2021 Australian Open Tennis Betting Odds And Preview

Betting Early and Price Shopping
 
This graph shows my units gained and ROI from betting ATP tennis in 2019 & 2020. The blue line is my actual results over 615 bets in that time period. These are the odds I actually bet the matches at. The stats are as follows: 352-250-13, +77.32u, +8.9% ROI, +1.94% CLV, +12.3 average cents of CLV per bet, and I beat the closing line 70% of the time. You can see all my past bets here. Note: FWIW, people calculate CLV differently. I calculate it as the % difference in implied probability, some people do the expected value % way.
I decided to chart my returns as if I had made every bet at Pinnacle's closing line, the red line on the graph. The difference is quite noticeable. My returns betting at the closing line over those same 615 bets are as follows: +35.8u, +4.3% ROI. Getting on lines as early as possible (assuming you're on the right side) and shopping for the best prices even if its only between 2 or 3 books can make a massive difference in your results. I personally only shopped between BetOnline and Bookmaker as these books are better for tennis, but you could only imagine the insane advantage you could get shopping between 7-8 different books. Obviously many of us on sportsbook knew this was the case in theory, but I thought it would be cool for everyone to see the difference it can make over the longer-term: over multiple years and over 500+ bets, the added value from betting early and shopping for the best price will magnify your returns. After all, not many people track their results long enough to see this change. We're talking about getting only a 12 cent head start on the closing line, doubled my return after 600 picks.
It seems not all Pinnacle closing lines are as efficient as made out to be
 
I was a bit surprised to see my results at close still had a 4.3% ROI over 600 bets. This return over that sample is beginning to become statistically significant. Pinnacle is known for having some of the sharpest closing lines in the business. Now tennis isn't on the same level as, say, English Premier league, but what gives here?
This graph made by Pinnacle charts over 136,000 odds on tennis matches spanning from 2015-2019. As you can see there is an incredibly high degree of efficiency between the implied win % from the odds and the actual win % of those matches. (Note: the blue line is slightly below the yellow as the bookmaker's margin is not removed). Similarly, here is your ROI by odds groupings if you had blindly bet the Pinnacle closing line of every ATP main draw match since 2010. There's clearly a favorite-longshot bias in play here as underdog ROI's are in the negative double digits, but it seems Pinnacle's ATP closing lines are pretty efficient.
Obviously, my results betting at close vs the empirical data of over tens of thousands of ATP matches on Pinnacle are beginning to contradict each other. My opinion is that is that, although it’s true that Pinnacle closing lines are a great, if not the best, estimator of the true probabilities of a tennis match, this is only true ON AVERAGE. As bettors, we have the distinct advantage of being able to select bets where we believe the market is wrong. We don't have to bet every single match or game. In the span of 2019 and 2020 there were roughly 16,000 ATP and Challenger level tennis matches; I only bet about 3% of them.
It's certainly not out of the realm of possibility that Pinnacle just fucks up on pricing a small percentage of their bets. On the other hand, a prevailing theory may also be that there is some sort of price anchoring going on between Pinnacle and their customers betting into the line. From Joseph Buchdahl's article on Pinnacle: "Let’s suppose instead that when a price longer than the ‘true’ price is published, it is more likely that it will close still longer than the ‘true’price. Conversely, when a shorter than ‘true’ price is published it is more likely to close still shorter than ‘true’. Why should this be the case? Well, since the ‘true’ price remains unknown, both to the bookmaker and their customers, the actual value of the opener could be hypothesized to act as a kind of anchor or reference point which biases judgement and restricts the magnitude of future movements. Sure, pricing mistakes will be exploited, but possibly not by as much as they should be. That, at least, is the idea" of price anchoring.
He goes on to say: The majority of bettors will probably look at the odds before deciding whether to bet rather than undertaking their own analysis to determine a ‘true’ outcome probability. Thus, when a bettor sees a bookmaker’s price of 2.25, they might take the view that the ‘true’ price is 2.05, and not 2.00. The act of observing the 2.25 may influence their judgement to the extent that they will deviate away from the ‘true’ price and towards the anchor price. A similar argument can be applied to prices shorter than ‘true’."
So, it's possible that there is some amount of price anchoring going on, and these closing prices are closing not long enough or not short enough from their fair values. It's also possible that I've just been getting astronomically lucky for the past two years, but we can only guess until I submit more bets.
CLV Matters
 
Although not all of these closing lines are efficient, my results are better as my CLV improves. See some of these stats for reference.

• When getting positive no-vig CLV: +66.78u, +16.0 ROI% over 291 bets
• When getting negative no-vig CLV: +10.55u, +2.33% ROI over 324 bets

When my closing line value does not even beat out the bookmaker's vig, the returns are a measly +10u over 324 bets. When I overcome the juice, my ROI skyrockets to 16% over 291 bets.
Lessons learned / Advice
 

• Bet as early as your bet size will allow and shop for the best prices. It will lower the sportsbook's hold and will vastly improve your returns. This is the easiest way to improve your edge right off the bat. I think my results showed this.
  
• Perhaps focus your betting on less efficient markets. Want to bet NFL or NBA for example? Focus on player props, instead of sides and totals. You're more likely to have an actual edge and are also more likely to find prices way off from the rest of the market
  
• If you do decide to dabble in more efficient (hard-to-beat) markets, keep track of your CLV. Once you obsess over beating the closing line you become more price sensitive and more process oriented rather than results oriented. Your focus shifts to accumulating expected value over time that will produce results in the "long-term", rather than "trying to pick winners." on a day-to-day basis. CLV isn't the ultimate proxy for success, there are some exceptions, but the benefits a bettor achieves from making this his / her main focus cannot be overstated.
