back Pablo Andujar to beat Frank Dancevic for a 9/10 stake at 1.55 with BetVictor Back Tommy Robredo (+5) to beat Andy Murray for a 7/10 stake at 1.73 with Betway Back John Isner (-3) to beat Benjamin Becker for a 7/10 stake at 1.91 with Betway Cuevas threw in two double faults in a row when serving for the match yesterday, that made it as bitter as possible. Anyway, here we go. Dancevic is losing against players like Sekiguchi, Clezar and Bolt these days, so can't see him beating Andujar unless the Spaniard is serious injured. The 5 games head start for Robredo also looks pretty generous if you consider the recent matches between him and Murray and all the questions surrounding the Scot. Finally, I'll throw a few quid on Isner yet again. Tiredness should set in I guess, but it doesn't get much easier than Becker, who hasn't won a full match since the French Open. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/rogers-cup-betting-murray-and-djokovic-start-their-campaigns-in-montreal

1 PICK FOR WTA CANADA TOMORROW: STEPHENS TO DEFEAT CIBULKOVA @ 1.51 on betfair The two players play similarly, similar style and level when both are at their best. Currently, Cibulkova is completely out-of-form, while Stephens looked great winning the tournament last week.

Hard to say, we'll know more after today. Robredo is 4-0 against Lopez, so perhaps yes (although the last match is from 2009).

Back John Isner (-3) to beat Ricardas Berankis for a 7/10 stake at 1.85 with Betway Back S.Groth Total Games - Over 8.5 for a 7/10 stake at 1.80 with Paddy Power Back A.Zverev/M.Cilic - Over 21.5 games for a 7/10 stake at 1.82 with Unibet Unlucky with Cilic and Gasquet yesterday I have to say, both should've converted the break points they had. Gasquet even threw the entire match away from a dominant lead. Hoping to get back today - Isner should beat Berankis once again, he had no problems against him in Atlanta and nothing has changed since then. Groth could be tricky against Nishikori considering the speed of the courts and how well he's been playing so far. Obvious problems with nerves, but he could even be worth a shot on the moneyline. Finally, can't see too many breaks in Zverev against Cilic, so I'll be going with the overs there. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-kei-nishikori-the-firm-favourite-for-the-title

Back Marin Cilic (-2.5) to beat Sam Querrey for a 7/10 stake at 1.83 with Paddy Power Back John Isner (-1.5) to beat Vasek Pospisil for a 7/10 stake at 1.73 with Betway Back Richard Gasquet (-3) to beat Jack Sock for a 7/10 stake at 1.76 with 10Bet Bad day yesterday but still a profit for the week after a good Tuesday, so here we go. Querrey looked dreadful against Soeda, unless he ups his performance big time it's going to be an uphill struggle against Cilic, who's the much classier of the two these days. Isner and Gasquet should also win their matches against players that don't seem to be doing particularly well right now. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-murray-and-anderson-suffer-shock-defeats

Back Andy Murray (-5.5) to beat Teimuraz Gabashvili for a 6/10 stake at 1.80 with Paddy Power Back Pablo Cuevas to beat Ricardas Berankis for a 7/10 stake at 3.50 with Betway Back John Isner (-3.5) to beat Victor Estrella for a 7/10 stake at 1.66 with Bet365 The two favourites I'm willing to back today are Andy Murray and John Isner. Not only are they a class or two above their opponents, but their opponents are playing poorly right now, which leads me to back them on the handicap lines. About Isner I'm fairly confident, he was good in Atlanta and Estrella was really poor in the first round here. About Murray - well, it's always about how he approaches the match, isn't it? That's why I'm keeping the stakes slightly lower there, although, if he stays focused, it should be easy for the Scot. As far as the underdogs are concerned, I'm definitely going for Pablo Cuevas. He's versatile and he's beaten better players than Berankis on hard courts before, so the 3.50 looks more than a touch high to me. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-murray-faces-gabashvili-gasquet-plays-against-muller

