Tennis tips *ATP ONLY*

[Tavarez]

Vienna Finals,   Tsonga vs Pouille  Tip: 1

explanation: Tsonga lost his finals match in Vienna last year (defeated to Murray), obviously the surface suits his play. Tsonga also had easier work in the semi finals (1h47 spent on the court) while Pouille needed 2h20  to dispose Kyle Edmund. I have seen both players in some recent matches and older Frenchman looks in better form.... (took title last week in Antwerp). H2H favors Tsonga 2-0 already, including indoor win in 2017 (routine two sets win in Marseille). Tsonga enjoys his parenthood finally.

extra info: Pouille will play his first 500 final.

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[Tavarez]

another tip for tomorrow would be: Federer vs del Potro     tip suggestion: Potro to win at least one set

reasons: both these guys are well known for serve (can pick lot free pts), so breakers are expected even in this one. H2H 17-6 for Federer but considering their indoor meetings it is 4-4, but last five indoor matches went into deciding set. Delpo will play this one freely and Federer plays in front of the home crowd. Thriller is expected and tight scoreline. Delpo to win a set sounds logical.

[xPPx]

Nice hit. I'll be playing Fed ML, tho. I don't want to sweat it out. Also, is Nitro's bounty decent? Thanks in advance!

[badjacks99]

Vienna Finals,   Tsonga vs Pouille  Tip: 1

explanation: Tsonga lost his finals match in Vienna last year (defeated to Murray), obviously the surface suits his play. Tsonga also had easier work in the semi finals (1h47 spent on the court) while Pouille needed 2h20  to dispose Kyle Edmund. I have seen both players in some recent matches and older Frenchman looks in better form.... (took title last week in Antwerp). H2H favors Tsonga 2-0 already, including indoor win in 2017 (routine two sets win in Marseille). Tsonga enjoys his parenthood finally.

extra info: Pouille will play his first 500 final.

Nice prediction!  I personally like when sports tipsters take the time to explain how they came to the conclusion of the pick. So many times ive seen tipsters post what seems to be a random match that doesn't look like any research or analysis was done. I like your style man this is how it should be done

[MinerHQ]

Vienna Finals,   Tsonga vs Pouille  Tip: 1

explanation: Tsonga lost his finals match in Vienna last year (defeated to Murray), obviously the surface suits his play. Tsonga also had easier work in the semi finals (1h47 spent on the court) while Pouille needed 2h20  to dispose Kyle Edmund. I have seen both players in some recent matches and older Frenchman looks in better form.... (took title last week in Antwerp). H2H favors Tsonga 2-0 already, including indoor win in 2017 (routine two sets win in Marseille). Tsonga enjoys his parenthood finally.

extra info: Pouille will play his first 500 final.

Nice prediction!  I personally like when sports tipsters take the time to explain how they came to the conclusion of the pick. So many times ive seen tipsters post what seems to be a random match that doesn't look like any research or analysis was done. I like your style man this is how it should be done

Yes, if tip provider explains why they choose a particular team for betting then many people trust those kinds of tips instead just say bet on the particular team. I do not follow these tennis games but still after reading OP post understood why I need to choose them to bet. Good luck to you for your future predictions...

[Tavarez]

Thank you all on support and kind words, my aim is to come up with reasonable bets (read and investigate lot), tennis experience is not lacking.

there is one more bet for the day: Moutet Corentin vs Stefanos Tsitsipas  TIP: 2 (Tsitsipas to win)

reasons: both men are still very young and great future is in front of them. Tsitsipas played great this tournament and reached SF last week as well. He is more established player (already faced top players), on the other hand Moutet spent more hours on the court (3 matches went into decider, while he invested lot energy to come back from a set down from Yannick Maden). Also he was a market drifter in match vs Gleb Sakharov *but surprisingly won that match*.  odds look great, Tstisipas is currently ranked 95 while Moutet is 224. discrepancy is obvious.
Tsitsipas has right now 3-2 record versus left handers (Moutet is a leftie). Energy levels are important in this one and that something I signify. Moutet should be fatigued with previous exploits.

good luck bettors

[wattson]

Putro can win this match, I can see two strong winning possibilities here,

1) over 22 games, and
2) just wait for starting 4 games and then bet on federer, you will get better odds.

   

[Tavarez]

Putro can win this match, I can see two strong winning possibilities here,

1) over 22 games, and
2) just wait for starting 4 games and then bet on federer, you will get better odds.

   

that's why I said winning a set should be a safe bet (I hope so). good luck

[Tavarez]

Tennis Integrity Unit should visit Tsonga   

[minime0105]

I will bookmark this one mate, Can you show your stats though, I just keep betting on tennis but in my stats I am losing so, maybe I can start having some bet by tipster.

[wattson]

Putro can win this match, I can see two strong winning possibilities here,

1) over 22 games, and
2) just wait for starting 4 games and then bet on federer, you will get better odds.

   

This is what I call a perfect prediction. Hope many of you benefited from my analysis. 

[Trofo]

@Tavarez

It is easy to be smart afterwards but Tsonga match cost me a lot of money today, but it is OK because he won me some yesterday so win some lose some. Just to be clear I am not blaming you I picked the same tips as you on my own before seeing your thread.

I hope you will continue with your tips. Tennis is my favorite sport for betting. Especially handicaps. I would appreciate to have place where I can bounce ideas about tips a bit.

[wattson]

@Tavarez

It is easy to be smart afterwards but Tsonga match cost me a lot of money today, but it is OK because he won me some yesterday so win some lose some. Just to be clear I am not blaming you I picked the same tips as you on my own before seeing your thread.

I hope you will continue with your tips. Tennis is my favorite sport for betting. Especially handicaps. I would appreciate to have place where I can bounce ideas about tips a bit.

Ya I am totally agree with you that no body can predict the outcome of any tennis match with 100% accuracy. But no body can predict stock exchange or value of rel estate either, ultimately its all boils down to your understanding and research of the market or a particular game. I love cricket and that is why I avoid betting on cricket because there seems to be less objectivity in my pickings, which is not good in long run.
I bet on tennis because I see tennis as pure betting market with no inclination towards any player and so far I am doing good.

[cipher-x_09]

Well personally if you were risk-less you would have routed for Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer because they basically poised to be world number 1 as the year end goes down. Well as far I can see there are numbers of Tennis players who are at form and are out there to make some noise like for example  Sam Querry who upsets in Wimbledon to dethrone him there, also Juan Martin Del Potro who upsets Federer in the US Open. Basically it just goes down if you are risk taker and bet on the under dog or are you a make sure person to route for the Big 4 of Tennis.

[Jorosss]

i like the way how you explained why do we need to be on that side. Thumbs up of this guy. Im going to follow some of your tips. Thanks!

[Tavarez]

Robredo vs Molleker      tip: over (G) 20,5

This R1 will be a clash of two different generations. Molleker aged 17, and 35 y-old Robredo. Ranking of two players isn't a factor in this one. Robredo struggled with results on ATP level this season (reached one QF in Casablanca), he did slightly better on challenger circuit reaching SF twice and one finals. This will be his 1st indoor appearance in 2017. Molleker introduced himself in Hamburg (went successfully through the qualifications with wins over Casper Ruud and Leonardo Mayer)..... later was defeated by Khachanov in R1. important factor is that he played more in quicker conditions this season.
to conclude Robredo is better (established) player but lacks matches on this surface while young Molleker will try his best in front of home crowd. easy win is not expected here, either player.

[chris200x9]

Along with these detailed bet details, you also consider adding a summary report in your first post like so far how many bets you got success and how many you failed. That will give an idea about your success rate. These are free tips shouldn't expect more than what you're providing good details about the match but I felt that summary report is good to have it.

[porto-pok]

Thx,i will bet the same thing as you,hope it will be a win

[Tavarez]

Currently watching Ryan Harrison vs Gojowczyk....... American is mentally weak (shrink is needed)...

actually both are ridiculous/

[Tavarez]

tennis can be cruel game at times, Ryan won more pts in total opening set (also better win-ue ratio), twice had lead in the breaker but still lost that set. during the 2nd set he went mad (upped number of ues), with code violation....   on the other hand German never looked as stronger player but intelligently won the crucial pts. Gojowczyk so dependent on his 1st serve....... struggled for pts behind his 2nd deal.

[absy]

tennis can be cruel game at times, Ryan won more pts in total opening set (also better win-ue ratio), twice had lead in the breaker but still lost that set. during the 2nd set he went mad (upped number of ues), with code violation....   on the other hand German never looked as stronger player but intelligently won the crucial pts. Gojowczyk so dependent on his 1st serve....... struggled for pts behind his 2nd deal.

It can be cruel and that's why its one of the best sports . You gotto be focused throughout the match otherwise you will loose your way and hence the match . Ryan is a good player but he isn't smart enough with shot selection which he must work on .

[Tavarez]

I saw match Krajinovic vs Sugita..... Japanese looked weak and empty in quicker conditions. Serb is taller and more potent from the service line. looked like a easy match-up. shame we missed it (odd was 1.85)

[babygun]

Hi Tavarez,

Your tips are quite good, I followed your tip on the federer vs del potro match which was correct  .
Maybe you could update your first post and add an overview of your tips + your ROI.

