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    5 hours ago, CzechPunter said:

    Lucas Pouille to beat Alexei Popyrin at 1.52 with Pinnacle

    Looks like an overreaction to me. Pouille isn't going to be as bad as Thiem and I still don't like Popyrin for all kinds of reasons. The crowd can carry him to a set, but Pouille should take the match in the end.

    Popyrin +4 Game Spread 2.06 Pinny

    Pouille hasn't been the same since the end of last years hard court season. He's amassed 100 UFE this tournament already. Could be a recipe for another upset imo.

    Fritz +6.5 Game Spread 2.01 Pinny

     

  2. @CzechPunter Tailed you on Setkic... was broken early but brought er' back. Headin' to tiebreak. Let s get this

    Play tomorrow

    Opelka 1.961 2U Pinnacle

    Opelka is going to be aiming to break into the top 100 next year.  Pro attitude. Sandgren is a bit of a hopeful has-been and fools around quite a bit. Although he's talented, he doesn't have the mental toughness or maybe even desire to want to win. I think he'll get frustrated with not winning too many points on return and his little mental lapses will lose him service games.

  3. Isner/Sock O23.5 1.720 Pinnacle

    Good shot at double TB in first two sets, also I think this is a bad match up for sock. Isner isn't going to making any patient plays. This match should be full of 2-3 shot rallies which is how isner likes to play. If sock tries a passive shot, it will be met with power and the point will likely be over. If sock goes for power, the point will likely be over. The point is Isners fitness level and mobility wont be challenged and he'll love to be playing quick points all day. Should be a slug fest with minal breaks if they both serve consistantly.

  4. This is a different Cuevas at the start of this match. The last two matches he played he was spraying all over the place. UFE city... Painting the lines today with bullets. He's looking solid. Mind you... So did RBA in the first set and then he turned the match into a WTA game.

    Not liking my bet right now though!

  5. The martingale collapses pretty quick in sports betting because of the juice. In a coin flip you're paid 1:1 and the odds are the same, so it makes sense to chase. In tennis, it's not uncommon to see 1:10 odds. chase that twice and you're betting $100 to win your $1.

    The odds makers aren't really looking for an accurate or fair line. They're looking to create action and get paid on both ends so if there's a big odds difference, it's not because one knows better, it's because they're trying to get more people to bet on one end of the table or the other.

    Knowing the numbers helps with getting an edge but knowing tennis would help you even more. Knowing the players. Who is tenacious? Who gets pissy? Who's consistent? Who isn't? These things will help you decide where these advanced knowledge bets will give you the best value. If you saw Monfils's melt down at Stockholm, you know exactly what I'm talking about. I was 1 second away from getting Elias at +280. Line went to -500 real fast but if I had a slower bookie, that's where you want to make that play.

     

     

  6. 8 minutes ago, four-leaf said:

    I think you will be wrong about Lorenzi, he isn't that good and he has matchup problems against Cuevas. Doesn't feel good to pick Lorenzi.

    What's Cuevas done since clay season? He wins 250 and 500 clay matches, outside that, he hasn't done anything to write home about. He looked terrible against Sousa and Schwartman in the last two tournaments. Lorenzi's been fairing up well against other hard court players since the US open.

    You're right that Lorenzi doesn't have a big game but it's more of a fade on Cuevas.

  7. Most people on Troicki it seems... Myself included. Good Luck Punters.

    Also took an all favs parlay:

    Muller/Tsonga/Wawa at +117

    Muller and Tsonga benefit from being natural hard court players playing against clay court'ers. Delbo is becoming an all around guy but Muller lives and dies by hard court. Delbonis has a tough time competing with power players on hard and Muller right now unbreakable.

  8. I decided to take:

    Tsonga to Win Vienna at 9.60.

     

    These are one of the fastest courts and that helps Tsongas game. He also got a great draw with only RBA in the QF to really worry about but again, the quick court helps Tsonga especially against RBA. No more Berdych means there's no one really left to threaten his chance at a final. If he's going to beat Murray its in a best of 3, on fast courts, in a smaller tournament. At +860, there's loads of room to hedge as the tournament winds down.

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