Tennis 22nd - 28th

[Morris]

There looks to be 3 Mens tournaments (St Petersburg Open, Lyon Gran Prix and Davidoff Swiss Indoors) and 1 Ladies (Generali Ladies Linz): As of yet I cannot find any information/odds for the Swiss tournament or the Ladies tournament in Linz, will update as soon as I can see them. But for the St Petersburg Open and the Lyon Grand Prix here are the tournament odds:

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:bg_popupOptionTable('Default.aspx?group=5766953', '2', '0')'>Best odds/All odds :bg_a(1,176361915,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176335982,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176377775,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176370713,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176365588,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176339489,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176373562,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176369323,0,0,1)'> Davydenko, N :bg_a(0,176361915,5,2,0)'>3.5 :bg_a(0,176335982,2,1,0)'>3 :bg_a(0,176377775,2,1,0)'>3 :bg_a(0,176370713,3,1,1)'>4 :bg_a(0,176365588,3,1,0)'>4 :bg_a(0,176339489,11,4,0)'>3.75 :bg_a(0,176373562,4,1,0)'>5 :bg_a(0,176369323,2,1,1)'>3 Murray, A :bg_a(0,176361960,4,1,0)'>5 :bg_a(0,176336026,9,2,0)'>5.5 :bg_a(0,176377803,7,2,0)'>4.5 :bg_a(0,176370737,10,3,1)'>4.33 :bg_a(0,176365587,5,2,0)'>3.5 :bg_a(0,176339508,10,3,0)'>4.33 :bg_a(0,176373592,5,2,0)'>3.5 :bg_a(0,176369358,2,1,1)'>3 Ancic, M :bg_a(0,176361907,9,2,0)'>5.5 :bg_a(0,176336007,5,1,0)'>6 :bg_a(0,176377762,7,2,0)'>4.5 :bg_a(0,176370708,11,2,1)'>6.5 :bg_a(0,176365592,13,2,0)'>7.5 :bg_a(0,176339484,9,2,0)'>5.5 :bg_a(0,176373553,9,2,0)'>5.5 :bg_a(0,176369312,2,1,1)'>3 Verdasco, F :bg_a(0,176361974,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176335999,6,1,0)'>7 :bg_a(0,176377807,13,2,0)'>7.5 :bg_a(0,176370744,13,2,1)'>7.5 :bg_a(0,176365590,5,1,0)'>6 :bg_a(0,176339513,11,2,0)'>6.5 :bg_a(0,176373599,7,1,0)'>8 - Johansson, T :bg_a(0,176361934,12,1,0)'>13 :bg_a(0,176335993,12,1,0)'>13 :bg_a(0,176377789,12,1,0)'>13 :bg_a(0,176370722,10,1,1)'>11 :bg_a(0,176365594,9,1,0)'>10 :bg_a(0,176339498,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176373575,6,1,0)'>7 - Youzhny, M :bg_a(0,176361979,10,1,0)'>11 :bg_a(0,176336013,10,1,0)'>11 :bg_a(0,176377810,14,1,0)'>15 :bg_a(0,176370748,12,1,1)'>13 :bg_a(0,176365593,9,1,0)'>10 :bg_a(0,176339517,14,1,0)'>15 :bg_a(0,176373604,11,1,0)'>12 :bg_a(0,176369369,4,1,1)'>5 Tursunov, D :bg_a(0,176361973,11,1,0)'>12 :bg_a(0,176336015,14,1,0)'>15 :bg_a(0,176377806,10,1,0)'>11 :bg_a(0,176370743,12,1,1)'>13 :bg_a(0,176365596,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176339512,12,1,0)'>13 :bg_a(0,176373598,12,1,0)'>13 :bg_a(0,176369361,4,1,1)'>5 Kohlschreiber, P :bg_a(0,176361939,18,1,0)'>19 :bg_a(0,176336000,16,1,0)'>17 :bg_a(0,176377791,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176370723,20,1,1)'>21 :bg_a(0,176365595,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176339499,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176373577,22,1,0)'>23 - Vliegen, K :bg_a(0,176361975,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176335995,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176377808,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176370745,25,1,1)'>26 :bg_a(0,176365597,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176339514,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176373601,25,1,0)'>26 - Gulbis, E :bg_a(0,176361931,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176335992,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176377787,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176370720,33,1,1)'>34 :bg_a(0,176365598,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176339497,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176373573,33,1,0)'>34 - Korolev, E :bg_a(0,176361940,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176336002,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176377793,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176370725,50,1,1)'>51 :bg_a(0,176365599,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176339500,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176373578,50,1,0)'>51 - Melzer, J :bg_a(0,176361956,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176336018,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176377801,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176370732,28,1,1)'>29 :bg_a(0,176365600,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176339505,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176373587,40,1,0)'>41 - Mirnyi, M :bg_a(0,176361958,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176336025,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176377802,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176370734,33,1,1)'>34 :bg_a(0,176365603,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176339507,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176373590,40,1,0)'>41 - Björkman, J :bg_a(0,176361909,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176335997,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176377768,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176370711,40,1,1)'>41 :bg_a(0,176365601,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176339485,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176373555,22,1,0)'>23 - Kunitsyn, I :bg_a(0,176361943,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176336005,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176377796,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176370727,33,1,1)'>34 :bg_a(0,176365602,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176339501,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176373580,50,1,0)'>51 - Gabashvili, T :bg_a(0,176361921,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176335990,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176377782,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176370717,100,1,1)'>101 :bg_a(0,176365604,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176339494,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176373568,66,1,0)'>67 - Massú, N :bg_a(0,176361952,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176335988,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377799,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176370729,66,1,1)'>67 :bg_a(0,176365609,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176339503,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176373584,66,1,0)'>67 - Bolelli, S :bg_a(0,176361911,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176335996,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377770,100,1,0)'>101 - :bg_a(0,176365607,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176339486,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176373557,100,1,0)'>101 - Eschauer, W :bg_a(0,176361919,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176335998,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377778,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176370715,80,1,1)'>81 :bg_a(0,176365611,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176339493,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176373566,150,1,0)'>151 - García López, G :bg_a(0,176361924,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176336023,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377784,125,1,0)'>126 - :bg_a(0,176365614,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176339495,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176373570,150,1,0)'>151 - Lapentti, N :bg_a(0,176361948,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176336008,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377798,100,1,0)'>101 - :bg_a(0,176365612,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176339502,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176373582,150,1,0)'>151 - Starace, P :bg_a(0,176361969,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176335994,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377805,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176370742,125,1,1)'>126 :bg_a(0,176365605,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176339511,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176373596,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176369360,4,1,1)'>5 Pashanski , B :bg_a(0,176361963,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176336021,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377804,100,1,0)'>101 - :bg_a(0,176365627,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176339510,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176373594,200,1,0)'>201 - Chekhov, P :bg_a(0,176361913,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176336024,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176377772,150,1,0)'>151 - :bg_a(0,176365629,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176339487,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176373560,200,1,0)'>201 - Gimelstob, J :bg_a(0,176361928,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176336011,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176377785,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176370718,150,1,1)'>151 :bg_a(0,176365624,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176339496,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176373572,150,1,0)'>151 - Matsukevitch, D :bg_a(0,176361954,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176336006,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176377800,150,1,0)'>151 - :bg_a(0,176365621,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176339504,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176373586,150,1,0)'>151 - Volandri, F :bg_a(0,176361977,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176335984,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377809,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176370746,150,1,1)'>151 :bg_a(0,176365617,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176339516,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176373602,80,1,0)'>81 - Elgin, M :bg_a(0,176361917,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176335986,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176377776,150,1,0)'>151 - :bg_a(0,176365619,250,1,0)'>251 :bg_a(0,176339491,350,1,0)'>351 :bg_a(0,176373564,150,1,0)'>151 - Cañas, G - - - - - - - :bg_a(0,176377173,4,1,1)'>5 Each-way terms: 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2