  

Anyways, sorry for the long post; hope you enjoyed the read. If you want to follow me this tennis season, I post everything in the Tennis Daily thread. I also have a telegram channel that you can follow so that you get notifications of when I bet. Reddit isn't always the best medium for sharing plays. The next tournament is in a few weeks with the Australian Open right around the corner. Best of luck!

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Australian Open Picking Competition
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Barty Kovinic : Rust is apparently not a thing for Ashleigh Barty. The loveable nugget from Australia took an entire year off from the tour due to Covid concerns, but started off this year as she does most years, by making the finals of the inaugural event. She has looked just as good as she ever was this week, and in the spot where she was likely to stagger against Bouskova (who was playing some excellent tennis in the 2nd and 3rd set) she was able to steady herself despite visible frustration. Although she has a finals left against a peak-form Muguruza, Barty’s fitness has never come into question, and since the WTA plays the 2/3 format, she shouldn’t really struggle with fatigue in the early rounds.
Kovinic has been a really consistent performer in early rounds on tour the past season or so, and she represents a very consistent baseliner who generally beats the players she’s supposed to. Barty just doesn’t give up the easy errors though, and will be sharp following some good matches this week. In Barty’s past as well as Osaka’s and Serena’s is losing sets in early rounds of majors, but here I think she will have ample time to right the ship even if she does go down an early break. Barty in 2.
Gavrilova Sorribes Tormo : This is a tough match for both players. Gavrilova struggled with injury for a while, but despite the lopsided scores against Serena this past week she played well. There are a lot of quality baseliners on the tour so the fact that these two stand out as very consistent is a testament to how hard they work on court. Gavrilova plays a bit more offense, but hasn’t really had a ton of wins. Tormo has won a bunch of matches, but lately is starting to slump a little. Bookmakers have this as a pickem, and I agree. It’s hard to see either player really pulling away here, and so the winner will have to be decided by who plays the big points better. Gavrilova has a slightly better serve, but Tormo makes a ton of noise on every shot and it’s fairly obvious that outlasting her opponent and outworking them is her intent. If Gavrilova loses it’ll be to rust. Simple shots into the net, and offensive opportunities sent long because of Tormo’s defense pressure. If she converts these, she should win as Tormo is unlikely to deviate. Gavrilova in 3.
Krejcikova Zheng : This is one where I disagree with the line as set. Krejcikova has had one of the quietest yet best years of her career. No major buzz, no discussions of her future from announcers, but sets taken off top players and cohesive beatdowns of players for entire matches. There was a match I watched last year against I believe Azarenka where she didn’t miss a shot for an entire set. For her to be only a mild favorite against Zheng I can really only chalk up to these being somewhat unknown talents to the general betting public and to Zheng’s ranking being a touch higher. I expect Krejcikova to continue to improve, and Zheng losing to Begu in 3 last week is understandable, but that was a matchup she had won in the past so her confidence has to be a bit under duress. Krejcikova in 2.
Trevisan Alexandrova : Unstoppable force immovable object type matchup. Trevisan is slated to lose almost every match she plays but she never alters her game. She keeps the ball in play in and is able to convert big unexpected shots on her forehand when you least expect it. The sort of Nadal above the head forehand means it’s tough to tell when she’s going to go down the line. Her attitude is great and her fight is inspiring. Overall though, she’s not currently going to overwhelm too many opponents. Losing to Petkovic isn’t great, as she does give you long stretches of errors at times. Across the net from her now is also Alexandrova, who just hit through Halep the previous week and is on an absolute tear. Alexadrova is always a pretty big favorite in early rounds, and she will be here also even though Trevisan is one of my favorite new competitors. Just making gets and attacking the backhand won’t be enough here for Trevisan. Alexandrova in 2.
Sasnovich Kontaveit : “This is as good a spot for Sasnovich to beat Kontaveit as she’ll likely see on tour.” That was my first thought when I saw this matchup. Kontaveit still has a semifinals to play today against Sakkari, and given how big she hits, fatigue could be a factor. Checking their history though, Sasnovich has won all but one of their contests so I really underrated her chances in the matchup. She even beat her last year at this exact event. I did bit of scoreboard watching this week also and caught Kontaveit having a bit more trouble than she should have with Mattek-Sands. It’s a bit puzzling since Kontaveit has such a dynamic game, but Sasnovich has a good chance to take this. Sasnovich in 3.
Watson Kr. Pliskova : Heather Watson has one of the widest spectrums of play on the WTA. She’s a great server and strings together at least one finals run each year, but in between she loses in straight sets to a number of opponents. Krystina Pliskova on the other hand never really makes the big splash, but wins a lot of matches and is a pretty steady fixture on tour. This is a serving battle and in serving battles the X factor is often who moves better in rallies. Pliskova’s backhand is heavy and she plays a game similar to Delbonis where more effort goes into the shot to try to avoid the ball being redirected, but she’s a bit slow. Watson is actually quite quick for a server, and given her history of notching wins against Pliskova, and the pickem line set by bookmakers, I lean towards her having a good chance to advance here. Watson in 3.
Rogers Jones : Shelbyyyyyyyy! Rogers has really blossomed in the past year and a half, and it’s good to see her finally notching wins on tour. She’s worked hard on her fitness and it’s resulting in greater court coverage. Francesca Jones looked amazing in qualifiers, and was crushing the ball early last week against Podoroska, but it’s clear that at this stage of her career, she needs time and control of rallies to really thrive. Rogers hits a heavy ball with a less exaggerated but similar motion to Madison Keys, and the time that she takes away from her opponents will prove to be the difference here. Podoroska punished Jones by redirecting her shots and the extra quality of pace coming back was often the undoing of Jones. I think Jones has a bright future, but she’ll need some help from the draws going forward to rise up the rankings. Rogers in 2.
