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Was gonna play him but seeing almost every paid service has him. Might have to stay away
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@Win4Ever
Nole stated after his previous match, he would of quit if he didn't win a certain set, I believe the 2nd,
therefore the books knew his mentality if he perhaps, got behind in this match, knowing the risk wasn't at all on him, hence why he was priced so high that retirement was a high possibility.
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#9
Quote Originally Posted by Win4Ever:
The whole world got bailed out. Now clue why he was -175–200 when he was clearly hobbled after last match and it was well known he didn’t practice before this match. All for not though. There goes my Zverev win fading the class clown TankStevens.
The whole world got bailed out. Now clue why he was -175–200 when he was clearly hobbled after last match and it was well known he didn’t practice before this match. All for not though. There goes my Zverev win fading the class clown TankStevens.
Is it “normal” over there that bookies only settle matches that are finished ? - because now you mention “the world” and over here in Europe (and the same goes for Asia) the most common rule is to settle retirements as long as one set is completed - so not many in “the world” were bailed out - of course the rules differ over here - but just for context
Don't mention the frogs - we don't want to scare the toddler - we want him to sleep
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#10
Quote Originally Posted by Calde13:
Quote Originally Posted by Win4Ever: The whole world got bailed out. Now clue why he was -175–200 when he was clearly hobbled after last match and it was well known he didn’t practice before this match. All for not though. There goes my Zverev win fading the class clown TankStevens. Is it “normal” over there that bookies only settle matches that are finished ? - because now you mention “the world” and over here in Europe (and the same goes for Asia) the most common rule is to settle retirements as long as one set is completed - so not many in “the world” were bailed out - of course the rules differ over here - but just for context
Quote Originally Posted by Win4Ever: The whole world got bailed out. Now clue why he was -175–200 when he was clearly hobbled after last match and it was well known he didn’t practice before this match. All for not though. There goes my Zverev win fading the class clown TankStevens. Is it “normal” over there that bookies only settle matches that are finished ? - because now you mention “the world” and over here in Europe (and the same goes for Asia) the most common rule is to settle retirements as long as one set is completed - so not many in “the world” were bailed out - of course the rules differ over here - but just for context
True, I guess I was speaking from the since of spread and games total. I had Zverev +2.5 for instance. So those get voided. Moneyline after a set on a lot of books are graded wagers.
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