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Klepac A./Srebotnik V.S. Doi M./Osaka - Doi M./Osaka over 6.5 games @1.8 with Marathonbet

The booker prices Klepac A. / Srebotnik K. as the big favorite as low as 1.15 maybe because their opponents do not play doubles very often. But I believe Oaska’s big serve should help the team get more games than expected. Besides, the performance from Klepac A./Srebotnik is just mediocre this year.

Bacsinszky to defeat Bouchard @ 2.05 - Pinnacle
Bouchard is getting a bit tired now after continual matches. She was shaky at the first round. On the other hand, Bacsinszky won convincingly over Pironkova and she is also consistent enough. So I think Bacsinszky will have the slight advantage. 
 
 

Back Nao Hibino to beat Lauren Davis for a 7/10 stake at 2.80 with 10Bet
Back Serena Williams to win Indian Wells for a 7/10 stake at 3.50 with Unibet
Back Who Will Go the Furthest? - Agnieszka Radwanska (vs. Angelique Kerber) for a 7/10 stake at 1.83 with Bet365
Back Who Will Go the Furthest? - Carla Suarez-Navarro (vs. Ana Ivanovic) for a 7/10 stake at 1.57 with Bet365
Leaving Jonkoping alone with a guaranteed profit (Lamasine and Elias!), as the Indian Wells event is finally here! Hibino looks like the value pick to me in the first round, Davis could be the ideal match-up for her really. I'll also be taking Williams on the outright at odds this big, especially given her affair with the Indian Wells tournament, while I also fancy Radwanska and Suarez-Navarro to go further than Kerber and Ivanovic.
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Chang beat Safina when she was number 1 and she also beat Stosur when she was top 10.

Chang beat Safina when she was number 1 and she also beat Stosur when she was top 10.

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