Martic Danilovic : I am a big Petra Martic fan, but there is something lacking from her game sometimes. She started slow against Lapko, and never really threatened against Rogers. She should win this match, but Danilovic is a promising player and she’ll make Martic work for it. Her loss last week to Greet Minnen wasn’t a great scoreline, but Danilovic broke serve a few times and Minnen really came into this even sharp. I think this goes three, and Martic will need to control the tempo of the game in order to win because this is a very tricky spot for her. Martic in 3.
Bencic Davis : Woof. Bencic really has phoned in some performances lately. She’s got the game to win tournaments but really can’t find victories a good portion of the time. A quickish loss to Cirstea doesn’t mean the end of the world since Sorana is playing great tennis, but these are matches Bencic should win. A relative gift here from the draw since Lauren Davis doesn’t really overwhelm anyone, but Bencic will need to appear and compete to make her 2-0 advantage against Davis 3-0. This is a similar matchup to Martic’s where the favorite should find a way to win but the challenger absolutely will if they struggle on offense. Bencic in 3 or it could be a long year.
Strycova Kuznetsova : Strycova lost to Mattek-Sands last week which isn’t a real problem since hardcourt isn’t her best surface and Mattek-Sands presents a unique and frustrating challenge by getting to net so often. Rushing opponents who haven’t really had a ton of matchplay is a decent plan, and it paid off. Coming into this there’s not a lot of reason to think Strycova has anything wrong, but no real reason to think she’ll dominate this matchup either. Kuznetsova started off reeling off games against Brady, but the wind slowed down her ball and she really folded in the second set. Understandable, as Brady is really a top tier opponent, but not the kind of fight that makes me think she’s going to dominate Strycova. I still expect Kuznetsova’s baseline prowess to give her a pretty good chance to win here, but that it will be close since these two know each other so well and are towards the ends of their careers. Kuznetsova in 3.
Zhu Osuigwe : Lin Zhu has not been crushing worlds on tour, but Osuigwe is not quite read for the tour. Her AO qualifying draw was the easiest one offered, but beating Buzarnescu in the finals is still a great win for her. The junior standout is going to be a big question mark in any significant stage on tour, and although her and Zhu have similar quality games at the moment, it is more likely that the junior falters here. Zhu is very consistent and I give her the tiniest edge at the moment. Zhu in 3.
Mertens Fernandez : Mertens is my favorite. This is common knowledge. I don’t believe in elfs. That would be silly. But if I did. And they lived among us. And they were adorable. And they played really skillful tennis. I’m just saying. I’m just saying.
Fernandez really has some tough draws lately, and I hope the talented junior gets more matches that are not so very unwinnable soon. She showed what she can do by beating Sloane Stephens unmercifully last week, but Sloane is just shrugging and picking up checks at this point so I would expect Fernandez to want to play some 50-100 range talent soon. Mertens is a bit too stable from the baseline and will be able to move Fernandez well. Fernandez thrives on being lefty and exposing her opponents movement, but will be at a power disadvantage here. It just seems like barring a very bad day from Mertens, that this is a bit of a bad matchup for Fernendez. Elf in 2.
Ostapenko Muchova : There are elfs and there are dwarfs. Jelena Ostapenko is a cat swatting things off a table. You do not know why she does it and she is not likely to stop. There is something very reassuring about the singular approach Ostapenko takes to tennis, and going for winners every shot has netted her some very big results, but she doesn’t bring the best attitude to the bad times. Muchova plays one of the best rounded games on tour, and I’m a bit surprised that she’s not more of a favorite. Her defending is pretty darn special at times, and I think that Ostapenko will struggle with timing since Muchova can hang with some pretty big hitting. I think Muchova’s conditioning is a bit better also. Muchova in 3.
Cocciaretto Barthel : Cocciaretto is inching up the rankings nicely, and this is a great spot for her. Barthel has some talent, but being off the tour for so long has set her back a bit and it could be a bit longer before she really starts to win matches. This is winnable as Cocciaretto isn’t just going to serve you out, but she’ll have an edge from the baseline and has to know this is a good opportunity to snag ranking points against an unsteady opponent. Cocciaretto in 2-3.
Bogdan Collins : Tough opener for Bogdan, who crushes worlds in qualifers and early rounds, but doesn’t really have the marquee victories next to her name that would make her a good option to win this contest. Collins played extra sharp last week, and had a great 2020. Her serving has sort of improved, and given Serena’s resurgence, splitting sets with her hints that Collins’ peak performance of 2020 is her new level. Bogdan is very good, but not dangerous enough to shut Danielle out of the match. Collins in 2.
Pliskova Paolini : Pliskova matches are the most random events generally. Sometimes she smokes everything without blinking and looks like she’ll win the whole tournament. Sometimes it’s obvious she doesn’t really feel like making a full effort and her opponents get close. I think the moment is what dictates her effort, and she’ll put in enough effort here to beat Paolini. Jasmine has kinda thrived lately on just sticking around in matches, and hopefully Pliskova’s team will make it clear to her that this is a player who believes they can win this match. Pliskova in 2 but if she starts missing this could take 3.
Inglis Kenin : Maddison is a nice player, and it’s great for her to get a chance in a major, but this isn’t a lucky draw at all. Kenin is a frontrunner to go deep in any hardcourt event she enters. Super emphatic walking all day. Kenin in 2.
