Torque

Joe Joyce vs. Bermane Stiverne
Under 3.5 rounds @ 2.2 5dimes 4/10
If you think you've seen the WORST Bermane Stiverne EVER 14 months ago vs. Wilder II then you might get to see an even WORSE Bermane Stiverne tomorrow night. Stiverne weighed in at 254 pounds vs. Wilder II. It was the heaviest weight he weighed in since 2008. And what happened today? I can't help myself than laughing my ass off........he comes in at 273 POUNDS!!! Come on, give me a break. He's here to collect the paycheck. He looks in AWFUL shape. He will get a beating as long as he shares the ring with Joyce tomorrow. I doubt it lasts long. 

Best analysis ever! 

Dan Evans to beat John Isner at 2.65 with Unibet
Go Dan! Go!
Mackie Mcdonald to beat Rady Albot at 1.71 with Unibet
Go Mackie! Go!

Forget the clown Nick Kyrgios, funny that you even mention him with his form. Real joke of player!

@darko08 Keep going. A couple of winners or losers here and there mean nothing. What counts is how you do over hundreds and maybe even thousands of bets - that's what will tell you if you're on the right track 

Get to know the tracks
Years ago I started keeping notes on all the tracks …… whether they were right-hand, left-hand or straight, sharp or galloping, flat or undulating, uphill finish or 'easy' finish, length of home straight on turning tracks, stiff or yielding fences for chases, long run or short run from last obstacle
Unfortunately I no longer have those notes …… but it's all now in my head. Well until I start losing my marbles which probably isn't that far off now.
With younger horses who haven't raced much it doesn't add much value because they haven't run enough on different tracks for any pattern to emerge. But once you get to seasoned handicappers you can often see a pattern as to which 'type' of track they perform best at
old saying - Horses for Courses

@darko08 It's no better in men's tennis in the long run. In either case you're dealing with humans and all humans are fallible. Shock results happen with pretty much the same frequency I would say across both ATP and WTA matches. Last night for example, Khachanov managed to lose from a set up - at which point he was about 50 to 1 on to win - against someone ranked outside the top 200 on an indoor hard court which is arguably his favourite surface. Go figure 

Simple one for me is always take the best price. Take the time to shop around. It can make a big difference to your profit and also minimise your loss if things aren't going right.

Simple one for me is always take the best price. Take the time to shop around. It can make a big difference to your profit and also minimise your loss if things aren't going right.

Norrie has not played since the AO 1st round where he lost against Fritz 3-0.
Norrie record on clay: 7-7
On the other side, Cachin is a local player that has won the Qualification against Trungelliti and Quinzi in straight sets.
Cachin record on clay: 165-106
 
In resume, a clay-courter player already adapted on Cordoba's clay against a Hard surface player first clay match this year.
 
Cachin +1'5 sets at 1'58 with MarathonBet Stake 2'5/10

it's not another Chela v Schwank

Doesn't look strange to me, Goerges with some health problems and this kind of comebacks is fairly standard in WTA.

He is ALT #11 or #12 i think and there are already a few guys in from the ALT list out as for example Arguello and Collarini who are both on the ALT list received MDWCs (like Londero who is also on the Q list right now) so they are out of the ALT list, same for Cachin who received a QWC and probably doesn't need it as he gets in directly. So wouldn't be shocked if he gets in there as some other ALTs are won't come to Cordoba and will pull out like Evan Song or Tak Khun Wang. Furthermore Cordoba is the official replacement of Quito Open and we all know which big success Estrella had there so i won't be surprised if he maybe gets in or receives a wild card for qualies as Cachin as i said who received one should get in directly. He may have some contacts here which help him.  Not 100% sure of course but i wouldn't shocked as said. It isn't a reason to bet against Estrella but everyone who thinks about taking Estrella should take this into account imo. Still i would not bet on Broady here as i said, it's a classic no bet situation imo. But i didn't want to make something bad here, only some additional thoughts for you and everyone who wants to follow.

