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#101
@Uman
I think Cristian?
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WTA Cleveland
Posted:
#103
It's simple reading is knowledge. We are not here to spoon-feed you or babysit. We are also not here for a popularity contest or be covers champion. We are here to use this as a tool to converse with others throughout the world to beat the book. It is needed since tennis is an international sport. The guys that put in the work are the ones you should follow to help make your investment. 
Thank you! 
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Posted:
#108
Quote Originally Posted by Cvmtg:
As a European with a young child, not getting enough sleep as it is, it’s really hard sometimes to stay awake for the US/Mexico bets, but hot damn, is it worth it!
As a European with a young child, not getting enough sleep as it is, it’s really hard sometimes to stay awake for the US/Mexico bets, but hot damn, is it worth it!
I feel your pain but imagine the heartache we had on this side of the Atlantic when we woke up at the crack of dawn every morning this summer only to turn on the match feed to see pouring rain and realize we could've slept till noon.
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Posted:
#117
Last thing and will get off the soapbox. My anxiety is very high and have noticed when post plays my anxiety is out of control. Losses affect me in a matter that consumes me. Had an incredible day yesterday but for some reason still beating myself up over the Potapova Over. Do not mind contributing but let's face I just do not like the additional pressure. Analyzing my behavior last Sunday until Jiri's magical night, the pressure got to me and was scared of losing and could not trust myself. Jiri made me believe in myself again along with Lord B.
Back tour regular scheduled program. Up a set 
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Posted:
#122
@wgomel21
Yes I did. She is a head case for sure. I think that's why I like her. I wouldn't have touched that match with a ten foot pole but I'm pretty sure she was like -650 or -700. I swear in matches like that she will get frustrated and just punish herself. She's thinking "I shoulda won this 6-3 6-1 already but since I didn't I'll punish myself by going down 1-5 in the 3rd set". Then all the sudden, with no more room for error, she plays like someone at her level should play against someone at her opponents level. Instead of going from 1-5 to 7-6 she could have easily just won the set 6-1 from the get go if she wanted to.
I held off betting the entire match but finally threw $25 on her at +1150. As crazy as it sounds, I actually thought that was good value on her with her opponent serving up 5-1. I've seen her pull crap like this before.
I think one reason that she's so good at doubles is that she has all the tools you need to be a great tennis player. But when she's out there by herself she could lose her mind at any moment. But if she's out there with a partner she's upbeat, happy, laughing, encouraging, and life's just a breeze.
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