[Tavarez]

this was mockery so far. let's hope for better luck

[Tavarez]

plenty tennis today:

Sam Querrey vs Filip Krajinovic TIP: 1        (Paris R2, start : 17.00)

I believe in American to win here. Two players have similar style (big 1st serve and fh to follow), but Querrey is just bit more expressive with those strikes. At his best he can beat anyone on the tour (proved it with win over Djokovic).He is 0-4 indoor this year but lot on stake in this one. Key reason for his win is chance to finish year in top ten. and race for London is still active. Krajinovic on the other hand is in good form, his game matured but in general lacks experience on ATP tour (yesterday claimed just his 2nd win). Points are expected to be short (3-4 shots) but in crucial points Querrey will have mental the edge.

[Tavarez]

Dominic Thiem vs Peter Gojowczyk   TIP: 1 (probably in straight sets) you can try -1,5 as well

Thiem is average in indoor conditions (simply because of his nature of play - stands 2 meters behind baseline), again he is more crafty than Gojowczjk, has greater firepower and bigger wins in his career. Gojowczyk won his R1 match yesterday but was lucky winner in the opening set (gave him momentum later), as I stated earlier above Peter is so dependent on his 1st serve (panicked with 2nd deal - lot double faults), also poor percentages behind his 2nd serve. One of the reasons of his yesterday's win was nervy American who lost his bearings after nasty outcome of the 1st set.

[Tavarez]

come on guys, any thoughts to share??? You can't be all sleepy? 

[Trofo]

I like your two tips but I am always a little scared to play on Thiem early in the tournament especially if it is fast surface. He will probably win in 2 sets but I will skip this one.

My tip for today is Mannarino to win over Ferrer. He is in a really good form and Paris conditions should suit him. Maybe I even try a win in straight sets. The other tip is Herbert - Lopez first set over 9.5 gems. That is always a lottery but I see a first set to go even to tie break so it is worth taking in my opinion.

[Tavarez]

I like your two tips but I am always a little scared to play on Thiem early in the tournament especially if it is fast surface. He will probably win in 2 sets but I will skip this one.

My tip for today is Mannarino to win over Ferrer. He is in a really good form and Paris conditions should suit him. Maybe I even try a win in straight sets. The other tip is Herbert - Lopez first set over 9.5 gems. That is always a lottery but I see a first set to go even to tie break so it is worth taking in my opinion.

I expect crazy match Mannarino and Ferrer, Spaniard was awful last week (struggled with ball toss-committed lot double faults), he never played well in quick indoor conditions. I agree that Mannarino is in better form currently. but what I say again is that Ferrer surprised so many times this year. He is a veteran of the game (knows everything) now it is just a question of his devotion and inspiration. slight edge here to Frenchman

[Tavarez]

Troicki just finished his R1 match (r1 exit), guy smacked 34 ues in 1h11min match. Schwartzman just had to keep ball inside the lines and wait for the opponent to blink. Argentinian showed greater craft, more options in play......and greater confidence. His serve average (humble) but still had no troubles (faced no break point threat) mainly because Troicki returned awful.

[Trofo]

My tip for today is Mannarino to win over Ferrer. He is in a really good form and Paris conditions should suit him. Maybe I even try a win in straight sets. The other tip is Herbert - Lopez first set over 9.5 gems. That is always a lottery but I see a first set to go even to tie break so it is worth taking in my opinion.

Today was a good day for me. Both of my tips passed without problems. I am still waiting for thiem on one ticket. Have you seen mental breakdown at the end of second set.

[Tavarez]

My tip for today is Mannarino to win over Ferrer. He is in a really good form and Paris conditions should suit him. Maybe I even try a win in straight sets. The other tip is Herbert - Lopez first set over 9.5 gems. That is always a lottery but I see a first set to go even to tie break so it is worth taking in my opinion.

Today was a good day for me. Both of my tips passed without problems. I am still waiting for thiem on one ticket. Have you seen mental breakdown at the end of second set.

yes I have seen it. quick surface definitely not his playground but he imposed himself again in the decider. Season 2017 is coming to the end and some results are quite bizarre. We have lot of injured players (ended season earlier), Yesterday Querrey was tanking (didn't show any interest to win match). There are two more tournaments to come after Paris. this season ends in London on November 19.

[Tavarez]

Benneteau vs Tsonga Paris R2,  start 15.30    TIP: 2    odd: 1.33

I guess Tsonga will not fail us twice in such a short period of time. He wasn't trying too hard in Vienna finals (probably good friendship or deal with his compatriot Pouille), now he is going to meet another compatriot, this match-up is totally different, 6-5 H2H for Tsonga (also won last two indoor meetings), Tsonga has great indoor record in 2017 (20/3). He is just solid player and will go for strong end of the year. On the other hand is Benneteau who is veteran of the game (offered best in indoor throughout the career), won last match versus Shapovalov (was tidier in terms of winners and unforced errors) never really outplayed young Canadian. Now he will face opponent rich in experience and full of fire power. Match can go into 3 sets but Tsonga expected to come over finish line first.

[Trofo]

I am seeing that match a little differently. Tsonga was awful in the final last week and I simply refuse to put money on him. He is already tired and he has davis cup finals soon. I would not be surprised if he losses this one. Therefore I will play contra handicep 4.5 on Benetau. Meaning Benetau will not lose with more than 4 games difference at 1.6. Other good tips for me are that Benetau takes at least 1. set at 1.9 at my local bookie. I am seeing this as tough fight in first set and if Benetau wins it maybe even forfeit from Tsonga.

Other good tips for me are that Coric is taking a set against cilic at 1.9. And that Poulie will win against Lopez at 1.5. And my favorite today Dodig/Granollers to win their doubles match in straight sets at 2.1.

Interested to hear comments.

[Tavarez]

I am seeing that match a little differently. Tsonga was awful in the final last week and I simply refuse to put money on him. He is already tired and he has davis cup finals soon. I would not be surprised if he losses this one. Therefore I will play contra handicep 4.5 on Benetau. Meaning Benetau will not lose with more than 4 games difference at 1.6. Other good tips for me are that Benetau takes at least 1. set at 1.9 at my local bookie. I am seeing this as tough fight in first set and if Benetau wins it maybe even forfeit from Tsonga.

Other good tips for me are that Coric is taking a set against cilic at 1.9. And that Poulie will win against Lopez at 1.5. And my favorite today Dodig/Granollers to win their doubles match in straight sets at 2.1.

Interested to hear comments.

oh sorry for slowish replay, I spent some time watching A. Zverev vs R. Haase match. I wouldn't say that Tsonga was awful in Vienna finals, rather he was tanking there, handicap 4.5 on Benneteau is somehow risky for me (was never fan of contra handicaps), I still recon that Benneteau can chop set at max but not to win it. Coric has poor record vs Cilic but last two indoor meeting he stole a set from favorite. Again it's tough to predict because surface in Paris is very quick and it will suit even more Cilic game. Not a fan of doubles so i don't follow them.

[Tavarez]

few observations from match A. Zverev vs R. Haase, it was ugly from Zverev (won 1st set then switched off), upped unforced error count as match progressed (37 unforced in total, 24 errors on forehand side). with his height (198cm) was slow mover, Haase called him up with drop shots and then punished him with next strike (pass winner or lob). German lost lot point at the net (11/23).

[babygun]

few observations from match A. Zverev vs R. Haase, it was ugly from Zverev (won 1st set then switched off), upped unforced error count as match progressed (37 unforced in total, 24 errors on forehand side). with his height (198cm) was slow mover, Haase called him up with drop shots and then punished him with next strike (pass winner or lob). German lost lot point at the net (11/23).

One tip I learned from another betting forum and my own experience: never bet for or against Robin Haase lol. Sometimes he can play brilliantly and than the match after he can't do anything right and loose with 6-0 6-0.

[Tavarez]

few observations from match A. Zverev vs R. Haase, it was ugly from Zverev (won 1st set then switched off), upped unforced error count as match progressed (37 unforced in total, 24 errors on forehand side). with his height (198cm) was slow mover, Haase called him up with drop shots and then punished him with next strike (pass winner or lob). German lost lot point at the net (11/23).

One tip I learned from another betting forum and my own experience: never bet for or against Robin Haase lol. Sometimes he can play brilliantly and than the match after he can't do anything right and loose with 6-0 6-0.

He is going to face winner or clash *sousa vs del potro*, if del Potro comes through that match chances for Haase will go down in R3. Actually he will be underdog vs giant from Tandill.

[wattson]

Dominic Thiem vs Peter Gojowczyk   TIP: 1 (probably in straight sets) you can try -1,5 as well

Thiem is average in indoor conditions (simply because of his nature of play - stands 2 meters behind baseline), again he is more crafty than Gojowczjk, has greater firepower and bigger wins in his career. Gojowczyk won his R1 match yesterday but was lucky winner in the opening set (gave him momentum later), as I stated earlier above Peter is so dependent on his 1st serve (panicked with 2nd deal - lot double faults), also poor percentages behind his 2nd serve. One of the reasons of his yesterday's win was nervy American who lost his bearings after nasty outcome of the 1st set.

Not in straight sets. I have learned over the period of 2 years that do not bet -1.5 or on straight sets. There are many higher powers become active during any particular game and they can tie a set. You know what i meant to be higher powers if your are in this market for sometime.