and :bg_popupOptionTable('Default.aspx?group=5766967', '2', '0')'>Best odds/All odds :bg_a(1,176376572,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176346537,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176377749,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176351035,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176357164,0,0,1)'> :bg_a(1,176366426,0,0,1)'> Roddick, A :bg_a(0,176376572,2,1,0)'>3 :bg_a(0,176346537,9,4,0)'>3.25 :bg_a(0,176377749,2,1,0)'>3 :bg_a(0,176351035,13,8,0)'>2.62 :bg_a(0,176357164,7,4,0)'>2.75 :bg_a(0,176366426,15,8,0)'>2.87 Gasquet, R :bg_a(0,176376559,4,1,0)'>5 :bg_a(0,176346517,9,2,0)'>5.5 :bg_a(0,176377733,4,1,0)'>5 :bg_a(0,176351020,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176357148,11,2,0)'>6.5 :bg_a(0,176366404,7,2,0)'>4.5 Ljubicic, I :bg_a(0,176376564,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176346523,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176377738,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176351025,6,1,0)'>7 :bg_a(0,176357156,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176366412,8,1,0)'>9 Haas, T :bg_a(0,176376562,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176346545,13,2,0)'>7.5 :bg_a(0,176377736,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176351023,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176357154,9,1,0)'>10 :bg_a(0,176366407,9,1,0)'>10 Robredo, T :bg_a(0,176376570,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176346547,7,1,0)'>8 :bg_a(0,176377745,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176351031,8,1,0)'>9 :bg_a(0,176357162,9,1,0)'>10 :bg_a(0,176366424,9,1,0)'>10 Clement, A :bg_a(0,176376557,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176346533,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176377729,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176351018,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176357146,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176366400,20,1,0)'>21 Tsonga, JW :bg_a(0,176376578,16,1,0)'>17 :bg_a(0,176346518,22,1,0)'>23 :bg_a(0,176377761,16,1,0)'>17 :bg_a(0,176351042,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176357173,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176366435,28,1,0)'>29 Andreev, I :bg_a(0,176376552,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176346528,22,1,0)'>23 :bg_a(0,176377717,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176351014,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176357142,14,1,0)'>15 :bg_a(0,176366392,25,1,0)'>26 Fish, M :bg_a(0,176376558,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346543,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176377731,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351019,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176357147,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176366402,33,1,0)'>34 Monaco, J :bg_a(0,176376567,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176346529,22,1,0)'>23 :bg_a(0,176377741,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176351028,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176357159,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176366419,18,1,0)'>19 Mahut, N :bg_a(0,176376566,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346531,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377740,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351027,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176357158,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176366416,16,1,0)'>17 Tipsarevic, J :bg_a(0,176376577,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346526,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176377759,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351041,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176357172,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176366433,40,1,0)'>41 Becker, B :bg_a(0,176376555,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346535,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377723,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351016,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176357144,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176366396,50,1,0)'>51 Gicquel, M :bg_a(0,176376560,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346536,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176377734,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351021,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176357150,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176366405,33,1,0)'>34 Grosjean, S :bg_a(0,176376561,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176346507,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176377735,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176351022,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176357152,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176366406,50,1,0)'>51 Seppi, A :bg_a(0,176376574,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176346527,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377753,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176351038,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176357169,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176366429,40,1,0)'>41 Almagro, N :bg_a(0,176376550,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176346521,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176377715,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176351013,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176357141,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176366390,66,1,0)'>67 Rochus, O :bg_a(0,176376571,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176346519,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176377747,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176351033,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176357163,33,1,0)'>34 :bg_a(0,176366425,66,1,0)'>67 Simon, G :bg_a(0,176376575,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176346540,20,1,0)'>21 :bg_a(0,176377755,25,1,0)'>26 :bg_a(0,176351039,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176357170,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176366430,50,1,0)'>51 Pavel, A :bg_a(0,176376568,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176346516,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176377742,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176351029,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176357160,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176366420,66,1,0)'>67 Querrey, S :bg_a(0,176376569,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176346525,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377743,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176351030,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176357161,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176366423,66,1,0)'>67 Benneteau, J :bg_a(0,176376556,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176346514,28,1,0)'>29 :bg_a(0,176377726,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176351017,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176357145,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176366398,100,1,0)'>101 Llodra, M :bg_a(0,176376565,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176346542,40,1,0)'>41 :bg_a(0,176377739,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176351026,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176357157,50,1,0)'>51 :bg_a(0,176366414,100,1,0)'>101 Santoro, F :bg_a(0,176376573,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176346503,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176377751,66,1,0)'>67 :bg_a(0,176351037,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176357167,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176366428,66,1,0)'>67 Vasselin, E-Roger :bg_a(0,176379015,125,1,0)'>126 - :bg_a(0,176379192,125,1,0)'>126 - - - Ascione, T :bg_a(0,176376554,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176346544,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176377719,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176351015,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176357143,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176366394,50,1,0)'>51 Spadea, V :bg_a(0,176376576,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176346541,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176377757,80,1,0)'>81 :bg_a(0,176351040,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176357171,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176366431,150,1,0)'>151 Hartfield, D :bg_a(0,176376563,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176346546,150,1,0)'>151 :bg_a(0,176377737,125,1,0)'>126 :bg_a(0,176351024,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176357155,200,1,0)'>201 :bg_a(0,176366410,200,1,0)'>201 Roger-Vasselin, E - :bg_a(0,176346511,80,1,0)'>81 - :bg_a(0,176351036,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176357165,100,1,0)'>101 :bg_a(0,176366427,200,1,0)'>201 Each-way terms: 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2 2 at 1/2

