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Dustin Brown will beat Thomaz Bellucci and Monica Puig will beat Polona Hercog in straight sets.
I've seen Thomaz playing at home before on hardcourt and he's awful. I doubt it will work for him better this time. Monica is just a level above Polona.
Double at 4.29 with bet365

Simona Halep to beat Angelique Kerber for a 7/10 stake at 1.60 with Betrally
Head to head is 3-0 to Simona on hard. Angelique has won the last 2 on clay and grass this season but on hardcourt Simona rules Angelique but Angelique really has been better this year but I think it's time for Simona to get another win over Angelique.

Back Janko Tipsarevic to beat Kyle Edmund for a 7/10 stake at 2.37 with Skybet
Back Lukas Rosol to beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga for a 7/10 stake at 4.00 with Skybet
Back Jiri Vesely to beat Lucas Pouille for a 7/10 stake at 1.75 with BetVictor
Switching to the Davis Cup now, as I just can't ignore the odds that are on offer for some of the home players. Home conditions tend to play a major role in the Davis Cup, so even Rosol should have a decent chance of upsetting Tsonga, especially with the Frenchman staying at SW19 for much longer than the Czech.
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5.5pts R.Olivo +5.5 games to beat P.Kohlschreiber 10/11 BWin
5.5pts J.Sousa -2.5 games to beat G.Elias 8/11 Bet365
Taking these two but I also see over 20 games in the Ferrer/Brown encounter but I'm leaving that match due to an outright on Dustin. Olivo is suited well to the clay and in general is looking a very good player. Has beaten Verdasco on the clay and pushed over players so I think he can keep it close against Kohli. Souza I think can win with a few games to spare infact I'm tempted by the 2-0 on Sousa as Elias was handed the game by Daniel. Daniel had 15-40 break points about 3/4 times in that match and then did some bizarre shots at crucial moments. Sousa far more experienced.

Martin Klizan (-1.5 sets) to beat Daniel Gimeno Traver for a 7/10 stake at 1.72 with Bet365 
Martin comes into this match having won in straight sets by 6-1 6-1 over a youngster only 17 years old. Quick match in other words. Quick is the last thing Daniel had in his last match against Daniil Medvedev, he was on court for over 3 hours. Last season he lost in Casablanca final by 6-2 6-2 against Martin and this time it does not look to bright for him either. Martin has a pretty good chance of taking this easily.

Yoshihito Nishioka to beat Peter Polansky for a 7/10 stake at 1.78 with Pinnaclesports
I think Yoshihito will lose sometime in the near future but not this match. He did'nt drop a set in Winnetka and started in this tournament by beating Matt Reid and Dayne Kelly in straight sets both ranked around 300 and now faces a home favourite in relatively good form. But I think he will beat Peter to. Yoshihito really has improved his game a lot the last two years and he may very well be ready to step up his game to ATP level. He's entered top 100 for the first time this week and if he has another good week here he will consolidate his position to asure himself of not falling out of top 100 to easy. It all looks like he will have another good week. The odds are too good to be missed on Yoshihito. Only because Peter won 6-4 6-1 yesterday over James Mcgee ranked 365 and before that his win over Andrey Golubev 6-2 6-3 and being the home favourite makes the odds so high on Yoshihito. Anyway I think the young guy is on the rise and will be winning this one also.

Anyway, good bet! I myself sits on Stephane Robert to win. I've also taken over 2.5 sets Ferrer v Hemery but that's just a longshot. Took it because Ferrer hasn't played on clay since may when he lost to Berdych in RG.

Thanks. I like the look of Klizan Vs Wessels being under 18.5 at Evens. Wessels is only 17!! Klizans form puts me off alittle but nevertheless, Id be suprised if a 17yr old in any form can beat a clay courter on the clay such as Klizan.

Anyway, good bet! I myself sits on Stephane Robert to win. I've also taken over 2.5 sets Ferrer v Hemery but that's just a longshot. Took it because Ferrer hasn't played on clay since may when he lost to Berdych in RG.