[wxxyrqa]

few observations from match A. Zverev vs R. Haase, it was ugly from Zverev (won 1st set then switched off), upped unforced error count as match progressed (37 unforced in total, 24 errors on forehand side). with his height (198cm) was slow mover, Haase called him up with drop shots and then punished him with next strike (pass winner or lob). German lost lot point at the net (11/23).

One tip I learned from another betting forum and my own experience: never bet for or against Robin Haase lol. Sometimes he can play brilliantly and than the match after he can't do anything right and loose with 6-0 6-0.

He is going to face winner or clash *sousa vs del potro*, if del Potro comes through that match chances for Haase will go down in R3. Actually he will be underdog vs giant from Tandill.

And how many times have such forecasts been justified? I think that every player in one way or another brings their results, which can be won. it's certainly for a beginner is very difficult to decide on whom to put in tennis, especially if this sport is unfamiliar.

[Tavarez]

Dominic Thiem vs Fernando Verdasco TIP: Verdasco to win set

Simply I don't know why Verdasco is set as underdog in this match. Ok both  men are suited to clay which is base of their game. But Spaniard claimed some strong wins against guys with big 1st serve and mighty fh. He is rich in experience, can be lethal for anyone when his game is on. Thiem didn't impress his last round and generally struggles in indoor conditions. Was pathetic to drop that 2nd set vs Gojowczjk. For me this is 50-50 affair and good possibility for Verdasco to win a set.

good luck for those who follow.

[Trofo]

Dominic Thiem vs Fernando Verdasco TIP: Verdasco to win set

Simply I don't know why Verdasco is set as underdog in this match. Ok both  men are suited to clay which is base of their game. But Spaniard claimed some strong wins against guys with big 1st serve and mighty fh. He is rich in experience, can be lethal for anyone when his game is on. Thiem didn't impress his last round and generally struggles in indoor conditions. Was pathetic to drop that 2nd set vs Gojowczjk. For me this is 50-50 affair and good possibility for Verdasco to win a set.

good luck for those who follow.

Yesterday was another good day for me 3/4 on tennis and 6/6 on Champions League(Tuesday & Wednesday ticket).

Today I like your tip and will play something similar for sure. My favorite tip on first looking is probably Pouille to win against Sock. Maybe even with handi or in straight sets. I will write exact tips I intend to play, later after playing them.

[Tavarez]

yes Sock was poor in match vs Kyle Edmund. Trailed 1-5 down in the final set (also had two physio visits for a back complaint)but managed to hang in there and was rather gifted the match in the end. Pouille did well recently (title in Vienna), but energy levels may be the only concern with him.

[Trofo]

I picked following for the day.
1. Poulie to win over Sock @1.4 on serious ticket and win in straight sets @2.1 on the low money ticket
2. Del Potro to Win with 3.5 handicap @1.75 on both tickets
3. Verdasco to not lose with more then 2 games (handicap 2.5) @1.75 on serious one and Verdasco to win in straight sets on the low money ticket at @3.5
4. Isner to not lose first set with more then 1 game difference (1.set handicep 1.5) @1.70 on low money ticket

Sorry have to work so no time for detailed explanations but it should be self explanatory to tennis lovers

[Tavarez]

what a match delpo vs haase, hour and a half of fine quality stuff. Haase did great especially in the opening set, was bit unlucky in the business end. hit more forehand winners than del potro, but backhand was loose (went up the line and missed lot). Del Potro was cool as cucumber when it mattered, head of champ to deliver his best (string two-three spectacular shots to turn the tidy in his favor). We have seen more topspin backhands from Delpo today, wasn't the case throughout the year. only 33% were bh slices. His physical state is questionable (lot matches last two weeks: title in Stockholm, Basel finals), his back stiffed (was seen stretching them but no official MTO).

[Trofo]

what a match delpo vs haase, hour and a half of fine quality stuff. Haase did great especially in the opening set, was bit unlucky in the business end. hit more forehand winners than del potro, but backhand was loose (went up the line and missed lot). Del Potro was cool as cucumber when it mattered, head of champ to deliver his best (string two-three spectacular shots to turn the tidy in his favor). We have seen more topspin backhands from Delpo today, wasn't the case throughout the year. only 33% were bh slices. His physical state is questionable (lot matches last two weeks: title in Stockholm, Basel finals), his back stiffed (was seen stretching them but no official MTO).

I believe Delpo will play a lot of good tennis till the end of year. He had so many injuries in his career and now when he is fit he will play trough fatigue. It is all in the head and Delpo has one of the best on the tour. In my mind he is favorite to win Paris title and then do some serious damage at best 8 tournament.

[Tavarez]

would like to try with one "crazy" but still makeable bet today. It is challenger level, Eckental, Germany.

Alex De Minaur vs Matthias Bachinger   TIP: 1  (average odd 2.54)

I guess that youngster from Australia can win this match versus experienced Bachinger simply because he already defeated two players ranked higher than Bachinger. Aussie took two straight sets wins in r1 and r2 (Hanfmann ranked 114 and Robredo ranked 151), now he will face Bachinger who is 194. Aussie is still young but huge talent, Australians expect him to win GS in the future. Bachinger is veteran of the game who played  some of the best matches on this surface but he will have to dig deep to win this one.

[Tavarez]

found another one of similar type:    Roelofse Ruan vs Mmoh Michael   TIP 1 (odd 4.5 or you can bet on Ruan to win a set)

Roelofse is on five match winning streak including a huge upset against Norrie (ranked 113), born 1989 we can say he is not young player and probably has enough experience. Mmoh is more established player but played lot matches recently (could be feeling it), also had some weaker opponent in r1 and r2. opponent had more indoor matches this year (9-3win-loss, while Mmoh is 5-1). good luck

[Trofo]

would like to try with one "crazy" but still makeable bet today. It is challenger level, Eckental, Germany.

Alex De Minaur vs Matthias Bachinger   TIP: 1  (average odd 2.54)

I guess that youngster from Australia can win this match versus experienced Bachinger simply because he already defeated two players ranked higher than Bachinger. Aussie took two straight sets wins in r1 and r2 (Hanfmann ranked 114 and Robredo ranked 151), now he will face Bachinger who is 194. Aussie is still young but huge talent, Australians expect him to win GS in the future. Bachinger is veteran of the game who played  some of the best matches on this surface but he will have to dig deep to win this one.

I am somewhat lazy this morning so not too inclined to go googling. Have you watched Alex play before. Is he a typical Australian new age player. Meaning strong serve & forehand and probably little crazy in the head? What is the surface in Eckental this year. If memory serves me right it is some kind of very fast carpet?

[Tavarez]

I have seen his match against Thiem (30.8.2017), he plays very aggressive (uses his shots to move closer to the net). backhand double hander is his favorite shot but can spray lot errors (bit hot and cold)......he is very fast around the court. Main problem in that match vs Thiem was his slight built (my conclusion was that he needs more muscles), was simply overpowered by Thiem. Don't know much about surface in Eckental, but must be super fast (guys who are participating are big servers). I chose those with higher odds but won't invest too much, suggest same thing for others.

[Trofo]

I will probably skip playing for serius money today. I'll just put few bucks to make it interesting to watch. I think Delpo wins today but first set will be tough so I'll take Isner +1.5handi 1.set @1.70. And first 2 matches from Eckental over 9.5 gems first set, both @1,6.

[Tavarez]

another interesting pair is Rafael Nadal against Filip Krajinovic TIP: AH 1 (G) -5,5

not much to say about Rafa, accomplished year for him, reached the first position, can get shaky on serve at times but it probably won't be the case in this one. watertight with other shots, fh trademark, bh rock solid this season (hitting deep and with purpose). playing the same tempo and intensity from the word go to the finish. Krajinovic nominated for the comeback player of the year (did great on challenger level), made his biggest push in Paris but will face now experience and craft. He is probably satisfied with accomplishments so far.

[Trofo]

another interesting pair is Rafael Nadal against Filip Krajinovic TIP: AH 1 (G) -5,5

not much to say about Rafa, accomplished year for him, reached the first position, can get shaky on serve at times but it probably won't be the case in this one. watertight with other shots, fh trademark, bh rock solid this season (hitting deep and with purpose). playing the same tempo and intensity from the word go to the finish. Krajinovic nominated for the comeback player of the year (did great on challenger level), made his biggest push in Paris but will face now experience and craft. He is probably satisfied with accomplishments so far.

I played the same tip actually. The 3 tips I mentioned above were not enough for me. I am only a little afraid because Rafa took medical timeout for problems with his knee and ended with the bandage on it. Afterwards he moved ok, and said on press conference that everything is fine, but nevertheless we have to take the medical timeout in consideration. I am hoping he will forfeit if he ends having problems and nullify the bet. His opponent has already played 5 matches in the tournament so he could be a little tired. Especially since he is not used to progressing to later stages of the tournaments.

[Tavarez]

another interesting pair is Rafael Nadal against Filip Krajinovic TIP: AH 1 (G) -5,5

not much to say about Rafa, accomplished year for him, reached the first position, can get shaky on serve at times but it probably won't be the case in this one. watertight with other shots, fh trademark, bh rock solid this season (hitting deep and with purpose). playing the same tempo and intensity from the word go to the finish. Krajinovic nominated for the comeback player of the year (did great on challenger level), made his biggest push in Paris but will face now experience and craft. He is probably satisfied with accomplishments so far.