[Morris]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th A few outrights for me: Andy Murray to win St Petersburg Open - 5.50 @ Betfred (E/W - 1/4 1st 2) Murray was in superb form in the Madrid masters and played out arguably the best match of the tournament with Rafael Nadal. Nadal was fierce in the match and hardly let Murray rest, returning everything the Scot threw at him. He battled well, but in the end the Spaniard played at that higher level for more of the match and run out winner in a tight 2 setter. The top 3 are not at this tournam,ent so it is a good chance for Murray to stamp his authority on the tournament and push his ranking higher. Before this match (Murray vs Nadal), Murray was easily taking apart respected and tough opponents in Stepanek and Chela, only conceding 9 games (avg of 2.25 a set) in the 4 sets played against them. If he can keep up this form and carry through the amazing tennis he was showing againt Rafael Nadal then, because he is he 2nd seed, he will not face no one of that sort of quality until a possible Quarter final meeting with Tursunov or possible Semi Final round meeting with Ancic. These are matches which Murray has show he can win ands hopefully he will continue to show the form he has done in recent weeks. Ernest Gulbis to win the St Petersburg Open - 41.00 @ Bet365 (E/W - 1/4 1st 2) Very overpriced in my opinion. This guy has started to grow in stature since he first showed signs of promise earlier in the year. His breakthrough tournament was at the US Open, where he progressed far for his age and expierience, knocking out Robredo in straight sets and taking a set off the inspired Moya who played quality in the round of 16. He is very indifferent (last 2 tournaments - 1st round at Moscow and winner in Mons), but at 40/1, he can definatly show continue his great hard court season and progress far.

[A-Team]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th I'm not really a fan of outrights but those odds on Skybet for Gasquet are an absolute joke. He's the defending champion, probably the most talented player in the draw, top seed Roddick has been injured lately, Haas has been struggling with a shoulder problem, Ljubicic missed a few weeks training with kidney stones and has been utterly shit since. He's got a favourable draw and has to be the bet at that price. He had a setback in Madrid last week but before that was in superb form winning the title in Mumbai and finishing runner-up in Tokyo. I'd say he'll certainly trade for less than that on betfair once the market settles down. RICHARD GASQUET - Lyon Outright 5pts ew. -7/1 at Skybet