Kanepi Sevastova : Kaia Kanepi was formerly a player who’d go deep in the 3-4 tournaments a year that she showed up to, but in recent years she’d struggled to string wins together. A brilliant run this past week is likely to continue, but she has had some shoulder injuries in the past so she’s a mild question mark in this first round. I expect to see some kinesiology tape on her, and although Sevastova is a frustrating opponent we should see Kanepi able to control the rallies. Kanepi in 2.
McHale Podoroska : Christina McHale is a good baseliner. I feel like sometimes I say everyone is that when they’re just kinda generic. The truth is none of these players are generic. Tennis is ridiculously difficult and there just aren’t a myriad number of ways to play it and win unless you’re incredibly talented or physically gifted. Everything looks like pushing when you don’t have an edge in ballstriking. Pushing won’t work here though. Podoroska looked lost on hardcourt a few months ago. She even looked to be struggling early against Jones. She looked like she was outclassed at times against Kvitova. She continues to improve though and she has a great mind for tennis. This is a straightforward match and if she isn’t pressured Podoroska moves the ball too well to lose this. Podoroska in 2.
Vekic Wang : Donna Vekic just hasn’t won matches. She has a great game and looks like she’s a threat to win the event for a set, and then she just finds herself a bit behind the pace and loses. It has to be a mental struggle to really believe she’s going to turn it around at this point, and add in that here she’s expected to win but was beaten by Wang in their only previous meeting in Acapulco. How much tennis are we really playing at an event in Acapulco? I’m not quite sure. I do know that Vekic took a set off Pironkova last week, and she’ll have ample chances to employ her offense against Wang. This is a must-win for Vekic, and I think she’ll shrug off her struggles here. Vekic in 3.
Brady Bolsova Zadoinov : Brady is a fudge brownie in a world of regular brownies. There is something so pure about the way Ernie and Bert’s human cousin approaches tennis. It is a ton of fun to watch her forehand flutter through the air, and her backhand was never great but she has made great improvements to the length she gets on it and minimizing the slice habit has been great for her results. Bolsova had a couple nice wins recently to get her back on track on tour but this is relatively unwinnable. Windy conditions are really the only thing that’s going to throw people off this week in Australia and the wind honestly benefits players like Brady who can put a lot of shape/junk on the ball. Brady in 2.
Brengle Rodionova : Brengle seems like she’s a pretty big favorite here. Rodionova is benefitting a bit from wildcards at this point in her career, and she isn’t really a big threat to beat most of the top 100. Brengle in 2.
Sherif Pacquet : Mayar Sherif is a new name but she really is an effective winner. Her best attribute is durability so far. She extends rallies and hustles and hits a solid ball which is enough against lower tier opponents. As she gets more comfortable on tour I’m sure we’ll see more of her offense, but her plan A is best against this particular opponent. Chloe Paquet has one of the best T serves on tour, and goes for it almost every time. It’s a simple motion, and it nets a lot of cheap points since she serve and volleys often. Her marathon match with Destanee Aiava though illustrated that a good defender can make things very tense. I don’t consider Sherif such a big favorite as the -300 line she’s offered at, but given she’s a good bit better than Aiava at a similar strategy so she is likely to find the finish line here. Pacquet is great, but it’s really difficult to win matches when you have to earn every point, and she will here. Sherif in 3.
Konta Juvan : Jo Konta is a tricky one to predict. She sometimes looks very solid but struggles in extended rallies with errors. Begu was in good form so her losing there isn’t a problem, but there isn’t much to take away from her win against Pera. Pera was double-faulting at a really nonstop rate, and when that’s going on players beat themselves. Kaja Juvan is a tough test here, and she’s already snagged some good names and faces on tour. Coming through qualifying at the AO and also almost snagging Swiatek last week are good steps, but beating Konta may be a cut above what she’s accomplished so far. I expect Juvan to win a set, but maybe not the match. Konta in 3.
Azarenka Pegula : This doesn’t seem fair. Azarenka was the best player in 2020 for my money but that run has to cool off a bit. Her win against Putintseva shows she’s still focused, but her withdrawal to Kontaveit lends a bit of mystery to her quality heading into this match. Pegula had a decent week almost defeating Kenin, and this will be a good quality affair since Pegula really has good energy at the baseline and a solid forehand. I think she’ll struggle to find points though if Azarenka is full strength as Vika’s defending and counterpunching is a big strength of hers. Azarenka in 2.
Aiava Stosur : Couple wildcards playing in the first round. Destanee Aiava is clearly very talented and has great defending. She extends points well and her serve is passable. I’m not really sure how much tennis training she’s doing though as she’s a tiny tiny tiny small very minimal little bit heavier than she might want to be to really compete. She’s still young and there’s no reason she has to be completely committed to tennis or train her brains out anyway, just an area I think could make a match like this a clear victory rather than a “well she should win”. Sam Stosur hasn’t really played much winning tennis the past few seasons. She’s basically retired but still enjoying the sport the way I see it. Still has a great serve, a fast forehand, and can compete a bit but I don’t really see her fistpumping and getting too excited over it. This is one where Aiava’s war with Pacquet means she is able to outlast an offensive talent, but where Stosur’s experience may make her a bit more effective with her opportunities than Pacquet. Tough to really decide, and with Azarenka or Pegula waiting in round two, this is one I’m ok getting wrong. Stosur in 2.
Hibino Sharma : Hibino has climbed the rankings nicely again after some tough relatively winless seasons. She hasn’t played since the French which is a puzzle, and she’s sat at a pickem here against Sharma who really hasn’t won a ton of matches but has played some great isolated sets of tennis. Sharma is one of the few players who took a set from Kanepi this past week and since Hibino should be a bit rusty and is generally not an overwhelming talent but more of a counterpuncher this is a good chance for Astra. Sharma in 3.
