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My opinion is that you're overrating Federer's struggles. It's still Roger and it's still in Basel, his performances against Medvedev and Nishikori weren't bad at all, I just don't see it happening. Raonic's woes are much different than Federer's problems. Krajinovic is at around 8.00, that's 12.5 percent, I don't see his chances as greater than that.

Federer pulled out of Paris by the way. A sign he is clearly focusing on London as he hasn't won the finals since 2011 and had some bad luck there in the last couple of years.
Federers record in Basel is really really good, 42-3 overall and only losing THREE matches in his whole career there.
I don't think Krajinovic is the right opponent to make it to 4...

I don't believe its true CP .. because Krajinovic made round of 16 in 2 notable indoor tournaments, and QF in two indoor tournaments also beating simon/sousa, and taking in form pouille to the full extension 7-6(5),3-6,6-4.  Krajinovic will have a week of rest coming out of an indoor tournament which he had a reasonable performance and probably will put more effort to a prestigious event as Basel.  This is a clear advantage for Krajinovic with 2 indoor matches under his belt coming in to this match similar to how Copil dismantled Harrison.  Not quite the same in a different tournament but definitely applies. 

Melzer wins 76(6) 75 

I make mistake betting with atp men's underdogs here .. I really hope Melzer wins to save.   Womens tennis always a safer play for underdog as we can see in Singapore .. Yes, I will not be surprised at all if Copil wins at this point.. 
I am done for this year .. Sorry if anybody lose money on my tips .. I'm very dissapointed in poor betting .. Shapovalov clearly out of form, and tired from long season.. See you guys next year, and good luck on Melzer either way..  

Jurgen Melzer to beat Milos Raonic @ 5.6 with Heritage
Marton Fucsovics to beat Felix Auger Alliasime @ 1.65 with Heritage
Denis Shapovalov to beat Marin Cilic @ 2.8 with Heritage
Ryan Harrison to beat Marius Copil @ 2.4 with Heritage
Dennis Novak  to beat Karen Khachanov @ 4.75 with Heritage (backup Austrian underdog if Melzer fails us)
Best of luck Gentleman and Ladies .. I have positive units on official plays listed with Punters Lounge tennis.. I am not tracking them, but all plays are valued at the same unit price. 

I like the way Vukic plays alot .. hopefully my book has a line for this one. Nope they don't 
Anyway , I'll be tailing this play when it becomes available..  Ty bro .. appreciate it .. I think he will win also on a quick overview .. also i am not familiar with his opponent 

Challenger Traralgon
Aleksandar Vukic vs. Tung-Lin Wu
=> Aleksandar Vukic @ 2.16 Sbobet stake: 5/10
I do rate Vukic actually as a pretty decent player. He is playing his best tennis obviously in Australia at those home tournaments. He played college tennis for Illinois and finished his senior year in 2018, i fully expect him to have breakthrough season in 2019 as i think he has all the strengths to reach a solid Top 200/150 ranking. I watched him at the beginning of the season in Sydney and he played some decent stuff there vs. quality opponents like Berankis, Lajovic or Feli Lopez. He should have beaten Lopez there but lost due to lacking of experience and showing some nerves. Tomorrow he will face a decent prospect but i really think he should go past Wu with a good performance. Wu is very inconsistent with making many many errors from time to time and Vukic is playing at home, he should add some extra % on his performance. For me he is definitely the favorite.

Jurgen Melzer to beat Milos Raonic at 6.09 with Pinnacle
Fully agree with @opole on this, the odds are just too juicy.
Marco Cecchinato to beat Henri Laaksonen at 1.68 with Unibet
Yannick Mertens to beat Harry Bourchier at 1.56 with Pinnacle
These two picks aren't really about backing Cecchinato and Mertens, even though they aren't bad players by any stretch of imagination. It's just that I really don't rate their opponents at all. Laaksonen has been a mess for quite a while now, he doesn't have what it takes to compete on the main tour these days really, while Bourchier doesn't have what it takes to compete in Challengers imo, he's a futures-level guy all things considered.

