Tennis Clay Trends

[robby]

I kinda miss Tennis betting :\ The "official" clay season is two weeks from now. So I'm starting this thread in hopes of getting some input and discussion going around. In my opinion there is more value in the transition from hard to clay than there is anywhere else in the schedule. Hard courters falter, qualifiers thrive, clay specialists come from no where to get decent runs. In 14 days there's a 7 week run to the start of the French Open. Traditionally after the Sony Eric. Open (last true hard court tourney before clay) there's 8 weeks. So we're going to be a little bottled up compared to normal. Which is good, because it means that we'll have tourneys combined the week before the French which should keep the spread of players a little more balanced. Estoril opens the season for the second time in the past 5 years. Along with it is Valencia and the US Mens Clay Champ. Then the Masters event Monte Carlo Godo and BMW the next week Rome, Hamburg, Cassa/Hypo all rounding up the rest of the weeks. So over the next couple of weeks I'll post trends I discover, and debunk ones that I thought may hold true, but end up way off. I'd encourage anyone interested, going to bet, have trend ideas to join in. Even if it's not researched, throw it out there. If I have the time, I'll be sure to research and post the results of the idea at hand. Keep in mind that there could be many trends of different approaches in this. There's a Masters Series in the middle, which takes a different mindset, has byes and the like. I know there isn't many tennis bettors here, but if we all pool together, clay season could become quite profitable.

[Mr Intensity]

Re: Tennis Clay Trends Love it mate, excellent idea:ok I'll get some thoughts down when I have a bit of time:tongue2