[WinningTipster]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Hi guys, following picks for today: ATP TOUR, ST. PETERSBURG KOHLSCHREIBER TO D KOROLEV @ 1.79 at betfair ATP TOUR, LYON ROBREDO TO D GICQUEL @ 1.5 at pinnacle Kohlschreiber is very solid and is in good form. Korolev who might be young Marat Safin is still very erratic. The H2H is 1:0 with Kohlschreiber winning in Moscow last year on similar surface 6:3 6:2. Robredo is in great form since US Open with 9-3 record including 1 title and 1 final. Gicquel has been unable to reproduce his 2006 form. The H2H is 1:0 with Robredo winning in New Haven two months ago 6:4 6:4.

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Event	Marc Gicquel - Tommy Robredo
Selection	Marc Gicquel
Strength	10/10
Date	22/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Blue Square @ 3.25 (Back)
Reasoning	The surface here in Lyon is really fast and and Gicquel has a descent serve and wont be too easy for Robredo to break is Gicquel could post a high first serve %.

[A-Team]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th good shout Donald.

[maj69er]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Thanks for that DD

[A-Team]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Olivier Rochus v Michael Llodra Rochus leads the head to head 5-1 including 3 wins on carpet, the surface here in Lyon, and generally goes well against left-handers. (5-1 this year) he also matches up well against serve/volleyers mainly because he can take the ball early (he's 5 foot 5, he has no choice) and can hit passing shots off both wings. He's had wins over the likes of Mahut, Guccione and Navarro-Pastor this year all of whom play a smilar style of game to llodra. Llodra retired injured in the first set of a challenger tournament last week so his physical condition is more than questionable here. Rochus - 10/10- 1.7 Interwetten (the best price with a 1-ball book which is a better bet than the 1.75 on betfair given the chance that Llodra may retire)

[A-Team]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Robby Ginepri v Jarkko Nieminen Nieminen in the past has generally been a pretty reliable player in that would play to his ranking. ie he'd dispose of guys you'd expect him to beat but rarely threaten those ranked above him. The past couple of months have seen a serious dip in form however. He had a good win over Robredo in early August but hasn't had a win over a top 50 opponent since. This run included losses to guys you'd expect him to beat such as Isner, Pashanski, Santoro and Koubek. Ginepri on the other hand has been showing glimpses of good form recently beating Melzer last week before giving Federer a run for his money in 2 tight sets. His confidence should be up from that performance and this allied with his good record over left handers (8-2 indoors discounting 2 defeats to Nadal) and Jarkko's poor form makes the American an attractive underdog here. Robby Ginepri - 10/10 - 2.16 - betfair

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Im on Ginepri too but too lazy to post anything right now....lol....

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Schiavone - Srebotnik
Selection	Srebotnik
Strength	10/10
Date	23/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 2.23 (Back)
Reasoning	More like 50/50 match for me.Srebotnik is not so bad.She losed both her previous tournaments in first rounds but she was playing Safina and Vaidisova.And before that she had great tournament at Portoroz.Schiavone is just pathetic on her serve and nothing impressive at all.H2H is 1:1 and last match on hard won by Srebotnik easilly.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Kirilenko - Vakulenko
Selection	Vakulenko
Strength	10/10
Date	23/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 2.62 (Back)
Reasoning	I was playing against Kirilenko at Us Open when they were playing against each other and now I'm going to do the same.Vakulenko is just a bad match for Kirilenko.Both matches this year played between them were really tough for Maria and today shouldn't be different.Worth a shot.