Ok Darko , I look forward to working with you and CzechPunter next year on predictions.. I respect both of your knowledge.. The value yes its on Coric.. 
He wants to beat Djokovic for the first time: so its definitely a possibility my friend .. I am watching match, and I think he has excellent chance to win still at huge odds.. worth a small punt 

Borna Coric @ 3.35 to beat Roger Federer with Heritage
Ride the lightning

Ok Darko , I look forward to working with you and CzechPunter next year on predictions.. I respect both of your knowledge.. The value yes its on Coric.. 
He wants to beat Djokovic for the first time: so its definitely a possibility my friend .. I am watching match, and I think he has excellent chance to win still at huge odds.. worth a small punt 

I think Novak is gonna win in straight sets (he plays in an another league actually), but there is no value in him at these ods.

Camila Giorgi to beat Alison Van Uytvanck at 1.72 with betfair
I will be quick. I don’t like Alison, I see her as a player that if she doesn’t play with first serves she lost a lot of points. Today she has won because her first serves went in and also because Barbora did so many errors. Camila is a super aggressive player that can make blood of the second serves of Alison. Surprisingly, Camila is serving very well actually so I expect a victory from her here.

Nice shot mate, put some money on there. Definitely Roger is not gonna win any more Grand Slam, even i think he can't win any Masters 1000. Maybe some more 500 but nothing higher i believe. Borna has absolutely dominated him and the result should have been more comfortable for Coric for what we have seen today.
Camila have won in straight sets, the second one took her a lot of match points but finally she did. Probably no more bets to me for this week, i will check the matches (qualys)... Lets see. 

Borna Coric @ 3.35 to beat Roger Federer with Heritage
Ride the lightning

Andrea Petkovic to beat Kristina Mladenovic at 1.83 with betfair
Mladenovic today has won against Babos in one of the worst matches that I have seen in a long a time. A match with a lot of double faults, unforced errors, horrible drop shots, etc. Considering that both players have played horrible today and the actual form of Mladenovic I see Petkovic favourite here. Petkovic won against Gorges (1-6, 7-5, 6-4) in the 1st round and Maria Tatjana (6-1, 6-3) in the 2nd one. I expected lower ods for Petkovic so I go with the german player here.
Borna Coric vs Matthew Ebden Over 21.5 games at 1.65 with bwin
Ebden is playing very well here and I think that he can compete against Coric with his game of “serve and volley”. Ebden has won against Tiafoe (3-6, 6-4, 6-3), Thiem (6-4, 6-7, 7-6) and Gojowczyk (6-2, 6-3) while Coric has defeat Wawrinka (4-6, 6-4, 6-3), Klahn (6-4, 6-2) and Del Potro (7-5).
Alexander Zverev + Dayana Yastremska at 1.81 with bet365
Nothing much to say here. I see Zverev playing very solid (more than Edmund) and I think that the power of Yastremska will be too much for Kucova. She’s serving well (incredible numbers of points won with the first serve and even with second one), playing solid and hitting the ball with power.

Good luck whatever you will finally do there! Personally i only use to bet in doubles when a non implicated pair is involved in the match. The problem here is that we have two implicated pairs and in this kind of matches your are condemned to suffer.

Ty I may end up placing stakes there, I have my alarm clock set for five hours to do a quick run through before the match starts and then I’ll make my decision

Well, the victory of Keplac/Sánchez is interesting considering that the pair is still not qualified for Singapore while Strycova/Hlavackova are mathematically qualified. Definitely looks very juicy.