I played the same tip actually. The 3 tips I mentioned above were not enough for me. I am only a little afraid because Rafa took medical timeout for problems with his knee and ended with the bandage on it. Afterwards he moved ok, and said on press conference that everything is fine, but nevertheless we have to take the medical timeout in consideration. I am hoping he will forfeit if he ends having problems and nullify the bet. His opponent has already played 5 matches in the tournament so he could be a little tired. Especially since he is not used to progressing to later stages of the tournaments.

bad news hit us:Nadal has withdrawn from Paris. He had a medical timeout last match to have his right knee strapped up, and withdrew from Basel the week before. Krajinovic gets a walkover into the semi-final, and the hefty points boost that comes with it (he will move to at least #43 in the rankings).

[Tavarez]

Filip Krajinovic against John Isner   TIP: under 12,5 games (I set)    (odd 1.53)

Krajinovic was somehow lucky to reach Paris SF, some opponents were not fully fit against him, then Rafa gave him walkover. He did best on challenger level this year and this result is something he could only dream off. Isner also with knee problems but battled well to win over Del Potro. there won't be too many breaks in this SF match but somehow I feel that 1st set will not go to breaker. most people will go 12,5 over but I decide to bet opposite way. Good luck.

[Trofo]

Filip Krajinovic against John Isner   TIP: under 12,5 games (I set)    (odd 1.53)

Krajinovic was somehow lucky to reach Paris SF, some opponents were not fully fit against him, then Rafa gave him walkover. He did best on challenger level this year and this result is something he could only dream off. Isner also with knee problems but battled well to win over Del Potro. there won't be too many breaks in this SF match but somehow I feel that 1st set will not go to breaker. most people will go 12,5 over but I decide to bet opposite way. Good luck.

For me safer selection is Isner to win @1.4 or Isner to win in straight sets @ 1.8. I just don't see Krajinovic getting anything on Isner serve. Best of luck with your tip. The other match in Paris is difficult to predict but if I had to do it I would pick over games or sets. I see it as a 3 setter.

[Tavarez]

Filip Krajinovic vs Jack Sock   *Paris Finals*     TIP:  2 odd 1.44

Krajinovic made a magical run in Paris, but in spite of a good form I consider it a bit of fluke. He played already six matches in Paris (came through qualifications) and must be little fatigued. His opponent much fresher and with a huge chance to qualify for London (with win), players have met once during 2014 (clay surface - Sock Came on top). I expect Sock to dominate here (has more energy, bigger serve, more experience on this level).

[miha8]

Filip Krajinovic vs Jack Sock   *Paris Finals*     TIP:  2 odd 1.44

Krajinovic made a magical run in Paris, but in spite of a good form I consider it a bit of fluke. He played already six matches in Paris (came through qualifications) and must be little fatigued. His opponent much fresher and with a huge chance to qualify for London (with win), players have met once during 2014 (clay surface - Sock Came on top). I expect Sock to dominate here (has more energy, bigger serve, more experience on this level).

 - I hope to win a new star Filip Krajinovic, yesterday also Isner had to win for London but he lost.

[absy]

Filip Krajinovic vs Jack Sock   *Paris Finals*     TIP:  2 odd 1.44

Krajinovic made a magical run in Paris, but in spite of a good form I consider it a bit of fluke. He played already six matches in Paris (came through qualifications) and must be little fatigued. His opponent much fresher and with a huge chance to qualify for London (with win), players have met once during 2014 (clay surface - Sock Came on top). I expect Sock to dominate here (has more energy, bigger serve, more experience on this level).

He may have lost today but he certainly will come back in future and win one of these . I certainly won't agree that its all fluke because you can clearly see that he has got talent . Congratulations though for predicting the right winner.

[Trofo]

I am a little late today but here is my daily tip.

Berankis to win over Tomic @1.8. I believe that Tomic is currently totally uninterested in tennis and just waiting for the season to end. On the other hand Beraniks is coming back from hip surgery and has started the season late. Despite that they are on about same ranking and that is why coefficients are as they are. But Berankis is currently in great form and his ranking is going up while Tomic goes from bad match to worse match and falling trough the rankings.

[Tavarez]

It is really tough to predict anything in Milan this week, simply because of the new format. Format: All matches will be best of five (5) tie-break sets. Each set will be the first to four (4) games with a margin of two (2) with a normal tie-break played at three (3) games all. Games will be decided using the No-Ad scoring method with the Server’s choice of the service box. Rules and innovations unique to the event will include Hawk-Eye Live, a countdown clock, no lets, no-ad scoring, shorter warm-ups, a limit of one (1) medical time-out per match, player coaching and free-movement of spectators.

event is held indoor so I expect Shapovalov to win against Chung. Korean is suited to lengthy rallies but we won't see many of those. With one-two punches Canadian can keep it short and simple. Shapovalov to win (avg odd 2.22).

[Tavarez]

new rules in Milan applied. What are your thoughts about it?

by the way match between Khachanov and Medvedev was super interesting, two big units provided us with lot of winners. two sets decided in breaker. Medvedev was better from the back (more variations brought, backhand was trademark shot especially down the line). Khachanov paid the price for one-dimensional game (hit forehand then by default moves to center of baseline - opponent undone this pattern with backhand down the line). final stats showed that Medvedev hit few more winners, made fewer ues. protected 2nd serve better 62% pts > 48% Khachanov.

Medvedev was physically weak (cramped badly last few games) but pulled great in the 6th game of the 4th set to break and seal the match.

[miha8]

new rules in Milan applied. What are your thoughts about it?

by the way match between Khachanov and Medvedev was super interesting, two big units provided us with lot of winners. two sets decided in breaker. Medvedev was better from the back (more variations brought, backhand was trademark shot especially down the line). Khachanov paid the price for one-dimensional game (hit forehand then by default moves to center of baseline - opponent undone this pattern with backhand down the line). final stats showed that Medvedev hit few more winners, made fewer ues. protected 2nd serve better 62% pts > 48% Khachanov.

Medvedev was physically weak (cramped badly last few games) but pulled great in the 6th game of the 4th set to break and seal the match.

 - I think that Coric will win ATP Milan.

[Tavarez]

new rules in Milan applied. What are your thoughts about it?

by the way match between Khachanov and Medvedev was super interesting, two big units provided us with lot of winners. two sets decided in breaker. Medvedev was better from the back (more variations brought, backhand was trademark shot especially down the line). Khachanov paid the price for one-dimensional game (hit forehand then by default moves to center of baseline - opponent undone this pattern with backhand down the line). final stats showed that Medvedev hit few more winners, made fewer ues. protected 2nd serve better 62% pts > 48% Khachanov.

Medvedev was physically weak (cramped badly last few games) but pulled great in the 6th game of the 4th set to break and seal the match.

 - I think that Coric will win ATP Milan.

we will see. Borna is big fighter but in my opinion grinder. Clay suits him more. these conditions are quick but he looks mentally more stable than some other youngsters. Medvedev played great last night but his fitness is problem (survived that 4th set, cramped badly). Anyway with new rules it is tough to make any sensible predictions.

[Tavarez]

Chung was clinical today. so accurate with fh and bh. wasn't afraid to change ball direction 1st (hit accurately when in full motion/speed). Rublev was slow to get things going, didn't look 100% healthy (2-1up 3rd set he had short chat with physio). overall Chung is more balanced player (no big serve) but can outlast anyone in exchanges. Chung 5/5 net pts won, 5/7 break points converted. sent down 3 aces (two of them big time). to conclude he is the first guy to reach Milan semi-finals.

[wattson]

Chung was clinical today. so accurate with fh and bh. wasn't afraid to change ball direction 1st (hit accurately when in full motion/speed). Rublev was slow to get things going, didn't look 100% healthy (2-1up 3rd set he had short chat with physio). overall Chung is more balanced player (no big serve) but can outlast anyone in exchanges. Chung 5/5 net pts won, 5/7 break points converted. sent down 3 aces (two of them big time). to conclude he is the first guy to reach Milan semi-finals.

who do you thing can win the tournament ? I am becoming a regular reader of your predictions.

[Tavarez]

let us wait for semi final pairs.... then i will come up with some "reasonable" ideas. anyway I have seen few matches already, intensity of play is awesome in this format (players are not allowed to linger there), they need their best level from the word go. Clean example was Rublev..... made a slow start and paid the price. mental strength is key factor (now when 40 all next pt decides winner of the game). Players need thick skin to win tight ones.

[Tavarez]

Chung was clinical today. so accurate with fh and bh. wasn't afraid to change ball direction 1st (hit accurately when in full motion/speed). Rublev was slow to get things going, didn't look 100% healthy (2-1up 3rd set he had short chat with physio). overall Chung is more balanced player (no big serve) but can outlast anyone in exchanges. Chung 5/5 net pts won, 5/7 break points converted. sent down 3 aces (two of them big time). to conclude he is the first guy to reach Milan semi-finals.

who do you thing can win the tournament ? I am becoming a regular reader of your predictions.

too early to say. anyway I am not fascinated by next gen stars. ERA of FEd, djoker, rafa is tremendous. (these guys upped the bar in tennis so high, it is their devotion and mental strength, at the same time they are great ambassadors of the game). Young players today are under great pressure, their results are up and down. Strong federations destroy some great potentials. I feel so sorry for Tomic in particular. ( he just earned too much too early).