Back Stephane Robert to beat Inigo Cervantes for a 7/10 stake at 2.20 with BetVictor
Back Daniil Medvedev to beat Daniel Gimeno-Traver for a 7/10 stake at 1.91 with Skybet
Two picks based on what I've seen and the H2H records in the rivalries, there really isn't much that could be added to that. Both Cervantes and DGT were lucky to win their first round matches, while Robert and Medvedev actually looked good in their own right.
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2 PICKS FOR TODAY:

GSTAAD BACSINCZKY-MINELLA 2-0 SETS @1.5 pinnaclesports
BUCHAREST KOVANIC-LEYKINA 2-0 SETS @1.4 pinnaclesports/williamhill

Expect it to be an easy wins for in-form favorites in both matches.
 

Florian Mayer to beat Pablo Cuevas for a 7/10 stake at 3.25 with bet365
Have taken Florian to win this one based on Czechs preview and I've also noticed that Florian have met Pablo twice and won both times on clay although it happened 6 years ago it's still something to go by since one of his wins was in this same event in Hamburg in straight sets and before that in Braunschweig in 3 sets. Long time ago since Florian beat Pablo and I think it could be time for another Florian win over Pablo. Anyway I think Florian is worth taking.

Angelique Kerber (+3.5) to beat Serena Williams for a 7/10 stake at 2.10 with Paddypower
I strongly belive Kerber again will have the game to trouble Serena seriously since she is in some great form right now. Her defense is quite awesome and her ability to hit winners from difficult angles exists very mutch. Anyway this bet is the one for me on this final I can say already.

Yoshihito Nishioka (-1.5 sets) to beat Alexander Sarkissian for a 7/10 stake at 2.25 with Paddypower
Having seen Alexander play yesterday against John Patrick Smith I've decided to go for Yoshihito in this one to win in straight sets again. He's been untouchable so far this tournament although the two opponents have been of less quality then Alexander I still don't think Yoshihito will have any troubles with returning Alexanders serves as they where not so impressive yesterday. Yoshihitos first real test will come in the semis probably against Frank Dancevic but I think we will see a final between Frances Tiafoe and Yoshihito. 

I have no information on these matches more then you. But I would say Roberto Carballes Baena is slightly overrated and it's clear to see that Laaksonen can win again.

Back Angelique Kerber to beat Simona Halep for a 7/10 stake at 1.72 with Skybet
Back Yaroslava Shvedova to beat Venus Williams for a 7/10 stake at 2.37 with Skybet
Agree with what's been said about Kerber - and I'll also throw Shvedova into the mix, as I think that she's been better than Williams so far in this event. Williams is winning more through experience than through good play, but Shvedova already has scalps of four very good players, so I think that she's worth a play at 2.37.
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What do you think of these players winning tomorrow because they are at great odds
Halep
Radwanska
Suarez Navarro
Kuznetsova
 
 
Richard Gasquet vs Jo Wilfried Tsonga
Over 42.5 games 10/11 paddy power
I cant see much between these two and i think we are in for another long match Tsonga is probably slight favourite but these two can play on grass and probably it is there favourite surface so i think we are in for a great match
 
Venus Williams vs Carla Suarez Navarro
Over 21.5 games 8/11 paddy power
Navarro to win 11/10 paddy power
Navarro to win 2-1 7/2 paddy power
I think this could be time that Venus might just get beaten, as each match she plays she always comes close to losing and now she has got her toughest match yet, so i think her might come to an end but she has to play a great match if she wants to stay in the tournament
 
Daniela Cibulkova winning her quarter 2/1 paddy power
She has looked impressive at this tournament and she is capable of going far and even reach the final