Sakkari Mladenovic : Maria Sakkari is a top 10 player for the foreseeable future. She works too hard on conditioning to be outlasted, and the more comfortable she gets on tour the fewer errors she makes. Mladenovic is on a bad slide but is too talented to ever really crash off the tour. This is a rough draw, and she’s unlikely to come up with enough offense to beat Sakkari. Sakkarin in 2.
Stephens Putintseva : Sloane Stephens is already retired, and tennis is her retirement home. I don’t begrudge an athlete who’s accomplished so much some time off, and it really makes predicting her matches a bit easier. Sloane has the talent to beat anyone and hits the ball heavy when she’s playing well. She can drag her way through a match playing poorly, but the peak peformances that netted her titles are few and far between at this point.
Putintseva has been winning when she’s supposed to, and is very solid from the baseline. She might play the most error free tennis of anyone on tour in some stretches, and she’ll be able to frustrate Stephens. Putintseva in 2.
Burel Van Uytvanck : Clara Burel is very good, but like most junior standouts much of your future on tour depends on who you draw in the first round. Against a more conservative player or even someone with a smaller offense, Burel is going to have a good shot at winning. She drew Giorgi last week though and showed that while she’s a very talented player, she can’t really counterpunch nonstop during a match. This will be the ask here as well, and as well as Van Uytvanck played last week, the only issue working against her is how quickly she imploded against Muguruza when the ball started coming back.
AVU really plays nonstop offense, and can hit herself out of matches quickly if her opponent gets the ball deep. She’ll have a much easier time holding serve than Burel though, and I think in a tiebreakelate set situation Van Uytvanck’s serving will be a big plus as well as her experience. Burel will at some point be better than AVU, it’s just not quite there yet. Close match, but AVU in 3.
Teichmann Gauff : This is kinda puzzling. These two played first round in last week’s event as well, and Gauff didn’t do anything special but never really seemed like she was in danger. It was a 3 setter, and there were momentum shifts, but it seems like Teichmann has to do an awful lot to win a point and Gauff is able to just defend and eventually overwhelm her opponents. Pushing isn’t my favorite, but it’s hard to say that Teichmann is going to turn that result around in a week. Gauff in the same 3.
Svitolina Bouzkova : There are some really tough first rounds in this section of the draw. Svitolina is always a threat to go on a tear. Her defending is second to none and her forehand is solid when she’s confident. The problem across the net is that Bouzkova brings a similar level of defending, so this is likely to come down to who makes errors when forcing offense. Bouzkova didn’t struggle much to move the ball against Barty, but she played 2 good sets and one bad one. It’ll be a similar issue here. I think she can win a set, but winding up in a third set against Svitolina and having to come up with 6 games of winners is very tough. The upset is possible, but will require a really comprehensive performance. Svitolina in 3.
Andreescu Buzarnescu : A lucky loser spot will get Buzarnescu a nice paycheck. After struggling with some knee injuries, Andreescu finally makes her return to the tour. It’s tough to know what to really expect, but Buzarnescu has struggled to win matches on hardcourt, and it’s likely that Andreescu will have ample chances to win here. It’ll be interesting to see how she’s playing after such an extended break. Andreescu in 2.
Hsieh Pironkova : Hsieh pretty much gave up against Van Uytvanck last week and was having clean winners hit off her serve. She’s a fan favorite, but hasn’t been winning matches. Pironkova on the other hand, has pretty much beaten everyone on tour she’s faced since returning. I think that run continues here. Pironokova in 2.
Flipkens V. Williams : Flipkens wins just when you think she can’t. I think this is one of those spots where she can’t. Venus Williams isn’t going to beat the top half of the tour, but she’s still a pretty adept server and if she doesn’t have to move a lot, she’s a very tough out in early rounds. Flipkens thrives on a slice-heavy game and generally nets most of her wins against overzealous youth. Venus is neither, and should have the ability to win here. I don’t agree with her -318 pricetag, but I think her price is often inflated. Williams in 3.
Wang Errani : There’s always a good chance that Wang gets the job done in straight sets. She really performs well as a favorite, and rarely wins when she isn’t. Here she has a tricky opponent in Errani. Errani wins this matchup on clay, but hardcourt leaves her a bit lacking in big weapons. Wang hits big, but lost to Paolini last week which is a similar caliber of player to Errani. Errani is coming off a qualifying run in the AO, and lost a decider this past week to an in-form Ostapenko. This is a similar opponent and I’d expect a very close match. Wang winning here puts her in good shape since she can defeat Venus in round two, but the upset isn’t out of the question since Wang was able to basically get outlasted last week. Errani in 3.
Voundrousova Peterson : Marketa managed to wake up this past week, and because of that she’s probably going to win this match. She found good length on her forehand, and when she’s in a rhythm she’s very tiring to beat. Peterson has a great ability to get to the 5-5 point in matches, but hasn’t closed them out of late. There’s nothing overpowering in her game and you kinda need that to beat Voundrousova. Voundrousova in 2.
Marino Birrell : Marino did well to qualify for the AO, and playing a wild card ranked in the 700s is a good reward. Since I know Marino is reading this, I’m picking her. Marino in 2.
Tig Cirstea : Tig is one of the toughest fighters on tour. Some might say her attitude on court is, awful. Her play reflects how hard she’s fighting though, and she acknowledged in some interviews that she gets too intense at times. She hasn’t really found her hardcourt game yet, and Cirstea really has in the past few weeks. Tig will make this a long match, but it’s Cirstea’s offense vs Cirstea’s mistakes in this one. Most pro’s win that battle when it’s availalble. Cirstea in 3.
