Heavy Favorites

You first needa book that requires full match to be played....don't want a big name to be ahead and turn an ankle and retire.

Also you have to pick and choose your spots...you can't just bet the high chalk every week and expect to win. You have to look for ideal spots where its a huge mismatch.

Majors are the only place I recommened it...i parlay large chalk together to form payouts that are wither 1 to 1 or 1 for .5

My concern is serve here... Haase does have a solid serve...and lets face it...Novak's isn't the greatest.

Novak has a huge advantage off the ground and on return. 

I just don't think Haase is that bad to be laying that type of number... but I'm sure you will be ok

When you say one unit, in this case, do you mean to win, or risking?

9.80 to win 1.0 or 1.0 to win whats the point?

I personally wager Heavy Favs 90% of the time on ALL sports. It's no secret that the Favs in MOST sports (like College Football - Trends) win 80 Plus percent of the time (home & heavy Favs more often). But YOU MUST have great discipline and great Money Management. You can never place a wager so big that you can not and do not plan to make up in your next wager. Like Sparty said, "You have to pick and choose your spots." The size of your next wager should always be determined by a percentage of your bank that will allow you to make up any loss. If you pick and chose "the best probable heavy favs" out of all sports, that given day, not limiting yourself to one sport, It will be hard to lose 2 or 3 in a row, which your bank should be set up for & able to sustain and make up the loss if you are wagering accordingly.

"My 2 cents"