I hear ya Mad..so deep down in the thread it makes me wonder how nobody else has noticed..Must be those ears...
Nice write up N3gative..Best bet of the day is no doubt Nishikori
for mine..However -150 is obviously a typo..As Mad skills has highlighted on several occasions within this thread..+122 would be more around the mark..BOL on the grass N3g...
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Quote Originally Posted by Mad_Skillz123:
Nishikori +101
I hear ya Mad..so deep down in the thread it makes me wonder how nobody else has noticed..Must be those ears...
Nice write up N3gative..Best bet of the day is no doubt Nishikori
for mine..However -150 is obviously a typo..As Mad skills has highlighted on several occasions within this thread..+122 would be more around the mark..BOL on the grass N3g...
Like it. What book did you find this on? I am using 5dimes now and they have a ton of options but even they did not have props like that from what I saw.
pinny had a couple interesting props for once
Quote Originally Posted by WinsNow999:
N3gative...Have no idea for tennis...I guess just try to tail you!.... But I know how to play it tho.....
play what you're comfortable with, I'm full of errors
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Quote Originally Posted by BurningPlanet26:
Like it. What book did you find this on? I am using 5dimes now and they have a ton of options but even they did not have props like that from what I saw.
pinny had a couple interesting props for once
Quote Originally Posted by WinsNow999:
N3gative...Have no idea for tennis...I guess just try to tail you!.... But I know how to play it tho.....
play what you're comfortable with, I'm full of errors
I hear ya Mad..so deep down in the thread it makes me wonder how nobody else has noticed..Must be those ears...
Nice write up N3gative..Best bet of the day is no doubt Nishikori
for mine..However -150 is obviously a typo..As Mad skills has highlighted on several occasions within this thread..+122 would be more around the mark..BOL on the grass N3g...
-150 is my line, I should have known better and waited with the public loving Hewitt but I still like Kei here despite the big odds dip.
gl to you too bud
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Quote Originally Posted by bluephinn:
I hear ya Mad..so deep down in the thread it makes me wonder how nobody else has noticed..Must be those ears...
Nice write up N3gative..Best bet of the day is no doubt Nishikori
for mine..However -150 is obviously a typo..As Mad skills has highlighted on several occasions within this thread..+122 would be more around the mark..BOL on the grass N3g...
-150 is my line, I should have known better and waited with the public loving Hewitt but I still like Kei here despite the big odds dip.
1* Gulbis +244 Unpredictable, hard to trust as a big favourite, a ball basher that can lose his mind at any moment, and Russian... Tursunov is the original Gulbis, extremely talented and a head case. He comes into this match off a grass tournament win last week at s'Hertogenbosch; it was his first ATP title in over 2 years and was a big moment for the Russian who has dealt with a horrible string of injuries over the latter part of his career. This will be his fifth straight week of play and I have to question how motivated he will be after such an emotional win at this stage in his career. I know predicting when Gulbis will show up is like catching lightning in a bottle but this is almost a mirror match in terms of style and he could very well catch a content opponent at an opportune time.
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1* Gulbis +244 Unpredictable, hard to trust as a big favourite, a ball basher that can lose his mind at any moment, and Russian... Tursunov is the original Gulbis, extremely talented and a head case. He comes into this match off a grass tournament win last week at s'Hertogenbosch; it was his first ATP title in over 2 years and was a big moment for the Russian who has dealt with a horrible string of injuries over the latter part of his career. This will be his fifth straight week of play and I have to question how motivated he will be after such an emotional win at this stage in his career. I know predicting when Gulbis will show up is like catching lightning in a bottle but this is almost a mirror match in terms of style and he could very well catch a content opponent at an opportune time.
1* Gulbis +244 Unpredictable, hard to trust as a big favourite, a ball basher that can lose his mind at any moment, and Russian... Tursunov is the original Gulbis, extremely talented and a head case. He comes into this match off a grass tournament win last week at s'Hertogenbosch; it was his first ATP title in over 2 years and was a big moment for the Russian who has dealt with a horrible string of injuries over the latter part of his career. This will be his fifth straight week of play and I have to question how motivated he will be after such an emotional win at this stage in his career. I know predicting when Gulbis will show up is like catching lightning in a bottle but this is almost a mirror match in terms of style and he could very well catch a content opponent at an opportune time.
I played Gulbis (unposted) along with that loser Robredo- hoepfully I don't jinx a play with nice value
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Quote Originally Posted by n3gative:
1* Gulbis +244 Unpredictable, hard to trust as a big favourite, a ball basher that can lose his mind at any moment, and Russian... Tursunov is the original Gulbis, extremely talented and a head case. He comes into this match off a grass tournament win last week at s'Hertogenbosch; it was his first ATP title in over 2 years and was a big moment for the Russian who has dealt with a horrible string of injuries over the latter part of his career. This will be his fifth straight week of play and I have to question how motivated he will be after such an emotional win at this stage in his career. I know predicting when Gulbis will show up is like catching lightning in a bottle but this is almost a mirror match in terms of style and he could very well catch a content opponent at an opportune time.