Minnen Kvitova : Tough draw for Minnen who came out firing last week and looks to have a bright future on tour. Kvitova is occasionally caught off guard but she tends to do well in serving battles and this is one. Kvitova in 2.
Muguruza Gasparyan : Muguruza is ballin. As I’m typing this she’s struggling to find easy points against Barty, but this week she has looked at her best. Two opponents have gotten 0 games in a set against her already, and that spells trouble for Gasparyan. Muguruza’s losses on tour are usually hard to watch and she looks tentative while makes tons of simple errors. This tells me that generally the difference in her game is how much training she’s doing and how much tennis she’s playing. For now, it’s a lot of both. Gasparyan is pretty darn good and a lucky loser spot is fair since she really does belong in the main draw, but this is toooooo tough. Muguruza in 2.
Samsonova Badosa : Tough tough first round. Liudmila Samsonova sorta reminds me of Rybakina and Sabalenka. She crushes the ball on both wings, she moves well, but her breakout performances were followed by a bunch of tough draws and losses. I think many players just get a bit solved by the tour, and Samsonova will have to wait a while to really announce herself. This is a good opportunity for her, and Badosa. Badosa is one of the ball-machines currently operating on tour, and really doesn’t give much up once the rally is started. This is a classic offense vs defense matchup, and although I think Samsonova has a higher ceiling, at this point Badosa should get the job done. Badosa in 3.
Diyaz Zidansek : Zarina Diyas is a player that always seems encouraging, but doesn’t win a lot. Her speed is off the charts, but her game is really geared towards that 2017-18 stretch where there weren’t really dominant players offensively and a lot of matches were about outlasting the other player. The shoutout format is really back now, and I think Diyas has to make some adjustments. Zidansek is mostly a clay talent, but she has better options and variety than Diyas. I wonder if anyone is reading this. Diyas beat Zidansek in 2018, but hasn’t really beaten many players since. Zidansek had some nice wins against Brady and Fernandez recently, so I’d lean towards her. Zidansek in 3.
Pera Kerber : Bernarda Pera winds up in a third set pretty much every time she steps on the court, but this past week in the windy conditions her serve left her bigtime. It was frustrating to watch and she never really found the motion against Konta. I don’t expect this to improve during a match against a very offensive returner in Angelique Kerber. Kerber looked sharp on isolated points this week, and I think she’ll be able to break early and often against Pera. Kerber in 2.
Petkovic Jabeur : Petkovic hit through Trevisan which means she’s at the top of her game. The top of her game though, is at the bottom of Jabeur’s. Since Petkovic is such a great athlete, her ballstriking can make this close for a bit, but Jabeur’s serving is top level and even though she plays a bit impatient, she’s likely to close this out even if she gives up an early deficit. Jabeur in 3.
Hibi Schmiedlova : This is a good one. Hibi is on a roll stretching 5 wins in a row to start the season prior to going down to Mertens (no shame there) this week. Schmiedlova has been really solid since coming back to the tour and has pulled a couple upsets most notably besting Azarenka at the Frenchest Open. Schmiedlova is likely to be the bigger hitter here but with both coming in in decent form, this should go down to the wire. Schmiedlova in 3.
Hercog Garcia : I’m not sure why I always think Hercog is going to win, but I do. Part of the equation here is that Caroline Garcia has turned in some of the most random poor performances I’ve ever seen, and Hercog pretty much always plays well even if she doesn’t really have the weapons to beat a top defender. It’s time to stop doubting though. Garcia has won all of the previous meetings between these two, and she played ok last week. Garcia in 2.
Pavlyuchenkova Osaka : Tough first round for Osaka as Pavs isn’t really interesting in what name is across the net, but pretty winnable. Osaka can lose any match, but can win any match also and that tends to be her most frequent result of late. Osaka in 2.
Sabalenka Kuzmova : Sabalenka struggles with strange losses less and less as she matures. I think she’ll add a good number of indoor titles this year, but her outdoor game will take another year or so. Hard to pick against her here though. Sabalenka in 2.
Boulter Kasatkina : Katie Boulter snatched wiiiiiiiiiigs last week. It was really a great run (defeating Kalinskaya and Gauff) and she looked like she might even defeat Osaka. That kind of quality is necessary, as Kasatkina is pretty efficient during the rally. She doesn’t have any clear holes in her game, and generally plays error free. Her only real struggle is with opponents that have power and Boulter doesn’t really crush the ball. Expect long rallies in this and if I’m being honest I’m not sure what to expect for an outcome. Boulter had a much better week, but Kasatkina is way more established. Boulter should probably lose, but Kasatkina has had some very extended struggles in the past on hardcourt. I’m guessing, but Boulter in 3.
Cornet Savinykh : Cornet is likely to have an edge here. She’s been just average in 2021 but is a very good defender and extends rallies in a manner that new players on tour generally struggle with. She’ll likely find errors from Savinykh but admittedly she is a new commodity and I’m mostly going off her results so far. Cornet in 2 but I’ll be watching most of this one to get an idea baout Savinykh’s game.
Li Zhang : Ann Li has basically surprised everyone this week (and by everyone I mean me). I really liked her game last year, and I find that she moves the ball around the court in a very composed manner and makes good decision as to when to get in to net. I didn’t expect her to beat Cirstea though, and I think that lends itself strongly to her beating Zhang here. Zhang received a 1 and 1 beating from Muchova last week and I don’t think she’s going to turn it around her against a surging talent. Li in 2.