Malek Jaziri to beat Alexander Zverev @ 7.5 with 5dimes
Alexander Zverev was beaten convincingly by Kohlschreiber just 4-5 weeks ago at the U.S. open after winning the first set tiebreak 7 points to 1. This is unusual. Zverev is far more talented, and we are in a grandslam.  Zverev I have also seen running with tape on his knee in the last couple months.. I have not seen many of his matches.  But I'm pretty sure that top form is not there. Agut another player definitely not in his finest hour, and was up a break on Zverev in the first set in previous round.  I don't believe this is a impressive result from Zverev opening round in Beijing. It doesn't tell us that much. I've seen tape on Jaziri in Beijing, and he looks to be healthy again. He also had some nice results in Chengdu winning twice in that tournament as an underdog vs Baghdatis, and again vs Mannarino before losing to Sousa in 3 sets.. In my opinion its impressive.  If Jaziri finds his form .. his heavy shots will be hard for zverev to control for winners on the slower surface of Beijing.  Match could go either way, even tho I believe the bookmaker odds is a fair price.  The value of Jaziri winning for me is best value of all the betting options today men or women. I'm rating this atleast a 25% to win.  so thats + 350 euro profit for every 4 bets like this @ stake 100 euro. Good luck guys, and hope to win and to place another high odds tip in the near future.. If I lose then you will not see me for awhile.. Take great care !!

The only entire match i have seen from Osaka here was the one against Julia Gorges. Julia was absolutely destroyed by Osaka (6-2, 6-1). If you take a look at the stats you will realize how Naomi destroyed her (31% of points won with the second serve…!, only 1 ace,…). The question here is if Julia simply played a horrible match or if Osaka played an amazing match. Personally, I think that Naomi played just well and that Julia played a bad match (Naomi making blood on the second serve of Julia was the key I think). Is hard to know how really good is playing Osaka considering the players she has played. She has played Zarina Diyas (6-4, 6-3), Danielle Collins (6-1,6-0) and Gorges. I can’t consider any of them as an in-form player actually (but she destroyed a top ranked player). About Shuai Zhang we know that she has faced more dangerous players (Mertens and Kerber) and that she’s playing some of the best tennis she ever played on her career. The point here is if Shuai will hold the same level against Osaka, and if she does I think she will have some chance, at least to competing with her.

Last bet for today
Shuai Zhang (+4.5) to beat Angelique Kerber at 1.83 with bet365
Im always a little bit scared when i make some kind of bet against the German but considering the oddss and how good  has played Shuai Zhang the last matches i think this line can be covered. The Chinese has defeat Elise Mertens (6-1, 3-6, 6-3) in the 1st round and Timea Babos (6-1, 6-2) in the 2nd one. Like I said on a previous post Zhang is playing very solid, she's being aggressive, serving decently and doing well at the net. Kerber has not won 3 consecutive matches since Wimbledon so actually she's not doing well in hard courts. She won Mladenovic (6-2,6-2) int he 1st round and Carla Suárez in the 2nd one (7-6, 6-1). I really don't care too much about that because Mladenovic is only getting good results in doubles and Carla looks like losing the tiebreak mentally destroyed her. I have no doubts that Zhang will fight the match till the end especially considering that she's playing at home and the crowd will be with her so i don't expect any kind of "disconnection" from her like Carla had.

You'll be hanging around for a bit longer then . Congrats on the tip but absolute insanity from Sasha. Didn't save any of three break points faced on serve whilst only taking four out of seventeen created on return. He lost to an opponent who made less than 50 percent of first serves and despite winning 52 percent of points to 48 - a big difference in tennis. 
Combine that with the madness of Sabalenka against Garcia earlier and I'd say the phrase "Football...Bloody Hell..." needs to be changed to "Tennis...Bloody Hell..."

Oh my god anybody's watching Sabalenka? What the hell is she doing? she's out of her mind and throwing the first set!
Incredible comeback from Sabalenka, happy for the bet but feeling sad for Caroline because that was hard for her. Won the 1st set and was leading the 2nd one by 5-2. She finally lost it in the tiebreak and that mentally broke her who finally did lost the 3rd set by 6-0. Sabalenka played awfully in the 1st set commiting a lot of unforced errors and double faults (Garcia played decent but really did nothing especial). I take note from that for future rounds. Anyway, happy for this week (5/5).
@money44 Congratulations mate!