[A-Team]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Robby Ginepri v Jarkko Nieminen Nieminen in the past has generally been a pretty reliable player in that would play to his ranking. ie he'd dispose of guys you'd expect him to beat but rarely threaten those ranked above him. The past couple of months have seen a serious dip in form however. He had a good win over Robredo in early August but hasn't had a win over a top 50 opponent since. This run included losses to guys you'd expect him to beat such as Isner, Pashanski, Santoro and Koubek. Ginepri on the other hand has been showing glimpses of good form recently beating Melzer last week before giving Federer a run for his money in 2 tight sets. His confidence should be up from that performance and this allied with his good record over left handers (8-2 indoors discounting 2 defeats to Nadal) and Jarkko's poor form makes the American an attractive underdog here. Robby Ginepri - 10/10 - 2.16 - betfair

asshole led 5-1 in the final set before losing 6 games in a row. unbelievable.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Vakulenko did her job.And Srebotnik blew away set point in first set and then losed whole match.Schiavone had good serving day.Really weird.She shot 10 aces and 0 df.Wow!!! Last week she was just pathetic on her serve.Small profit today.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Vaidisova - Pennetta
Selection	Pennetta
Strength	10/10
Date	24/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Expekt @ 4.65 (Back)
Reasoning	Ok you can get much bigger odds elsewhere but I'm putting this price on SP for 10 units.Vaidisova played good tournament last week so now it's time for her to rest a bit :) Pennetta is in great form at the end of the year.She won tournament at Bangkok beating Peer and Venu on her way for the title.H2H is 2:1 here for Vaidisova but I watched their last match at US Open and I must say that Nicole wasn't much better than Flavia.Of course she won first set easilly but in the second set she had huge problems to win.And now when Flavia is in such great form it will not be an easy match for her either.Great value in Pennetta and I think that with a bit of luck she can win this one.GL

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Event	David Nalbandian - Stanislas Wawrinka
Selection	Stanislas Wawrinka
Strength	10/10
Date	24/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Unibet @ 2.52 (Back)
Reasoning	Stanislas Wawrinka beat Nalbandian at Vienna playing at similiar surface and Im confident that he has a great shot of doing it once again today with the support from the crowd. Nalbandians motivation should also be questioned after winning the Madrid Masters on much faster surface and beating players like Nadal, Djokovic and Federer.

[Morris]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Event	David Nalbandian - Stanislas Wawrinka
Selection	Stanislas Wawrinka
Strength	10/10
Date	24/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Unibet @ 2.52 (Back)
Reasoning	Stanislas Wawrinka beat Nalbandian at Vienna playing at similiar surface and Im confident that he has a great shot of doing it once again today with the support from the crowd. Nalbandians motivation should also be questioned after winning the Madrid Masters on much faster surface and beating players like Nadal, Djokovic and Federer.

Good call on Warwrinka :ok, I was watching the ending of the 1st set and he was playing some amazing tennis, which made Nalbandian look as if he was not playing to well. Tomorrows matches - Basel Karanusic vs Gonzalez Blake vs Karlovic Del Potro vs Federer Canas vs Nieminen Warwrinka vs Berdych Kiefer vs Koubek Baghdahis vs Calleri Mathieu vs Golubev St Petersburg Starace vs Ledovskikh Ancic vs Youzhny Bolelli vs Verdasco Davydenko vs Cillic Dlouhy vs Murray Lyon O.Rochus vs Fish Ljubicic vs Ascione Benneteau vs Simon Marach vs Falla Gasquet vs Tsonga Santoro vs Grosjean Looks like a pretty packed card, should be some value tomorrow. I will definatly try and post tomorrow when more of the odds are put up.

[Morris]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Marcos Baghdatis vs Augustin Calleri Calleri blows hot and cold, but in his match against Ferrer, he was definatly hot. On match point he destroyed a Ferrer 2nd serve down the line for a straight winner and was showing some quality signs, hopefully, he can polay that well again today against Marcos. I say hopefully because he is notoriously inconsistent (US Open - Stunning win 2nd round vs Hewitt, then 3rd Round, tame loss to Moanco). Baghdatis on the other hand has started trying to grind out results, but has not looked as though he is currently causing a great threat to anyone on tour since Wimbledon - which his current mid ranking of 24 reflects. H2H is 0-0 My Pick - Calleri to beat Baghdatis - 2.60 - Betfair Wawrinka vs Berdych Other case of someone performing well in the last round and seeing if they can carry it through, Wawrinka's serve and backhand looked to be sweet and If he playsanywhere like he did yesterday, he will be in with a shout of taking the match. Berdych is no mug though and I see this being a tough battle which might go all 3 sets, but with the value on offer for Wawrinka, I cannot refuse, especially when he is playing on home soil and impressing. H2H - 1:1 - (Wawrinka on Clay and Berdych on Carpet) My Pick - Wawrinka to beat Berdych - 2.16 @ Betfair No time, just quickly other good value picks: Koubek over Kiefer - 3.00 Nieminen over Canas - 2.82 Pasek over Bartoli - 2.30