Maria Sharapova to beat Daria Gavrilova 2-0 at 1.83 with Bet365
I'm not a big fan of set betting in women's tennis, but this looks like a good price to me given how poor Gavrilova has been so far in this season in home conditions. She'll have some pressure off now that she's elsewhere, but Sharapova is a quality opponent and I don't see her being lackadaisical kicking off a home event.

Not much I can add to that TBH. At the prices I'd favour Lewis over Smith and Cross in the bottom half, particularly as Lewis starts against Wright who looked well off the pace at the Ally Pally. Smith should come through the first round though - White can't be feeling all that confident after being knocked out at the Worlds even though he was leading by two sets - but I'd be wary of backing him to win the tournament at a comparatively short price after he was so underwhelming against Van Gerwen in the Worlds final and a repeat of that final would be likely if Smith made it to the final here.
As for the first round of matches, Whitlock should have a chance against Suljovic as his form has improved whilst Suljovic disappointed at the Worlds; Gurney against Chisnall should see plenty of 180's; Price and Wade will likely be a coin-flip (as the prices suggest) and should stand a good chance of going the distance whilst Webster could be competitive against Anderson who was riding his luck for large parts of his Ally Pally campaign and so based on these thoughts I'll put up the following bets:
Lewis to beat Wright @ 2.20 BetVictor
Whitlock to beat Suljovic @ 3.00 BetVictor
Over 180's line at around even money in Gurney against Chisnall
Over 16.5 legs between Price and Wade @ 1.73 BetVictor
Over 15.5 legs between Anderson and Webster @ 1.83 BetVictor
I'll also be on Lewis to win the tournament each-way 

I think that he meant that winning French Open wouldn't be too hard for Nadal.

I agree with your premise as Federer and certainly Murray are in decline but as for who can beat him at Wimbledon the answer is anyone who can serve and volley. As has been proven in the past, that doesn't even have to be one of the top players.

Beautiful,,,,but a roller coaster of emotions!

Not much I can add to that TBH. At the prices I'd favour Lewis over Smith and Cross in the bottom half, particularly as Lewis starts against Wright who looked well off the pace at the Ally Pally. Smith should come through the first round though - White can't be feeling all that confident after being knocked out at the Worlds even though he was leading by two sets - but I'd be wary of backing him to win the tournament at a comparatively short price after he was so underwhelming against Van Gerwen in the Worlds final and a repeat of that final would be likely if Smith made it to the final here.
As for the first round of matches, Whitlock should have a chance against Suljovic as his form has improved whilst Suljovic disappointed at the Worlds; Gurney against Chisnall should see plenty of 180's; Price and Wade will likely be a coin-flip (as the prices suggest) and should stand a good chance of going the distance whilst Webster could be competitive against Anderson who was riding his luck for large parts of his Ally Pally campaign and so based on these thoughts I'll put up the following bets:
Lewis to beat Wright @ 2.20 BetVictor
Whitlock to beat Suljovic @ 3.00 BetVictor
Over 180's line at around even money in Gurney against Chisnall
Over 16.5 legs between Price and Wade @ 1.73 BetVictor
Over 15.5 legs between Anderson and Webster @ 1.83 BetVictor
I'll also be on Lewis to win the tournament each-way 

Is in the final...

I advice everyone to be cautious with the betting from now on. It's quarterfinals and all players in both mens and womens draw are all very good and it's more difficult to find a winning bet than at the beginning of the tournament so be cautious when selecting your bets.

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

Rafael Nadal -6 games @ 2.03 Pinnacle 10/10
This is the first 10/10 bet for me this year i think. Nadal should cruise to a win here, Berdych looks decent but the matchup is simply a horror right now for the Bird and i do expect at least one set where he collapses. I 100% agree with CP here in terms of the outcome, i had this in mind since both won their matches today but i wanted to wait till Asian bookmakers publishing odds as i can't bet as those books like Marathon and all the other 10 Euro books.

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.

@SmashingTip While we do appreciate your input, those links don't have their place there and we're also missing the tip or your clear opinion. In fact, your posts look like advertisements more than anything else. Please change that from now on.