[miha8]

Chung was clinical today. so accurate with fh and bh. wasn't afraid to change ball direction 1st (hit accurately when in full motion/speed). Rublev was slow to get things going, didn't look 100% healthy (2-1up 3rd set he had short chat with physio). overall Chung is more balanced player (no big serve) but can outlast anyone in exchanges. Chung 5/5 net pts won, 5/7 break points converted. sent down 3 aces (two of them big time). to conclude he is the first guy to reach Milan semi-finals.

who do you thing can win the tournament ? I am becoming a regular reader of your predictions.

too early to say. anyway I am not fascinated by next gen stars. ERA of FEd, djoker, rafa is tremendous. (these guys upped the bar in tennis so high, it is their devotion and mental strength, at the same time they are great ambassadors of the game). Young players today are under great pressure, their results are up and down. Strong federations destroy some great potentials. I feel so sorry for Tomic in particular. ( he just earned too much too early).

 - The era of Roger,Rafa and Novak is unrepeatable.

[Trofo]

I have watched some matches now and here is my observation. This should be a fast surface but it doesen't look so fast to me. And then you add new rules which favor the player who makes as little as possible unforced errors and you got Chung and Coric as best players in the tournament. It seems to me that strong head is even more important when you play sets to 4.

[Tavarez]

I have watched some matches now and here is my observation. This should be a fast surface but it doesen't look so fast to me. And then you add new rules which favor the player who makes as little as possible unforced errors and you got Chung and Coric as best players in the tournament. It seems to me that strong head is even more important when you play sets to 4.

exactly, Chung and Coric are movable guys and with ground coverage they extend points. Their strategy is to force opponent always an extra shot.

[Tavarez]

today I would try this one: Jared Donaldson vs Daniil Medvedev   TIP: 2 (odd 1.5)

American is now 0/7 in indoor matches, failed to chop set against Khachanov and Coric. Medvedev will play for semi final place (more reasons to win this one), played great match to win from a set down against compatriot Khachanov (flat ball strking)........possible problem is his fitness (struggled in later stages). I believe that he is able to keep rallies short enough against Donaldson. Good luck

[Trofo]

today I would try this one: Jared Donaldson vs Daniil Medvedev   TIP: 2 (odd 1.5)

American is now 0/7 in indoor matches, failed to chop set against Khachanov and Coric. Medvedev will play for semi final place (more reasons to win this one), played great match to win from a set down against compatriot Khachanov (flat ball strking)........possible problem is his fitness (struggled in later stages). I believe that he is able to keep rallies short enough against Donaldson. Good luck

I actually put quite a lot of money on a double today. One tip is yours and the other is football from Europeen qualifiers. I had the same reasoning plus I watched them both play and Medvedev left much better impression to me.

I think match between Khachanov & Coric will be the one to see. Tough to predict result but it should be entertaining.

[Tavarez]

Coric just grounded Khachanov in five sets. Gutsy win for Croat (was 2nd best at the start but recovered made great turn-around). Coric played big points with more gut......when for lines. Kept Khachanov jammed on backhand latter stages. Croat picked more points at the net. serve stats upped throughout the match- nice numbers at the end. 57% points won behind 2nd serve. had physio visit (left thigh strapped) but never hindered.

also I saw few last games of the match Rublev vs Shapovalov.  Canadian so watchable (attractive shots) but lacks nerves. when important he went full tilt (missed lot in the tie-breaks). single hand backhand was exploited by Rublev (as one hander he needs more time to set up). Also he wasted lot break point opportunities while Rublev made it 2/2.

[Tavarez]

expecting chung and Coric in the finals   (they showed mental strength and consistency in this event).

[Trofo]

expecting chung and Coric in the finals   (they showed mental strength and consistency in this event).

For Coric I agree 100%, chung will probably be there as well but I kind of like Medvedev on this tournament. I manage to find odds @4.2 for Medvedev to win and had to take it. I still believe that Chung is favorite but I just had to try it with odds like that.

[miha8]

expecting chung and Coric in the finals   (they showed mental strength and consistency in this event).

For Coric I agree 100%, chung will probably be there as well but I kind of like Medvedev on this tournament. I manage to find odds @4.2 for Medvedev to win and had to take it. I still believe that Chung is favorite but I just had to try it with odds like that.

 - I also thought that the Coric would win this tournament but surprise happened.

[Trofo]

expecting chung and Coric in the finals   (they showed mental strength and consistency in this event).

For Coric I agree 100%, chung will probably be there as well but I kind of like Medvedev on this tournament. I manage to find odds @4.2 for Medvedev to win and had to take it. I still believe that Chung is favorite but I just had to try it with odds like that.

 - I also thought that the Coric would win this tournament but surprise happened.

I was out yesterday in the evening playing soccer and didn't watch any of the matches so I am hopping for short analysis from Tavarez. What happened in Coric match? Was he so bad or Rublev so good?

[Tavarez]

I have just finished watching Borna Coric vs Andrey Rublev full match replay. To summarize it wasn't interesting and competitive affair. Croat came out with both thighs heavily strapped (was slower in rallies and Rublev made exploits moving him side to side). Borna made few too many ues in 1h02min match, finished with negative winner-unforced error ratio *-2*, while Rublev did much better ratio *+9*. Russian was fresher, hit balls with better trajectory (flatter to hit through opponent's defense). Borna tried to send high balls into Rublev's backhand during the 2nd set but without success. Borna failed to convert his only break pt chance in the 3rd set when already 0-2 down. Russian almost clinical with 2/3 break points converted.

[Tavarez]

Chung took an easy win versus Rublev in the group stage but much closer one is expected today. Chung had tough 5 set match last night while Rublev's win was more like stroll through the park (1h spent on the court). won lot easy points with accurate wide serves.

[Tavarez]

TIP for tomorrow: Pablo Cuevas against Nicolas Kicker   TIP: 1 (avg odd 1.44)

I believe that Cuevas wants the strong finish of the year (reason why he took participation in this challenger level event). Event is held In Uruguay on clay, a favorite surface for Pablo Cuevas. His opponent is just challenger level player with no big results under ATP level. Both men in good run recently, more wins than loses but Cuevas grounded Bagnis last round while Kicker lost to the same player 10 days ago (straight sets loss). I guess the Cuevas has a gear or two more and wants to win tournaments in his homeland. Best luck

[miha8]

TIP for tomorrow: Pablo Cuevas against Nicolas Kicker   TIP: 1 (avg odd 1.44)

I believe that Cuevas wants the strong finish of the year (reason why he took participation in this challenger level event). Event is held In Uruguay on clay, a favorite surface for Pablo Cuevas. His opponent is just challenger level player with no big results under ATP level. Both men in good run recently, more wins than loses but Cuevas grounded Bagnis last round while Kicker lost to the same player 10 days ago (straight sets loss). I guess the Cuevas has a gear or two more and wants to win tournaments in his homeland. Best luck

 - Yes this is also my pick. Cuevas is better tennis player than Kicker, he is in a bad form but it's hard to believe that Kicker will win against Cuevas who plays in Uruguay in front of the local audience.

[Tavarez]

Roger Federer against Jack Sock    TIP :   Federer -4,5 games (odd 1.66)

Not much to say about this pair. Swiss skipped Paris to gather all his strengths and try to win final tournament of the year. Conditions in London suit his game (serve and 1st strike). He can just keep it fast and rush American. Sock won the title in Paris but played against weaker opposition there (many players ended 2017 campaign earlier).

Dominic Thiem vs Grigor Dimitrov  TIP: 2  (odd 1.50) or Dimitrov - 3 games (odd 1.90)

I don't like Thiem's indoor play, quicker surfaces bother him so much. Man is grinder and likes to camp 2 meters behind the baseline. His firepower is huge but Bulgarian is much better this year (when I say better I mean his mental side is improved). Athleticism is there so Thiem won't be able to outlast him or hit easy winners. I am convinced in Dimitrov's win.

[Trofo]

I agree with your analysis only I took Federer 3.5 handi @1.5. It is my local betting site but we have some taxes so it is more like odds 1.4. Few more interesting matches for me today cuevas to win the tournament in his home country and Zverev to win over Cilic. But all that is played with low stakes since I am in a bad run currently. Waiting for next season and masters tournaments. They are for some reason by far best for my predictions.

[Tavarez]

As expected Pablo Cuevas claimed an easy/routine win against Nicolas Kicker, straight sets win for him. So he is about to face Gastao Elias in the finals. They met twice (h2h 1-1)..... But again I believe in Cuevas. on the other hand Gastao Elias had medical time out in semi-final win over Domingues, so his physical preparation is is question here. TIP: Cuevas to win the title (odd 1.35) good luck everybody

additional info: Elias took a MTO at the end of the opening set of his 7/5 6/3 win over compatriot Joao Domingues at the Montevideo challenger today. Elias, who won 6 games in a row to take the opening set after being down 1-5, received some treatment on what looked like his back, side and legs.  This is the reason why Cuevas is closer to win.

[chris200x9]

I agree with your analysis only I took Federer 3.5 handi @1.5. It is my local betting site but we have some taxes so it is more like odds 1.4. Few more interesting matches for me today cuevas to win the tournament in his home country and Zverev to win over Cilic. But all that is played with low stakes since I am in a bad run currently. Waiting for next season and masters tournaments. They are for some reason by far best for my predictions.

