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Rybakina to beat Kasatkina at 1.53 with betfair
It is a little bit hard to predict at this point of the season but I like how is Rybakina priced for this one. As we all know Kasatkina is just a shadow of the player she was in 2018. Her last 2 years have been extremely disappointing and I still haven't seen any sign to think this will change now. Rybakina is one of the most improved players of the last 2 years. Her first 2 months of 2020 (just before the pandemic started) were just brutal, playing 3 Finals (Shenzhen, Hobart and Dubai) and beating players like Kenin, Pliskova (2 times), Martic, Mertens,... The surface favors Rybakina's game and her serve is a massive advantage so I expect her to win this (I think she should be priced at 1.40).

This match is cancelled.

Dominic Thiem to beat Novak Djokovic at 2.32 with Pinnacle
Novak Djokovic covered the -3.5 handicap against Zverev, but he's going to face a much harder task against Thiem. Thiem has played consistently well when it mattered so far and it's not tough to see that he was saving himself when he was facing Rublev yesterday. I get why Djokovic is the favorite here, but I'd honestly take everything above 2.00 on Thiem. He's been the better player and Djokovic hasn't played like the world's number one for quite some time now, so no reason to have him as such a big fav imo.

Novak Djokovic (-3.5) to beat Alexander Zverev at 1.97 with Pinnacle
I think that we can all agree that Djokovic was poor against Medvedev. Once he went a break down, he almost gave up, making tons of unforced errors and just going through the motions. This leaves him in a situation in which he actually needs to try against Zverev and I think that Zverev is the right opponent for him to get back. Zverev has been erratic so far and he'll give Djokovic plenty of chances if he plays like he did against both Medvedev and Schwartzman. There are stakes in this match and I think that Djokovic will get back to winning ways here more often than not, so I'll take him on the reasonable handicap. At the same time, I don't think that he's the favorite to win the entire thing at this point, both Thiem and Medvedev have looked way better so far.

totally agree on that.
 
Tricky games today- thiem rublev feels like a trap game. Rublev was awful against Nadal but got his rhythm against tsitsipas. in the last meeting in Vienna they went toe to toe until thiems w.o. Thiem already advanced (last year he lost in the exact same situation) and for rublev it is a must win.
 
Nada vs Tsitsipas i consider taken the over 22,5.. i even can see that going into a 3rd set. Tsitsipas likes the court in London and he gave thiem (who is my favourite at this point to win the tournament) a tough match. with his solid serve this should be a tight contest.

Yes, agree.  Speaking about motivation, definitely more on Rublev side and even DT was motivated, Rublev also knew how to win this match-up.  Therefore the chance of Rublev winning I reckon much higher than the odds suggest.

Yes, agree.  Speaking about motivation, definitely more on Rublev side and even DT was motivated, Rublev also knew how to win this match-up.  Therefore the chance of Rublev winning I reckon much higher than the odds suggest.

Yes, agree.  Speaking about motivation, definitely more on Rublev side and even DT was motivated, Rublev also knew how to win this match-up.  Therefore the chance of Rublev winning I reckon much higher than the odds suggest.

Rublev to take a set and overs between Rafa and Tsitsipas would be my call.

Yes, agree.  Speaking about motivation, definitely more on Rublev side and even DT was motivated, Rublev also knew how to win this match-up.  Therefore the chance of Rublev winning I reckon much higher than the odds suggest.

I think the motivation in this match solely rests on Rublev's shoulders. Thiem has qualified and can decide to do anything as we have seen from past experiences in round robin matches. And this idea of Rublev already being on vacation is really a figure of speech for all intents and purposes. On the head to head count, pride or financial reward, Rublev still has a lot to play for. Rublev at least wins a set and possibly more here.

Diego Schwartzman (+4.5) to beat Alexander Zverev at 1.82 with Pinnacle
Settled on this in the end, the line is pretty big all things considered. Djokovic was clinical against Diego, but that was to be expected, more or less. Zverev is way more shaky, throwing in a lot of double faults, etc., and he's not even as aggressive as he should be if his match against Medvedev was anything to go by. Schwartzman will give it his all, while, you know, Zverev might not given his off-court issues and relatively hopeless qualification chances. 