Riske Potapova : Alison Riske hasn’t played since last season, and it’s going to be pretty tough to figure out where her level is given how inconsistent she’s played in the past. A lot of errors and a lot of serving struggles are interspersed with rare stretches where she really lands her shots and is able to overwhelm her opponents. I’m not sure if I put Potapova’s results above hers really. Potapova is the type to win 1 round at every event she goes to, but never multiple matches. Rusty inconsistency against consistent underperforming is a tough one to figure out. I lean Potapova in 3.
Bonaventure Babos : Ysaline is a fine player, but appears on tour a bit less than is really necessary to get up the rankings. This is a good chance in terms of name of opponent, as Babos has had some bad seasons, but not in terms of timing, since Babos is playing her best and most motivated tennis in the past few weeks. Her qualifying run was impressive, and although she lost to Garcia last week she acquitted herself well. Babos in 3.
Begu Stojanovic : Begu was really the most improved player at this week’s warmup events. I don’t see a reason given her quality of play to think that she won’t play a good level this week as well. Stojanovic was pretty convincing beating Sherif, but Begu is a big step up from a defensive qualifier. Begu in two.
Siegemund Williams : Laura Siegemund has really fought nonstop, and her reward is a pretty comfortable ranking on tour for at least a year. There were times where her knee injuries looking like they’d cancel her permanently, but she really is a joy to watch when she’s playing well. This is bad timing to play Serena Williams though. There isn’t really a good time, but her mobility suffered a bit in her return last season and she seemed a bit vulnerable at times. 2021 is here though, and Serena has shed any extra weight she was carrying, and looks very sharp to start the season. It takes a lot of hard training and dieting to do what she did, and there’s reason to believe that she might be able to get that long-sought after major title this year. Her serving looked excellent this past week, and although she withdrew with a shoulder injury, high profile tennis players injury withdrawals are often more opportunistic than tragic. Williams in 2.
Swiatek Rus : Iga Swiatek isn’t really confident on hardcourt yet. A lot of junior standouts get their first real results on clay, and she’s no different. Her talent though is something that won’t really be held back for too much longer. At this point it’s a question of when, not if. Swiatek in 2.
Shvedova Giorgi : Nice to see Yaraslava back on tour,but this is a pretty tough first round. Giorgi is playing pretty well, and should take advantage of Shvedova’s rust. Giorgi in 2.
Ferro Siniakova : Popcorn time. Fiona Ferro’s hardcourt results are night and day from her clay results. During her match with Rogers last week, she basically figured out hardcourt tennis within the match, but couldn’t really stick to the plan. I would expect her team to work on that, and I think that given Siniakova’s streaky play, that Ferro will have a chance to start winning on hc here. On the other side of the fence, Siniakova has lost some matches, but has competed and won against a much higher tier of player than Ferro. She has to sit as a slight favorite, and the question here is similar to Swiatek; when will Ferro put the puzzle pieces together. I expect it to happen in this match. Ferro in 3.
Zvonareva Rybakina : This is a brilliant matchup but unfortunate for whoever loses. Zvonareva served better than she has in a while last week, and her baseline game is always very accomplished. Rybakina is really good enough to win a major already, and the real trouble is just getting through these difficult early rounds. I guess that’s a problem for everyone, but a peaking Zvonareva is a difficult test. Rybakina has to sit as a favorite, but if she starts slowly she’ll lose this match. Still, Rybakina has the talent to withstand Zvonareva’s onslaught and her serving is just as good. Rybakina in 3.
Kudermetova Kostyuk : Kudermetova has a big edge coming into this, having just defeated Kostyuk at the event in Abu Dhabi. Kostyuk has been garnering some very high prices, and is expected to really have an impact on tour soon. The trouble came for her last week with the windy conditions in Melbourne. She’s a very clean ballstriker and needs to be able to commit to her swings. This is an exceptionally tough match to call, and the match in Abu Dhabi was decided by a single break. I think Kostyuk can turn this around, but her performance against Brady wasn’t very inspiring. Someone in 3.
Gracheva Blinkova : Blinkova’s been struggling to notch wins, and Gracheva won their previous meeting. This is another very tight contest, but it’s hard to say that Gracheva doesn’t have a small edge here. Gracheva in 3.
Doi Tomljanovic : Misaki really isn’t the most dominant player but she presents a very difficult test if her opponent lacks power. Ajla Tomljanovic is a great talent but hasn’t really taken the next step on tour. It’s easy to think that her tough results on tour mean she’ll never get there, but she does play some tight matches against most opponents. I think she’ll get a boost from playing at home here, and while Doi is good for a few breaks of serve against most players, Ajla will really just need to keep errors to a minimum to get across the finish line here. Tomljanovic in 3.
Cabrera Halep : Cabrera is a good talent, but I am quite sleepy at this point, so Halep in 2.

To whom it may concern,
The us open is here. I am excited about this, and have written up the first round as usual. This year it looked like Novak was going to be a heavy favorite but with his hiccough in the Cincinnati Open and Nadal's dominant performance in Canada I am going to be going away from my Wimbledon pick of Novak and taking Nadal. He has a tougher draw but given Novak's possible elbow concerns it's going to be tough for him to be in peak form for the finals and Nadal has avoided Federer which I believe is the tougher matchup for him on hardcourt at this point. For the women's I like Andreescu or Kenin and would really enjoy seeing someone new take the event. I live about 15 minutes away so I may stop in and catch a few matches, but for now here are my thoughts :
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Djokovic Carballes Baena : Had Novak not lost to Medvedev in the finals this past week in Cincinnati there wouldn’t be much question that he was the favorite to win the US Open. His level has been so high the past few months that we’ve ceased asking if he’ll lose and are rather looking for possible elbow injuries in order to consider that he might lose a match. I don’t see him having a difficult match until the semifinals, and this is a perfect warmup. RCB is a claycourt specialist who relies strongly on his movement and ability to push the pace. These aren’t attributes that help against a guy like Novak who will happily play all day. RCB’s serve isn’t big enough to net easy points and this should be over in straights. Novak in 3.