I played Gulbis (unposted) along with that loser Robredo- hoepfully I don't jinx a play with nice value
She'll be fine, Kimiko played a hell of a match and troubled Venus with all the mix up and junk balls she used. MJMS is a straight forward S&V girl, no tricks just straight up get to the net with pressure. She's not a great returner, won't out rally Venus from the baseline, and miss 3 time Wimbledon champ is a tremendous passer. Should be a straight sets win.
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She'll be fine, Kimiko played a hell of a match and troubled Venus with all the mix up and junk balls she used. MJMS is a straight forward S&V girl, no tricks just straight up get to the net with pressure. She's not a great returner, won't out rally Venus from the baseline, and miss 3 time Wimbledon champ is a tremendous passer. Should be a straight sets win.
Congrats on the big Thursday---shrewd wagers---I'm still getting over the fact that I liked X-man and Lisicki a small bit but was too gutless to put the money down. I liked Ryan Harrison too---we'll see what happens in the 5th.
Keep up the good work!
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Congrats on the big Thursday---shrewd wagers---I'm still getting over the fact that I liked X-man and Lisicki a small bit but was too gutless to put the money down. I liked Ryan Harrison too---we'll see what happens in the 5th.
1* Hantuchova +178 (WTA) It's getting to the point where Azarenka needs to make a move to justify her slam contender status after being highly touted for so long. She's been extremely disappointing in the majors, never making it past the quarterfinals, and you have to wonder if the pressure is proving to be too much for the talented Belarusian. Hantuchova has already gone through the same scenario earlier in her career and although she never managed to live up to all the expectations she has crafted a very successful career. She has appeared rejuvenated for this year reaching two finals for the first time in four years and is approaching the game with a new found serenity. Back to Azarenka's grand slam displays: she's exited a total of eight times in the 3rd round at the majors including three times in the last four years here at Wimbledon. Hantuchova is the more in form surface player with quality wins over Li, Venus, and Ivanovic while Azarenka retired yet again in her warm up grass event. The head to head is a surprising 2-0 for Daniella and she has won both matchups by being aggressive and taking advantage of second serves and controling from the baseline with her heavy hitting. **Small concern for Hantuchova with an abdominal injury from last week as it lead to tentative play in her first round match but she didn't seem to be bothered by it against Erakovic. All the pressure is on the Belarusian to make that slam breakthrough and she's up against a dangerous opponent and the crowd as her grunts have annoyed the usually reserved Wimbledon fans. Hantuchova seems to have tempered her own expectations and accepted her skill
set after so many years on tour, performing as she is now; a savvy
veteran with the ability to beat any top player on tour. The majority of her losses this year have been extremely tight with a tiebreaker or 3 sets involved while Azarenka's have usually been in straight sets or resulting in retirements. I still believe she has slam potential but with each passing year more contenders appear and this will only increase the pressure on her. An extremely talented player with lofty expectations and a habit of folding easily when things don't go her way...not where I want my money in a potentially tight match.
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1* Hantuchova +178 (WTA) It's getting to the point where Azarenka needs to make a move to justify her slam contender status after being highly touted for so long. She's been extremely disappointing in the majors, never making it past the quarterfinals, and you have to wonder if the pressure is proving to be too much for the talented Belarusian. Hantuchova has already gone through the same scenario earlier in her career and although she never managed to live up to all the expectations she has crafted a very successful career. She has appeared rejuvenated for this year reaching two finals for the first time in four years and is approaching the game with a new found serenity. Back to Azarenka's grand slam displays: she's exited a total of eight times in the 3rd round at the majors including three times in the last four years here at Wimbledon. Hantuchova is the more in form surface player with quality wins over Li, Venus, and Ivanovic while Azarenka retired yet again in her warm up grass event. The head to head is a surprising 2-0 for Daniella and she has won both matchups by being aggressive and taking advantage of second serves and controling from the baseline with her heavy hitting. **Small concern for Hantuchova with an abdominal injury from last week as it lead to tentative play in her first round match but she didn't seem to be bothered by it against Erakovic. All the pressure is on the Belarusian to make that slam breakthrough and she's up against a dangerous opponent and the crowd as her grunts have annoyed the usually reserved Wimbledon fans. Hantuchova seems to have tempered her own expectations and accepted her skill
set after so many years on tour, performing as she is now; a savvy
veteran with the ability to beat any top player on tour. The majority of her losses this year have been extremely tight with a tiebreaker or 3 sets involved while Azarenka's have usually been in straight sets or resulting in retirements. I still believe she has slam potential but with each passing year more contenders appear and this will only increase the pressure on her. An extremely talented player with lofty expectations and a habit of folding easily when things don't go her way...not where I want my money in a potentially tight match.
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so deep down in the thread it makes me wonder how nobody else has noticed..Must be those ears...
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