I do not have to worry who wins the match...................
My bet won!!!

Hello! I see ur point in taking advantage of the odd on thiem, but isnt it saffer to go with the over games?
Thiem was amazing against tsi, his serve was outrageous! Nadal isnt the same beast here that he is on clay, but still... its nadal (rublev super disappointing, expected more from him since nadal wasnt that good in the previous hard inddor tourn). My point, I cant predict a winner here  ahah    but I can see both of them closing their serves and going deep in the sets.
1st time making a comment, so if what a said was stupid  just ignore  ahah
 
Cheers from portugal guys, keep up the good work.

Rublev did not pass the world-class test

Well, Rublev letting quite a few of us down there! Well done to all Nadal backers!

Daniil Medvedev to beat Alexander Zverev at 1.70 with Pinnacle
Zverev might've been a bit tired when the two last met in Paris, but I still think Medvedev has the edge. He's the better player by a small margin imo and Zverev has a lot going on off the court as well, which is something that is going to take its toll at some point. Matches in this tournament are often full of pressure and Medvedev has grown into the mentally stronger player of the two over time.

I am slightly leaning towards Sinner, Alex De Minaur was a bit lucky against Karatsev yesterday.

After watching both their 1R matches, this is a 50-50 match and in fact Minnen is raring to go into Top 100.
Take Minnen to beat Krejcikoba at +£$..................... 2.33 @Unibet
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Yesterday finaly all of the tips were won. Today for the semis :
Med-raonic, I would go with a simple bet ,Medvedev winning at 1,45 odds. He beat raonic before, he played very well here and he's got the skillset to put milos off balance. I hope med will remain hungry for this match, but as far as I know he was qualified for WTF even before Paris so motivation shouldn't be a problem.
Rafa-Zverev , I bet that zverev will atleast take 1 set. Zverev also beat Rafa before on an indoor court, he has played very good tennis here untill now. As long as double fault machine alex doesn't return , he might even beat rafa.

Also forgot about busta-gombos. I would definetly go for a busta win. Careno should play a horrible match to lose to gombos , and I don't see why he would do that , he seemed to be focused as usual.

Today I'd take humbert to beat cilic , since his odds are actualy quite big(1,60) -he just seems more solid , more motivated , he's also got that lefty advantage .
Rublev will in my opinion straight set stan again, he is consistent enough to repeatedly push stan back and make him commit forced errors.
And at giron against raonic I would go with over 8,5 games in the first set-giron seems to be in fine form and he did push raonic prety hard in Indian Wells 2019 . 
Also can you guys post a good link here about handicap betting on tennis ?  Seems like an interesting option.

Millman to beat Kecmanovic at 2.33 @ Pinnacle
I think is a 50-50 matchup as Kecmanovic has not played since RG and will be a bit "rusty"
Moreover H2H 1-0 and Kecmanovic is in bad form!

Agreed on Krajinovic there. Korda got a good win against Machac in the meantime.
Pierre-Hugues Herbert to beat Tennys Sandgren at 1.68 with Pinnacle
The only bet that I like for today and it's not even one that I'm too happy with, so stake carefully. Nonetheless, Sandgren was awful against Vesely last time out, I saw the match and he was lifeless and without fight. He's never been that great outside the United States and he lost to Herbert a few weeks back in Cologne as well. Now, in France, Herbert should be able to get the win again, though it's not likely to be easy.

Tsvetana Pironkova to beat Alize Cornet at 2.01 with Pinnacle
I'll continue with this for obvious reasons. Like @matrixman, I'd have liked the price on her to beat Keys more, but this is also good at above evens. I think that Pironkova is actually a slight favorite here, as Cornet didn't impress in any of her matches so far, perhaps apart from the Keys meeting. She can also go mad at times, while Pironkova seems to be almost zen at the moment ?.