Back Vasek Pospisil to beat Donald Young for a 7/10 stake at 1.65 with BetVictor Back Lleyton Hewitt to beat John-Patrick Smith for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Bet365 Back J.Duckworth/K.Nishikori - Over 2.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 3.20 with Paddy Power Donald Young did burn me yesterday, but it was all about Haas being poor and throwing away a 4-1 lead in the second, so I'm not reading in that all that much. Pospisil has been fairly consistent recently and the injury worries that prevented him from playing his best in Atlanta should be gone now, so he should be able to get the job done today. Hewitt has been horrible recently, but Smith hasn't beaten anyone particularly strong in recent months either and could face an uphill struggle mentally, so I'll take the 1.90 for the legend. Finally, Nishikori hasn't played since Wimbledon and Duckworth has troubled a few favourites in the past, so I'll be giving him a go by backing the three sets option 3.20. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-nishikori-cilic-and-querrey-joining-the-citi-open-action-on-tuesday

Back Vasek Pospisil to beat Donald Young for a 7/10 stake at 1.65 with BetVictor Back Lleyton Hewitt to beat John-Patrick Smith for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Bet365 Back J.Duckworth/K.Nishikori - Over 2.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 3.20 with Paddy Power Donald Young did burn me yesterday, but it was all about Haas being poor and throwing away a 4-1 lead in the second, so I'm not reading in that all that much. Pospisil has been fairly consistent recently and the injury worries that prevented him from playing his best in Atlanta should be gone now, so he should be able to get the job done today. Hewitt has been horrible recently, but Smith hasn't beaten anyone particularly strong in recent months either and could face an uphill struggle mentally, so I'll take the 1.90 for the legend. Finally, Nishikori hasn't played since Wimbledon and Duckworth has troubled a few favourites in the past, so I'll be giving him a go by backing the three sets option 3.20. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-nishikori-cilic-and-querrey-joining-the-citi-open-action-on-tuesday

Back Vasek Pospisil to beat Donald Young for a 7/10 stake at 1.65 with BetVictor Back Lleyton Hewitt to beat John-Patrick Smith for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Bet365 Back J.Duckworth/K.Nishikori - Over 2.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 3.20 with Paddy Power Donald Young did burn me yesterday, but it was all about Haas being poor and throwing away a 4-1 lead in the second, so I'm not reading in that all that much. Pospisil has been fairly consistent recently and the injury worries that prevented him from playing his best in Atlanta should be gone now, so he should be able to get the job done today. Hewitt has been horrible recently, but Smith hasn't beaten anyone particularly strong in recent months either and could face an uphill struggle mentally, so I'll take the 1.90 for the legend. Finally, Nishikori hasn't played since Wimbledon and Duckworth has troubled a few favourites in the past, so I'll be giving him a go by backing the three sets option 3.20. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-nishikori-cilic-and-querrey-joining-the-citi-open-action-on-tuesday

Back Vasek Pospisil to beat Donald Young for a 7/10 stake at 1.65 with BetVictor Back Lleyton Hewitt to beat John-Patrick Smith for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Bet365 Back J.Duckworth/K.Nishikori - Over 2.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 3.20 with Paddy Power Donald Young did burn me yesterday, but it was all about Haas being poor and throwing away a 4-1 lead in the second, so I'm not reading in that all that much. Pospisil has been fairly consistent recently and the injury worries that prevented him from playing his best in Atlanta should be gone now, so he should be able to get the job done today. Hewitt has been horrible recently, but Smith hasn't beaten anyone particularly strong in recent months either and could face an uphill struggle mentally, so I'll take the 1.90 for the legend. Finally, Nishikori hasn't played since Wimbledon and Duckworth has troubled a few favourites in the past, so I'll be giving him a go by backing the three sets option 3.20. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-nishikori-cilic-and-querrey-joining-the-citi-open-action-on-tuesday