Even though you are good at predicting things but it is not 100% sure so it is always good to bet a small amount in each match instead of going with bigger amount bets on any single match. I never bet big amount in any single match even though I'm very sure about the winning team or player based on my knowledge.

I like this thread because OP provided a good explanation of his selection.

[Trofo]

As expected Pablo Cuevas claimed an easy/routine win against Nicolas Kicker, straight sets win for him. So he is about to face Gastao Elias in the finals. They met twice (h2h 1-1)..... But again I believe in Cuevas. on the other hand Gastao Elias had medical time out in semi-final win over Domingues, so his physical preparation is is question here. TIP: Cuevas to win the title (odd 1.35) good luck everybody

additional info: Elias took a MTO at the end of the opening set of his 7/5 6/3 win over compatriot Joao Domingues at the Montevideo challenger today. Elias, who won 6 games in a row to take the opening set after being down 1-5, received some treatment on what looked like his back, side and legs.  This is the reason why Cuevas is closer to win.

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

[absy]

As expected Pablo Cuevas claimed an easy/routine win against Nicolas Kicker, straight sets win for him. So he is about to face Gastao Elias in the finals. They met twice (h2h 1-1)..... But again I believe in Cuevas. on the other hand Gastao Elias had medical time out in semi-final win over Domingues, so his physical preparation is is question here. TIP: Cuevas to win the title (odd 1.35) good luck everybody

additional info: Elias took a MTO at the end of the opening set of his 7/5 6/3 win over compatriot Joao Domingues at the Montevideo challenger today. Elias, who won 6 games in a row to take the opening set after being down 1-5, received some treatment on what looked like his back, side and legs.  This is the reason why Cuevas is closer to win.

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

Hadn't heard about this site till now , I just checked it and the design is very simple but it accepts Etherum so I wanna try it , are you sure they are legit? and also keep up the good work

[babygun]

I agree with your analysis only I took Federer 3.5 handi @1.5. It is my local betting site but we have some taxes so it is more like odds 1.4. Few more interesting matches for me today cuevas to win the tournament in his home country and Zverev to win over Cilic. But all that is played with low stakes since I am in a bad run currently. Waiting for next season and masters tournaments. They are for some reason by far best for my predictions.

Even though you are good at predicting things but it is not 100% sure so it is always good to bet a small amount in each match instead of going with bigger amount bets on any single match. I never bet big amount in any single match even though I'm very sure about the winning team or player based on my knowledge.

I like this thread because OP provided a good explanation of his selection.

I do the same like you, but I divide my stakes. If I have 10 matches where I will bet on with 100 stakes, than it is possible that I put 50 stakes on 1 match if that is the match where I am most confident of.

On topic: I follow the tip of Tavarez on the Federer vs Sock match. Should be a quite easy win for the Swiss.

[Trofo]

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

Hadn't heard about this site till now , I just checked it and the design is very simple but it accepts Etherum so I wanna try it , are you sure they are legit? and also keep up the good work

Read trough this topic. Especially my posts since I have shared my experience with them.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2280751.msg24219022#msg24219022

In short they were more then fair in regards to my account and deposits/withdrawals are instantiations, limited with ETH transaction speed, less then 2 minutes in my case. For now I have never had more then 5 ETH on account.

Only problem I had is with above forfeit rule. I lost a ticket because of it. It is not stated under betting rules. But they said they use it from day 1 in the Email when I asked about it. I tested it afterward and they paid up on second ticket when it was in my favor.

[JackpotRacer]

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

could you please point me to a link of those Wbet7 rules

thx

[Tavarez]

Federer get through a stern test today. Never really outclassed Sock. Swiss was untouchable in own service games (90% pts won behind first serve, never faced a break point threat). Fed was accurate with fh (nail everything landing shortish). but return of serve was weak (drop short and allow Sock to express himself with favorite forehand). Federer wasted 5 break point opportunities in the 2nd set (in three separate service games). took the 2nd set in the breaker, was helped by Sock who threw fatal double fault.

[miha8]

As expected Pablo Cuevas claimed an easy/routine win against Nicolas Kicker, straight sets win for him. So he is about to face Gastao Elias in the finals. They met twice (h2h 1-1)..... But again I believe in Cuevas. on the other hand Gastao Elias had medical time out in semi-final win over Domingues, so his physical preparation is is question here. TIP: Cuevas to win the title (odd 1.35) good luck everybody

additional info: Elias took a MTO at the end of the opening set of his 7/5 6/3 win over compatriot Joao Domingues at the Montevideo challenger today. Elias, who won 6 games in a row to take the opening set after being down 1-5, received some treatment on what looked like his back, side and legs.  This is the reason why Cuevas is closer to win.

 - Yes, Cuevas will win against Elias.

[Trofo]

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

could you please point me to a link of those Wbet7 rules

thx

That one isn't on the site. I wrote to them and complained vie Email. That is only written mention I have. They even said that they will put it on site. If you are interested pm me and i can forward you the entire correspondence. Even better write an Email to their support directly and ask them about it. I would like to have a confirmation from 3rd party.

Here is a quote of the reply:

Code:

Dear Sir/Madam,

According our betting rule, if a team/player RETIRED in a match, the opponent will become winner and the match consider as finished. This betting rule existing from begining of our service until now.

In your case, your bet is lose.

Please let us know if you have any question.

Thank you and Best regards,

[JackpotRacer]

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

could you please point me to a link of those Wbet7 rules

thx

That one isn't on the site. I wrote to them and complained vie Email. That is only written mention I have. They even said that they will put it on site. If you are interested pm me and i can forward you the entire correspondence. Even better write an Email to their support directly and ask them about it. I would like to have a confirmation from 3rd party.

Here is a quote of the reply:

Code:

Dear Sir/Madam,

According our betting rule, if a team/player RETIRED in a match, the opponent will become winner and the match consider as finished. This betting rule existing from begining of our service until now.

In your case, your bet is lose.

Please let us know if you have any question.

Thank you and Best regards,

thx for the info. I will mail them the question and let you know

[megynacuna]

Federer get through a stern test today. Never really outclassed Sock. Swiss was untouchable in own service games (90% pts won behind first serve, never faced a break point threat). Fed was accurate with fh (nail everything landing shortish). but return of serve was weak (drop short and allow Sock to express himself with favorite forehand). Federer wasted 5 break point opportunities in the 2nd set (in three separate service games). took the 2nd set in the breaker, was helped by Sock who threw fatal double fault.

At his age i will still credit him for that performance he puts up every now and then, I so wish he wins the ATP tournament in order to end the year on high because he really deserves it and has fought all throughout the year for this performance.

[szpalata]

As expected Pablo Cuevas claimed an easy/routine win against Nicolas Kicker, straight sets win for him. So he is about to face Gastao Elias in the finals. They met twice (h2h 1-1)..... But again I believe in Cuevas. on the other hand Gastao Elias had medical time out in semi-final win over Domingues, so his physical preparation is is question here. TIP: Cuevas to win the title (odd 1.35) good luck everybody

additional info: Elias took a MTO at the end of the opening set of his 7/5 6/3 win over compatriot Joao Domingues at the Montevideo challenger today. Elias, who won 6 games in a row to take the opening set after being down 1-5, received some treatment on what looked like his back, side and legs.  This is the reason why Cuevas is closer to win.

Just a note for anybody hunting forfeits. Wbet7 has a policy to look at forfeits as settled bet. Ie. If Elias drop out they would consider bet valid and payout. Ok in this case it is small odds so maybe not worth it but there is good opportunities to be had when you suspect that heavy favorite is injured.

Hadn't heard about this site till now , I just checked it and the design is very simple but it accepts Etherum so I wanna try it , are you sure they are legit? and also keep up the good work

They have a great interface and from what i am seeing i think if they are legit then they will be worth trying because ethereum has lesser transaction fees and confirms faster and so it makes it altcoin friendly. I also like the forfeits policy.

[Tavarez]

what an ugly match it was, Thiem versus Dimitrov. Both men struggled to produce their best tennis but in the end it was Bulgarian who played with greater versatility and bit more aggression in key points of the the third set. Both finished with negative winner-unforced error ratios, 1st serve numbers also not good. However the handicap and outcome matched the bet I mentioned day ago...

[babygun]

@Tavarez: what are your thoughts about the match of tonight of nadal versus goffin?
Being Belgium, I am a fan of Goffin and he may have a chance as we don't know if Nadal if fully healed from his injured knee.

[Tavarez]

@Tavarez: what are your thoughts about the match of tonight of nadal versus goffin?
Being Belgium, I am a fan of Goffin and he may have a chance as we don't know if Nadal if fully healed from his injured knee.

Hm, to be honest I am unwilling to predict that match. Nadal stated that he is ready for the match but his knees caused him so much trouble last 3-4 year that nobody can be sure about his physical state. Goffin must push this into bruising contest, always to ask one more ball and protract rallies. Rafa has more pacy ground strokes (avg. speed).

[Tavarez]

Marin Cilic vs Jack Sock  TIP: over 9,5 games * 1st set*  avg odd around 1.5

Cilic was poor in previous match vs Zeverev, let a lead to slip through his fingers in the final set. (He is rock solid indoor player, but mentally weak..... lost plenty important ones in his career). Sock surprised me with decent play vs Federer. Hits his forehand with lot spin (reached decent form in Paris- obviously will continue it here). These two met twice, Sock grabbed both wins. Now I expect tough/tight 1st set since they both lost their opening matches.