[WinningTipster]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Hi guys, following pick for today: ATP TOUR, LYON SANTORO TO D GROSJEAN @ 1.84 at VictorChandler The H2H is 9:2 to Santoro. Regardless of the H2H, Santoro has been a better player in 2007 and proving his good form with a win over Roddick yesterday.

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Event	Stanislas Wawrinka - Tomas Berdych
Selection	Stanislas Wawrinka
Strength	10/10
Date	25/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 2.04 (Back)
Reasoning	This is probably gonna be really tight but Im giving slight edge to Wawrinka as he has impressed most and he has the advantage of home support which could be a problem for Berdych since he aint the best when it comes to deal with pressure.

Event	Nicolas Kiefer - Stefan Koubek
Selection	Nicolas Kiefer
Strength	10/10
Date	25/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 1.45 (Back)
Reasoning	Nicolas Kiefer wont mind that Koubek is leftie so that advantage is gone and he will be all over Koubeks poor 2nd serves and the fact that he's a more talanted player makes him a good favorite

Event	Fabrice Santoro - Sebastian Grosjean
Selection	Fabrice Santoro
Strength	10/10
Date	25/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	VC Bet @ 1.84 (Back)
Reasoning	It's something about Fabrice Santoro that really irritates Grosjean, dunno what it is but he's ahead 7-0 in h2hs off clay and he seems to be enjoying here in Lyon which he demostrated against his shock win over A. Roddick.

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Marcos Baghdatis - Agustin Calleri
Selection	Agustin Calleri
Strength	10/10
Date	25/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 2.40 (Back)
Reasoning	Agustin Calleri aint the most consistent player out there but he's power hitting play is very dangerous when it works as he demonstrated it vs Ferrer. Baghdatis havent been in too good shape last couple of months and its mostly been his serve that has failed him and he has also shown before weakness against players similar to Calleri.

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Youzhny over Kolhscreiber - 1.72 @ Unibet The russian with the home advantage seems to be in form after dismissing Ancic and he's a much better indoor player than the german and will pose a great threat to the germans powerfull serving.

[LilEagle]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Jo-Wilfried Tsonga over Olivier Rochus - 1.50 @ Unibet I still dont get it how Rochus managed to win the match over Fish despite being aced 458340534+64 times but he shouldnt feel that lucky today as he will have much harder to win points on the return today. Julien Benneteau over Sebastian Grosjean - 2.21 @ Pinnacle Sebastian Grosjean made like a million UE and served around 38% 1st serves and lost first set before Santoro pulled a muscle and got injured and couldnt compete 100%. If Grosjean repeats his performance from yesterday anything over 2.00 on Bennetau is worth a shot. Ivan Ljubicic - Alejandro Falla - Over 23 Games - 1.92 @ Pinnacle 2 good serve players but also 2 poor return players and if some one doesnt make a huge mistake in any of the games this should be over.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Falla - Gicquel
Selection	Falla
Strength	10/10
Date	27/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Betfair @ 2.72 (Back)
Reasoning	I watched Falla yeasterday against Ljubicic and I must say that this guy impressed me with his performance.Of course Ljubicic is not at his best but Falla was playing really good.Great serve and some awesome backhand shots.And from what I've heard Gicquel was not that great in his previous matches so I don't know why he si rated as such a favourite here.Maybe because he is playing in France.Today he will have really hard task against Falla imho.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Cilic - Verdasco
Selection	Verdasco
Strength	10/10
Date	27/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Betfair @ 1.45 (Back)
Reasoning	Ok Cilic is in SF but this should be the end of the road for him.Verdasco is in great and he should have too much quality for Marin I believe.I've been reading some opinions and Cilic seems to be nothing special here at St.Petersburg.If he will win this it wil be huge surprise for me.