Back R.Federer/S.Johnson - Over 3.5 sets for a 7/10 stake at 1.90 with Paddy Power
Back Nicolas Mahut to beat Sam Querrey for a 7/10 stake at 1.70 with BetVictor
Back Tomas Berdych (-5.5) to beat Jiri Vesely for a 7/10 stake at 1.91 with Skybet
Federer not that great so far, I think that Johnson will test him in his current form. Mahut should be too strong for Querrey, as we all know how problematic big wins can be in the short term (and Mahut has a 2-0 record against the American, with both matches being recent). Finally, I also fancy Berdych to have no issues against Vesely - it's never easy to face one's idol, after all.
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Back Yaroslava Shvedova to beat Lucie Safarova for a 7/10 stake at 2.10 with Paddy Power
Back Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (+1.5 sets) to beat Coco Vandeweghe for a 7/10 stake at 2.00 with Paddy Power
Safarova is lucky to still be here, while Shvedova has recorded three good wins, so it's only logical to back her as the underdog here. I also fancy Pavlyuchenkova to get something off Vandeweghe, as she's played herself into a really good form in this event and as she should like the underdog position that will allow her to swing freely.
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Andy Murray to win Wimbledon @ 2.00 Unibet (1 pt)
Having been happy to back Djokovic at odds-on before a ball had even been hit, I'm more than happy to back Murray at even money now we're down to the last 16 and the defending champion has exited the tournament. Murray next plays Kyrgios and I don't think the Australian is ready to beat him at a tournament like this yet, and after that he will play either Gasquet or Tsonga in the last 8 and he has a good record against both. He could face Berdych in the last four and possibly Federer in the final, but I would favour him against Berdych on a fast surface and given the injury problems that Federer has had this year it's hard to see the Swiss beating Murray across five sets.

Hello friends I'm done with my examinations and now it's time to enjoy some lawn tennis.... 
So Djokovic lost, that opens up the first half of the draw especially for Milos Raonic. I remember watching him at the Aussie Open and had a huge feeling that he will be a major force at Wimbledon (Yes, he's come a long way :)). Now the only real threat between him and his goal to reach the finals of Wimbledon is Roger Federer who, if I am not mistaken was dealing with an injury and still having some after effects of that. I think a resurgent Raonic will be too much for Federer to handle even though he has been traditionally good against big servers. Then there's Murray who I think has a very easy path to the finals now that both Wawrinka and Delpo are out. A final between Raonic and Murray, on grass, at Wimbledon - ypu don't need to be rocket scientist to know that Murray has total advantage over here. But i think an E/W bet on Milos Raonic at 8.00 will be a good wager as the runner up part will pay most of the money wagered back... Winning will be an extra bonus... There's also Milos Raonic to reach the finals at 3.75 which seems attractive. 
What do you think guys and esp. my man Czech? 
P. S. Can anyone please explain how the decimal odds change in E/W bet?? 

Raonic could be in there this time around TheBeast, if his serve stays strong he's got a chance against everyone. As far E/W prices are concerned, you just substract one and divide then add one, i.e. if you bet on Raonic at 8.00 at EW 1/3, you'll get 7/3+1=3.33 odds.
I'm hoping for Cibulkova to win, as I still have the quarter bet on her from the start of the tournament and I think that she actually has an excellent chance of winning, it's only if she gets her rhythm right fairly early on. She's got the better game and she can out-hit Radwanska easily on this surface, she just needs to keep her UE count low. If I didn't have the quarter bet, I'd probably back her at odds against vs. Radwanska today.

Ekaterina Makarova (-1.5 sets) to beat Elena Vesnina for a 7/10 stake at 2.25 with Bet365
Ekaterina hasn't lost a set to Elena since 2004 and their head-to-head goes back a long way. Between 2008 and 2015 Ekaterina has won 6 times in straight sets so I think it goes the same way now. 
Edit: I mean look at the way Ekaterina outclassed Barbora Strycova. She was dictating everything in that match. I'm confident about her doing the same to Elena. And btw Elena had some troubles taking out qualifier Julia Boserup who only had some luck in her draw to get to the third round with Bencic who retired. The match went a bit too close when considering that Julia Boserup never been ranked higher then 174 and now at 225. 

It's 3-1 head to head for Big John against Jo and Big John did'nt struggle against Matthew Barton. It was just the way it was supposed to be. Serve serve and more serve. A usual day at the office for him although Barton served for the third set it does'nt matter in the next match. New match and new opportunities. I think Big John might just get some chances on the Jo serve and steal a break in the fourth set and that means he serves it home. 

Back N.Kyrgios/D.Brown - Over 34.5 games for a 7/10 stake at 1.80 with Bet365
Back Steve Johnson to beat Grigor Dimitrov for a 7/10 stake at 2.30 with Bet365
Brown should make it close against Kyrgios imo, he's a worse match-up for the Australian than Stepanek on this surface. I also like Johnson as the underdog against Dimitrov, as the guy is on a massive roll at the moment, while Dimitrov hasn't been all that impressive lately. He did beat Simon, but that's not a big achievement nowadays.
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