[Trofo]

Marin Cilic vs Jack Sock  TIP: over 9,5 games * 1st set*  avg odd around 1.5

Cilic was poor in previous match vs Zeverev, let a lead to slip through his fingers in the final set. (He is rock solid indoor player, but mentally weak..... lost plenty important ones in his career). Sock surprised me with decent play vs Federer. Hits his forehand with lot spin (reached decent form in Paris- obviously will continue it here). These two met twice, Sock grabbed both wins. Now I expect tough/tight 1st set since they both lost their opening matches.

That should pass, I will also consider over games for whole match because I see it as a 3 setter.

I think I will tip for possible surprise in the other match. Federer is not 100% IMHO @4,0 for small stake. On my main ticket I will take Zverev not to lose with more then 4 games difference (contra hendi 4,5) @ 1,6.

[CarlesPuyol]

Marin Cilic vs Jack Sock  TIP: over 9,5 games * 1st set*  avg odd around 1.5

Cilic was poor in previous match vs Zeverev, let a lead to slip through his fingers in the final set. (He is rock solid indoor player, but mentally weak..... lost plenty important ones in his career). Sock surprised me with decent play vs Federer. Hits his forehand with lot spin (reached decent form in Paris- obviously will continue it here). These two met twice, Sock grabbed both wins. Now I expect tough/tight 1st set since they both lost their opening matches.

Its not a bad pick. I think that The first set score will be 6-4 or 6-3 to Cilic.  Depends on who start to serve.  Lets hope it will be Sock

[Tavarez]

Marin Cilic vs Jack Sock  TIP: over 9,5 games * 1st set*  avg odd around 1.5

Cilic was poor in previous match vs Zeverev, let a lead to slip through his fingers in the final set. (He is rock solid indoor player, but mentally weak..... lost plenty important ones in his career). Sock surprised me with decent play vs Federer. Hits his forehand with lot spin (reached decent form in Paris- obviously will continue it here). These two met twice, Sock grabbed both wins. Now I expect tough/tight 1st set since they both lost their opening matches.

That should pass, I will also consider over games for whole match because I see it as a 3 setter.

I think I will tip for possible surprise in the other match. Federer is not 100% IMHO @4,0 for small stake. On my main ticket I will take Zverev not to lose with more then 4 games difference (contra hendi 4,5) @ 1,6.

Fed didn't impress in the opening match (his bh was torn by Sock's forehand topspin), but his 1st serve was mighty (clip the line). haven't seen Zverev's opening match but read somewhere that it was sluggish from both. I believe young German can take set at least, also tie-break to be seen. good luck with your ticket.

[Tavarez]

It was another good bet with positive outcome, Cilic vs Sock easily over 9,5 1st set.  

match observation: both played lot matches this year and they looked worn out there. Cilic still better player in my eyes (more quality on backhand) but lost momentum twice in the final set. squandered 3-0up in the decider, then mini break in the tie-break (man is a choker, no mental strength in tricky points). Sock ended up with tidier win-ue ratio (forehand was blazing last few games of the match), bh shaky but hit one accurate down the line in the tie-break.

additional info: LONDON: The Court Pace Index is currently showing a medium fast 41.9 which is slightly quicker than last year.

[Trofo]

Cilic just has problems with his head. I am from Croatia and I used to get mighty pissed with his performances but I learned to expect breakdowns vs. top players and managed to earn few bucks on him. That way it is easier to watch his matches.

But this year has been a little strange for men's tennis due to all injuries. And that is why we have Cilic as 5th player in the world and he has only one tournament win this whole season and that's from ATP 250 series. Ok he was solid on some big tournaments and that got him points, but his only exceptional result this year IMHO is wimbeldon final.

[babygun]

@Tavarez: what are your thoughts about the match of tonight of nadal versus goffin?
Being Belgium, I am a fan of Goffin and he may have a chance as we don't know if Nadal if fully healed from his injured knee.

Hm, to be honest I am unwilling to predict that match. Nadal stated that he is ready for the match but his knees caused him so much trouble last 3-4 year that nobody can be sure about his physical state. Goffin must push this into bruising contest, always to ask one more ball and protract rallies. Rafa has more pacy ground strokes (avg. speed).

Wow, what a brilliant match of Goffin! Never thought he could win, but he did it. He is the first male Belgium tennis player who is in the Masters and who has beaten the number 1 seet. But, fair enough, if Nadal would have been totally fit, it would have been another match.

[Tavarez]

I have just finished watching Dimitrov vs Goffin, few sentences about it: Grigor breezed through it, 1st set was one-way traffic (Grigor deadly accurate while opponent looked bit jaded). Things tighter during the 2nd set, Goffin had two half chances but failed to capitalize on return game. Overall Dimitrov looked fresher and more active of the two players. Bulgarian came in more frequently (finish point off at the net). Goffin with numerous unforced errors (28) combined with just 8 winners. main struggled was behind his 2nd serve (20% pts won------below top ten played stats). Dimitrov 18winners/11unforced errors.

[babygun]

I have just finished watching Dimitrov vs Goffin, few sentences about it: Grigor breezed through it, 1st set was one-way traffic (Grigor deadly accurate while opponent looked bit jaded). Things tighter during the 2nd set, Goffin had two half chances but failed to capitalize on return game. Overall Dimitrov looked fresher and more active of the two players. Bulgarian came in more frequently (finish point off at the net). Goffin with numerous unforced errors (28) combined with just 8 winners. main struggled was behind his 2nd serve (20% pts won------below top ten played stats). Dimitrov 18winners/11unforced errors.

What an anticlimax, I thought Goffin (after have beaten Nadal) would go further on his momentum, but today he was nowhere. Dimitrov totally blow away Goffin. Like you say, too many unforced errors by Goffin also. Hopefully Goffin quickly forgets this match so he can focus on his important third match against Thiem

[Tavarez]

A. Zverev against J. Sock   TIP: 1 (odd 1.60)

chose this bet as I believe Zverev is more complete player, had more layers in his game and definitely has more consistent and powerful backhand. German played tight match vs Federer (took 2nd set), recovered from a set down to win versus Marin Cilic. Victory here will secure his place in semi-finals. Sock also with chances to get SF but not the same class player as German. His main weakness is backhand wing (insecure), runs around it to execute with forehand. Match can be close and few shots to decide but still my thoughts are with Zverev.

[Tavarez]

Bryan/Bryan against Marach/Pavic   TIP: 1 (odd 1.70)

This is must win match for Bryan brothers, if they loose they won't have theoretical chances to reach semi-finals. Not much to say about these two, their game is very mature and they will take chance to try win big tournament. with their age there won't be too many chances.  Marach/Pavic will play their first match (substitution for Dodig/Granollers), they are without chances for the next round. H2H is 1-1, Marach/Pavic took a win on clay in Stuttgart while Bryan's won in New York. Bryan brothers need a convincing win here and then to hope for positive outcome of the match Kubot/Melo vs Murray/Soares.

[Tavarez]

Whittington Andrew vs Calvin Hemery  QF, Toyota Challenger,    TIP: 2 (odd 1.50)

Calvin Hemery is better ranked player although younger. Hemery has richer indoor experience, 53 wins and 40 loses indoor while his next opponent has humble score indoor 2wins 2loses (4 appearances in total).Hemery in a great form recently (6 wins in last 7 played matches). Things going well for him in November. Good Luck

[Tavarez]

federer vs cilic, short summary: win for swiss from a set down, match played without any significance. Federer missed 5 break pt chances in the opening set, return wasn't good either (short and allowed Cilic to utilize his big forehand). Fed upped level and intensity 2nd set (hit more winners, kept own service game tidy, saved 1bp). was cooler in during the business end of the 2nd set (5-4 up Cilic choked badly - tight unforced errors). decider wasn't competitive as Federer dominated the play. Federer 33w/30ue, Cilic 36w/43ues

Swiss with smart use of chip and charge (just surprised opponent), also more effective at the net.

[miha8]

Whittington Andrew vs Calvin Hemery  QF, Toyota Challenger,    TIP: 2 (odd 1.50)

Calvin Hemery is better ranked player although younger. Hemery has richer indoor experience, 53 wins and 40 loses indoor while his next opponent has humble score indoor 2wins 2loses (4 appearances in total).Hemery in a great form recently (6 wins in last 7 played matches). Things going well for him in November. Good Luck

 - I also expect victory for Hemery against Whittington. Lately he plays very good and he is in a good form.

[Tavarez]

Yes Calvin Hemery fulfilled our tip and expectations but what to say about A. Zverev. Youngster is a joke......with his ugly build and head on shoulders GS will remain his wet dream. 4-5 down III set (he came up with notorious double fault and huge miss with forehand up the line). He is more talented than 25-year old Sock but just wasted huge chance to reach SF. When big names come back into business next season he will choke more often.

[Trofo]

Yes Calvin Hemery fulfilled our tip and expectations but what to say about A. Zverev. Youngster is a joke......with his ugly build and head on shoulders GS will remain his wet dream. 4-5 down III set (he came up with notorious double fault and huge miss with forehand up the line). He is more talented than 25-year old Sock but just wasted huge chance to reach SF. When big names come back into business next season he will choke more often.

I watched the match and lost quite a lot of money on it so my review could be a little biased I still can't believe that Zverev lost this one.

