Posted:
#1
Sinner to Win Rotterdam +250 3u
Kecmanovic 2-0 -125 1u
De Minaur -2.5 -107 1u
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ATP 500 Feb
Posted:
#5
@jvarghese
Betano. They do some weird stuff on there. I think their Sinner line they meant to do +150 because everyone opened at 2.50 but they had +250. I see some unusually nice lines there and I think its in error once in a while. But their general juice is -113.
They have Duration in time for sets. Also the combo of ML and O/U. Bunch of other props. Advance spreads on set bets. You can also buy and sell a lot of games. Like every option is there. O/U from 16.5 games to 30.5. Then string together a short parlay.
Message me if you want to open an account so we can do the referral. May as well get the free $$$.
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Posted:
#8
Kecmanovic 2-0 -125 1u 
Felix Auger-Aliassime ML & O21.5 @ -110 
Evans +153
Thompson has a decent record supporting him right now. Most of wins are off lower ranked guys though with the exception being Nadal who after losing went back on the D.L.
Neither Thompson or Evans have a good track record at this time of year. Evans because he rarely participates in the early Southern US tournaments. Thompson is 1-5 between Miami and Delray over the last 4 years.
Evans being a scrappy player who likes to mix things up and improvise playing against Thompson whose more of a power player, I think these conditions favour Evans. Thompson and Evans have met a few times and Thompson hasn’t won a set off Evans. My only reserve is Evans hasn’t played much this year.
Worth a tickle imo.
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Posted:
#9
Anyone have any insight on the conditions at Rotterdam? Resurface timeline or specs? What balls they’re using?
I’ve noticed a lot of shanks being pulled. Initially I thought it was the courts were playing slow and players were getting ahead of the ball but watching Korda winning rallies against De Minaur at the baseline comfortably looks more like the ball is getting up higher. De Minaur shanked a good one and you could see on the replay, his racket was dipped down too low and he had to swing upwards to get the ball. This isn’t because he’s stupid, it’s because the ball popped up. As I type this, Korda just did the same, the ball ricocheting off the top of his frame. It’s maybe a bit of both (slower and higher) if the surfacing is fresher than usual and at a higher grit rate.
Anyone have any input?
Leaning Struff & O21.5 @ +220
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Posted:
#14
@AverageAllstar
Good eye, hadn’t noticed anything unusual yesterday. Was not able to watch De Minaur match but will be logging on to watch Hurkacz and Rublev. Something to consider moving forward.
What type of style would this benefit, if any? Players that aren’t as quick to adapt could be at a disadvantage. (Obvious I know).
Glad I’m seeing this being discussed. Good stuff my man!
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Posted:
#17
@Maineiac33
Anyone tall.
After I mentioned it I took a look at the field. This probably isn’t a new thing at Rotterdam since no one is under 6ft here. Like I said, the ball got up and over on De Minaur and even he’s 6ft even.
It’ll just help guys 6’4”+ to not have to get down and if the courts are slower, it’ll give extra time. So players like Di Minaur lose their court coverage advantage because everyone can get to the balls a little easier.
That’s only if what I’m seeing from a broadcast is actually happening! That’s why I’m curious if anyone’s heard anything. One thing’s for sure, guys are shanking wildly and getting out in front. So whoever you think that favours give them that edge
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Posted:
#22
@jvarghese
I chickened out.
I’m Daniel Negreanu on my plays right now. I made like 6 predictions yesterday, made two plays and chopped. Woulda been 5-1. Today the same. Make the call on Struff/Over and played evans.
If sinner comes through, I’m still up $700.
Only other play sticking out right now for me is Tabilo to win his quarter. If he’s not injured, he should take that bracket.
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