With the Monte Carlos next week, I’m skeptical for the favs in Houston. Tiafoe and Paul. Traditionally, houston plays fast and the hard courters tend to do well, but with the rain delays, they’ll play twice today and then twice tomorrow. 4 Matches in two days then travel over seas to compete in a major. If this tournament isn’t important to them, they’ll only put in a small effort in their second matches today or maybe both matches tomorrow if need be. A trap line for their next matches should ring the alarm bells.
Trust your gut here. I’m wagering cautiously myself.
GL all.
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With the Monte Carlos next week, I’m skeptical for the favs in Houston. Tiafoe and Paul. Traditionally, houston plays fast and the hard courters tend to do well, but with the rain delays, they’ll play twice today and then twice tomorrow. 4 Matches in two days then travel over seas to compete in a major. If this tournament isn’t important to them, they’ll only put in a small effort in their second matches today or maybe both matches tomorrow if need be. A trap line for their next matches should ring the alarm bells.
Trust your gut here. I’m wagering cautiously myself.
I have some skepticism about the favorites in Houston, particularly Tiafoe and Paul. Traditionally, Houston's courts play fast, favoring hard court specialists. However, due to rain delays, the players will have to play twice today and then twice again tomorrow.
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I have some skepticism about the favorites in Houston, particularly Tiafoe and Paul. Traditionally, Houston's courts play fast, favoring hard court specialists. However, due to rain delays, the players will have to play twice today and then twice again tomorrow.