Back Vasek Pospisil to beat Donald Young for a 7/10 stake at 1.65 with BetVictor Back Lleyton Hewitt to beat John-Patrick Smith for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Bet365 Back J.Duckworth/K.Nishikori - Over 2.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 3.20 with Paddy Power Donald Young did burn me yesterday, but it was all about Haas being poor and throwing away a 4-1 lead in the second, so I'm not reading in that all that much. Pospisil has been fairly consistent recently and the injury worries that prevented him from playing his best in Atlanta should be gone now, so he should be able to get the job done today. Hewitt has been horrible recently, but Smith hasn't beaten anyone particularly strong in recent months either and could face an uphill struggle mentally, so I'll take the 1.90 for the legend. Finally, Nishikori hasn't played since Wimbledon and Duckworth has troubled a few favourites in the past, so I'll be giving him a go by backing the three sets option 3.20. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-washington-betting-nishikori-cilic-and-querrey-joining-the-citi-open-action-on-tuesday

thankyou CzechPunter. ive been extremely lazy in reguard to posting anything the past yr but have been trolling here for many yrs. I seen a lot of topics dying down so I thought id pull my finger out and give some sort of an opnion on games.

:welcome GIVEUSASPELL, nice to see a new face here!

Thanks for the support guys, it's nice to be back! Let's get the ball rolling again! :ok

Thanks for the support guys, it's nice to be back! Let's get the ball rolling again! :ok

Thanks for the support guys, it's nice to be back! Let's get the ball rolling again! :ok

Fabio Fognini (+1.5 sets) to beat Rafael Nadal @ 2.310 Pinnacle (3 pts) Fabio Fognini (+4.5 games) to beat Rafael Nadal @ 1.892 Pinnacle (4 pts) I can't add much to the previous post and I agree with a lot of the points made, but I'm going to take the safer option (as far as the prices are concerned) and back Fognini on both handicap lines rather than the match line. Although the Italian is shorter now than he was prior to his two wins over Nadal earlier in the year, I'd say the Spaniard is still getting too much credit and that he should be longer in the betting. I don't think Fognini will be as much of a pushover as Seppi was, and even though there is always an element of risk due to his unpredictable level of play I think it's worth backing him against Nadal again.

Back Rafael Nadal (-5.5) to beat Andreas Seppi for a 7/10 stake at 1.83 with Paddy Power Back F.Fognini/L.Pouille - Over 20.5 games for a 7/10 stake at 1.72 with Paddy Power Nadal might not be at his best this year, but Seppi doesn't seem to have the right weapons to trouble him at the moment. Always a bad match-up for the Italian and I would be surprised to see anything else than a fairly clean win for the Spaniard tomorrow. Fognini should win against Pouille, he looked good and focused against Bedene, but the Frenchman is doing well on the form front and the slightly faster conditions should allow him to get some easy holds in, so the overs look like the call to me in all fairness, especially in view of their 7-6 7-6 meeting in Paris at the end of last year. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-hamburg-betting-nadal-fighting-hard-to-end-title-drought

Back Fabio Fognini to beat Rafael Nadal for a 5/10 stake at 4.60 with BetVictor Fancy Fognini at odds this big, Nadal is just not dominant anymore. Seppi was a great match-up for him, but Fognini won't be and the Italian will be pumped up considering he's already beaten the Spaniard twice in this season. He can make a bit of history tomorrow - and, at 4.60, I'm willing to say that he will. Full preview here: https://www.punterslounge.com/atp-hamburg-betting-fognini-aiming-to-complete-a-hat-trick-against-nadal

Good to see you back also.

Yep, Cuevas was bad, happens. Glad to see you back here though!

Chiudinelli looks way too big against Delbonis to me at 8.02 with Pinnacle. Will play his heart out as always and Delbonis is nowhere near excellent form at the moment. There's a gap of quality obviously, but Chiudinelli did beat him easily on hard two years ago and the home conditions will boost him, definitely worth a small stake in my opinion. If any of the side-markets are worth a bet, it's the overs rather than the handicap.