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Vaidisova - Hantuchova
Selection	Vaidisova
Strength	10/10
Date	27/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Betfair @ 1.47 (Back)
Reasoning	Vaidisova should take this one.She is leading Daniela 4:0 in H2H with 3 easy wins on hard and 1 win on clay.Hantuchova played Bondarenko yesterday and she was nothing but poor.She played good first set but after that she was just awfull and she was lucky to win this match as Bondarenko couldn't handle the pressure and gave away the match.Hantuchova was making lots of unforced errors.If she will play like this against Vaidisova she will be just destroyed.

[christiano]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Schnyder - Hantuchova
Selection	Schnyder
Strength	10/10
Date	28/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 2.10 (Back)
Reasoning	50/50 match for me so I'm going with higher odds.Both girls in good form so three setter is very probable.

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Sport	Tennis
Event	Verdasco - Murray
Selection	Verdasco
Strength	10/10
Date	28/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	>Bet365 @ 3.00 (Back)
Reasoning	great odds for Verdasco.He is in great form adn he is more than capable of making a surprise today.Especially against unstable Murray who should be already out of the tournament but somehow he managed to win his nearly losed match against Youzhny.

Tip Detail

Sport	Tennis
Event	Grosjean - Gicquel
Selection	Grosjean
Strength	10/10
Date	28/10/2007
Bookmaker/Price	Pinnacle Sports @ 1.68 (Back)
Reasoning	I watched both semifinals yesterday and Imust say that Grosjean looks way better here.Gicquel's win was a miracle.This guy is all about serve.In long rallies Falla was all over him and today should be similar with Grosjean who played great game against Tsonga.

[Morris]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th

A few outrights for me: Andy Murray to win St Petersburg Open - 5.50 @ Betfred (E/W - 1/4 1st 2) :clap Murray was in superb form in the Madrid masters and played out arguably the best match of the tournament with Rafael Nadal. Nadal was fierce in the match and hardly let Murray rest, returning everything the Scot threw at him. He battled well, but in the end the Spaniard played at that higher level for more of the match and run out winner in a tight 2 setter. The top 3 are not at this tournam,ent so it is a good chance for Murray to stamp his authority on the tournament and push his ranking higher. Before this match (Murray vs Nadal), Murray was easily taking apart respected and tough opponents in Stepanek and Chela, only conceding 9 games (avg of 2.25 a set) in the 4 sets played against them. If he can keep up this form and carry through the amazing tennis he was showing againt Rafael Nadal then, because he is he 2nd seed, he will not face no one of that sort of quality until a possible Quarter final meeting with Tursunov or possible Semi Final round meeting with Ancic. These are matches which Murray has show he can win ands hopefully he will continue to show the form he has done in recent weeks. Ernest Gulbis to win the St Petersburg Open - 41.00 @ Bet365 (E/W - 1/4 1st 2) :sad Very overpriced in my opinion. This guy has started to grow in stature since he first showed signs of promise earlier in the year. His breakthrough tournament was at the US Open, where he progressed far for his age and expierience, knocking out Robredo in straight sets and taking a set off the inspired Moya who played quality in the round of 16. He is very indifferent (last 2 tournaments - 1st round at Moscow and winner in Mons), but at 40/1, he can definatly show continue his great hard court season and progress far.

Could so easily have been a Murray vs Gulbis final, just unlucky that Gulbis couldnt keep up his impressive service which saw him lose something like 4 points on it in the 1st two rounds :\ and... Murray is up to 11th in the ATP race, only 3 points behind Haas in 8th! :clap

[davidmphill]

Re: Tennis 22nd - 28th Nice one Lucky1, great pick on the outright.