In my mind he is already much better and complete player then Sock. Sock doesen't have backhand and all the time runs around the ball to strike forehand which leaves forehand side of the court empty. I think Zverev has used this only once in the match with excellent backhand down the line. I want even comment his 10 double faults. In one moment in 3rd set Sock when Sock was 4:1 up, Sock has won 5 points on Zverev 2nd serve. All 5 double faults??? Didn't see such mentally weak performance in a long time.

[p3ppymon]

I will follow. I like the way you present the game. Good understanding of the sport and players overall.
Would you please present a graph of your sport prediction? Win vs bet would be great appreciated.

[Tavarez]

Grigor Dimitrov - Jack Sock TIP 1  (odd 1.5)


Grigor reached his highs in London, surprised many of us with 3 wins in group stage. I saw his "dance" in victory over Goffin. Bulgarian has lot different layers in his game but most of all his head looks better this year (not so many chokes as before). Sock reached Sf but honestly he is not player of rich talent. Already I mentioned his inconsistent bh (moved around it to execute his favorite inside out forehand). I guess he already reached his climax.

[Tavarez]

another TIP would be: Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Yuki Bhambri   TIP 2 (odd 1.5)

Last time these two met in Chennai 2017 and Bhambri took a routine 6-1,6-1 win. His opponent was recently bothered by an injury and didn't play for a month (skipped few tournaments after Antwerp).. Bhambri is more experienced player (more hard court matches behind his name). Also better win-loss ratio this year. Ramanathan is in weaker form here, survived his r1 (it was come back win in three tie-breaks). good luck

[absy]

another TIP would be: Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Yuki Bhambri   TIP 2 (odd 1.5)

Last time these two met in Chennai 2017 and Bhambri took a routine 6-1,6-1 win. His opponent was recently bothered by an injury and didn't play for a month (skipped few tournaments after Antwerp).. Bhambri is more experienced player (more hard court matches behind his name). Also better win-loss ratio this year. Ramanathan is in weaker form here, survived his r1 (it was come back win in three tie-breaks). good luck

Bhambri is experienced when compared to Ramkumar but don't forget that Ramkumar defeated Thiem in June ( Chennai open is in January ) and after that his confidence level is high and has been playing well . His serve is pretty good so yeah going for over 20.5 games is better in my opinion.

[Trofo]

I agree with Dimitrov tip. He should win over Sock but even since Sock is a limited player he has a good serve and forehand and is playing with high confidence. I see this as a tough test for Dimitrov but he should prevail.

Second tennis tip I am playing to day is that Federer will win with at least 4 games difference (hendicap -3.5) @1.55. Goffin just didn't impress me in this tournament and he still has Davis cup to think about.

[Tavarez]

What a stunning backhand cross court return winner for Bhambri to break in the 10th game of the deciding set and claim a victory. Amazing feel and self-belief of Yuki Bhambri. 

[babygun]

I agree with Dimitrov tip. He should win over Sock but even since Sock is a limited player he has a good serve and forehand and is playing with high confidence. I see this as a tough test for Dimitrov but he should prevail.

Second tennis tip I am playing to day is that Federer will win with at least 4 games difference (hendicap -3.5) @1.55. Goffin just didn't impress me in this tournament and he still has Davis cup to think about.

Should be a quite easy win for Dimitrov I think, he is playing well this tournament (look at his match against Goffin).

I follow your Federer tip, but trust me, Goffin is not thinking about the Davis cup right now. He will play at his maximum, but logically Federer should win this.

edit: What a win for Goffin, didn't see that coming!

[Trofo]

I agree with Dimitrov tip. He should win over Sock but even since Sock is a limited player he has a good serve and forehand and is playing with high confidence. I see this as a tough test for Dimitrov but he should prevail.

Second tennis tip I am playing to day is that Federer will win with at least 4 games difference (hendicap -3.5) @1.55. Goffin just didn't impress me in this tournament and he still has Davis cup to think about.

Should be a quite easy win for Dimitrov I think, he is playing well this tournament (look at his match against Goffin).

I follow your Federer tip, but trust me, Goffin is not thinking about the Davis cup right now. He will play at his maximum, but logically Federer should win this.

edit: What a win for Goffin, didn't see that coming!

Wife made me to go shopping so I couldn't watch after the first set. What the hell happened? Did Federer lower his game or Goffin started playing much better? I considered this one easy money especially after the first set.

[miha8]

Grigor Dimitrov - Jack Sock TIP 1  (odd 1.5)


Grigor reached his highs in London, surprised many of us with 3 wins in group stage. I saw his "dance" in victory over Goffin. Bulgarian has lot different layers in his game but most of all his head looks better this year (not so many chokes as before). Sock reached Sf but honestly he is not player of rich talent. Already I mentioned his inconsistent bh (moved around it to execute his favorite inside out forehand). I guess he already reached his climax.

 - Yes, definitely I also expect that Dimitrov will win against Sock. After defeat Roger I expect that Grigor will win ATP London. He is in a good form and deserves a trophy in London.

[miha8]

another TIP would be: Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Yuki Bhambri   TIP 2 (odd 1.5)

Last time these two met in Chennai 2017 and Bhambri took a routine 6-1,6-1 win. His opponent was recently bothered by an injury and didn't play for a month (skipped few tournaments after Antwerp).. Bhambri is more experienced player (more hard court matches behind his name). Also better win-loss ratio this year. Ramanathan is in weaker form here, survived his r1 (it was come back win in three tie-breaks). good luck

 - This was a good tip because Bhambri is better tennis player than Ramanathan. Also it was my tip at my page and Bhambri has won. I'm glad that someone else is well understood in this sport.

[Lionidas]

I agree with Dimitrov tip. He should win over Sock but even since Sock is a limited player he has a good serve and forehand and is playing with high confidence. I see this as a tough test for Dimitrov but he should prevail.

Second tennis tip I am playing to day is that Federer will win with at least 4 games difference (hendicap -3.5) @1.55. Goffin just didn't impress me in this tournament and he still has Davis cup to think about.

Should be a quite easy win for Dimitrov I think, he is playing well this tournament (look at his match against Goffin).

I follow your Federer tip, but trust me, Goffin is not thinking about the Davis cup right now. He will play at his maximum, but logically Federer should win this.

edit: What a win for Goffin, didn't see that coming!

Wife made me to go shopping so I couldn't watch after the first set. What the hell happened? Did Federer lower his game or Goffin started playing much better? I considered this one easy money especially after the first set.

I thought it was a definitely win for Roger Federer after the first set as well.
But midway through the second set he was down 3 games to 1 and you can see he was not returning the ball properly.
It continued into the third set with those horrible backhands going wide or into the net.
He did not look like he was in competitive mode today.
Goffin hit some aces that finished him late into the final set and Roger just hit it into the net yet again to kill his chances to advancing to the finals.
I heard Goffin beat him before and also Nadal.
This I did not know before placing a bet on Federer to win this match.

[Tavarez]

what a good day behind us, both tips proved correct. 


just finished checking tennis offer for tomorrow and one match caught my eye immediately. It is Toyota challenger finals played in Japan. Clash between Calvin Hemery and Matthew Ebden. I don't know why Hemery is set as an underdog in this one, just eight days ago he took routine win versus Ebden (match played indoor as well). Service quality comes handy always but mostly in quick indoor matches so Hemery is better in that segment (last match he landed 21 aces). with his serve potency and resent win over the same opponent I expect him maybe to win this tournament but for a safety reason will choose Hemery +1.5 sets (avg. odd 1.5). (which means he will win a set at least).

[Tavarez]

So this is it for 2017 season. Dreamy end of the year for Grigor Dimitrov. Now we are about to sit and wait for 2018 campaign to kick off, I hope for more interesting and more competitive 2018. Looking ford to see big names back in the business. (to recover from their physical issues).

[Trofo]

Good luck to all of you next season and happy holidays.

I am switching my focus to premier league soccer. They have crazy schedule during December.

[babygun]

So this is it for 2017 season. Dreamy end of the year for Grigor Dimitrov. Now we are about to sit and wait for 2018 campaign to kick off, I hope for more interesting and more competitive 2018. Looking ford to see big names back in the business. (to recover from their physical issues).

Yep, hopefully Nadal, Djokovic, Murray and Federer can be at the top of their games again in 2018! This should give us some new great matches.
For Goffin, the year is not yet over, he is selected for the Davis cup final of Belgium against France.

[absy]

So this is it for 2017 season. Dreamy end of the year for Grigor Dimitrov. Now we are about to sit and wait for 2018 campaign to kick off, I hope for more interesting and more competitive 2018. Looking ford to see big names back in the business. (to recover from their physical issues).

You missed Davis cup finals? We have got some great matches I am expecting Belgium to win because Goffin is in great form What do you think?

[Tavarez]

Yes I wasn't interested in davis cup action. Expected France to win, of course I knew that Goffin will win both his matches. Odds were not a big value and it was end of the season so players are pretty much worn down.

[absy]

Yes I wasn't interested in davis cup action. Expected France to win, of course I knew that Goffin will win both his matches. Odds were not a big value and it was end of the season so players are pretty much worn down.

No worries and yeah everything went as expected without any surprises . I hope you will be giving out tips for Australian Open I will be analyzing all the matches but still I will be following you for some good tips , Good luck .