Querrey Londero : Sam Querrey has had a similar return from injury to Wawrinka, looking at times back to normal but not quite back to his peak. The US Open has been one of his best tournaments in the past and the only issue that he’ll have here is he’s been a bit careless on the backhand side in the past couple matches. Londero is a claycourter but fights for every point and has good accuracy on his serve. While I think the match is on Querrey’s racquet I’m excited to see if he’s able to put in the solid three sets of work it will take to dismiss Londero. I’m guessing no but I do think his serving should push him through. This would be a good match to watch to gauge Querrey’s level for the next round, but given Novak sitting in wait this will be a 2nd round exit for Querrey. Querrey in 4-5.
Kudla Tipsarevic : Janko hasn’t been terribly active and Kudla hasn’t been terribly good. A quick 2-4 start to the hardcourt season and straight set losses in all his losses don’t spell success for Kudla, and Tipsarevic isn’t looking much better on the opposite side of the net having played one event and gotten a donut from our boy Radu. Very fortunate for either player to get a winnable match in the draw, and playing into the winner of Lajovic/Darcis is really a gem for whoever can push through here. Kudla’s played more ball and Tipsarevic is the better player. I’m not sure who’ll find their form first, Kudla’s backwards hat or Tipsarevic’s space glasses. Tipsarevic in 5.
Lajovic Darcis : Two years ago Darcis gave Lajovic a quick beating on the hardcourts of Bejing, and that might be his last win over a top 50 player. Steve is a skillful player who harkens back to the days of wooden raquets with his adept slices and smooth swings. This is the tailend of his career though and while I’m confused how he got direct entry here, I’m sure Lajovic is delighted to reverse the result and get to the second round. Lajovic isn’t enjoying the best season ever and he’s coughed up losses in a ton of close matches, but Darcis is coming into this tournament without a hardcourt match at the ATP level, so you have to expect Dusan to hold court here, most likely in a closer match than would be expected given the trouble Darcis has given him in the past. Lajovic in 4.
Wawrinka Sinner : Sinner was all but out of the event in the 2nd round of qualifying with challenger nightmare Galovic up a set and a break, then later on serving for the match in the third at 5-3. The youngster fought through though, and now he gets his first hardcourt taste of the ATP tour. Wawrinka has been resurgent after an injury, and while the tour has advanced a bit, he still has enough racquet skill and power to keep anyone on the court for 3 hours if they want to beat him. Sinner has a big serve and big groundstrokes, and reminds me a bit of Zverev before he decided to become a pusher. The errors will punish him in this matchup though, and Wawrinka is in a pretty decent spot in the draw, especially with Hurkacz likely being a bit fatigued after a title run this past week. Wawrinka in 3-4. I only suggest 4 because Sinner swings so free and the adrenaline will pump if he’s able to break Stan who is highly susceptible to throwing in a service game of 4 straight winners struck out by a few inches.
Hurkacz Chardy : Mysterious matchup as Chardy has had a middling 2019 and Hurkacz has been brilliant. The mystery in this match is simply Hurkacz’s physical ability after a full week of matches. As a young player I do expect him to bounce back and 2 days off should be enough for him to pull through in at least the first round. Chardy hit maybe 15 balls before walking off in Winston Salem and while many players withdrew I don’t think his shotmaking will be sharp after playing very little hardcourt tennis. At some point Hurkacz is going to hit a wall and his serving will be the first thing to go. Until then, Hurkacz in 3.
Djere Kecmanovic : Kecmanovic was a crusher on the challenger tour and was consistent week after week. His ATP debut has been no different. Simply put, he has beaten guys he was not expected to beat and in between those matches hasn’t lost the unexplainable match that would make you question the results. His only blemish this hardcourt season has been a loss to Gombos and the power that Gombos strikes the ball with could really take the raquet out of anyone’s hands. Djere is a great claycourt player, and a ball machine, but it seems as if he’s suffered a bit of burnout after clawing his way into the top 50 last season with consistent play. I saw some bright points in the first set of Cincinnati against Schwartzman but not enough to think he’ll be anything more than exhausting for Kecmanovic to push past. Kecmanovic in 3.
Anderson Svajda : Why hasn’t Anderson played since Wimbledon? Can an unranked junior champion take advantage of a player who is clearly suffering some sort of injury? The answer is yes, unfortunately Svajda’s first taste of the ATP tour will be against a guy who is the answer to “who can play annoying tennis that will frustrate a junior player into errors and create pressure situations late in the set that will allow him to steal wins.” Enter Paolo Lorenzi, who I promise I will stop painting in such a negative light. The guy is an incredible competitor and remains on tour past his prime in a similar fashion to Stephane Robert, where you really just expect him to lose all the time but marvel at his ability to control the pace and flow of the match. I haven’t watched much of Svajda but he’s been competing against a level of player 2-3 full levels below Lorenzi, who almost beat an in-form Jiri Vesely in the qualifers. The crowd will get behind the youngster but I fear so will Lorenzi. Lorenzi in 3.
Opelka Fognini : If tennis were a video game these would be two characters they’d invent. Opelka’s serve is so good he is actually able to remain on tour when he physically is a second behind the pace of the tour in almost every rally. I lamented his errors as unforced for a long time watching him come up but it seems that his size really doesn’t allow him to make the minor adjustments once he begins his footwork/swing. Fognini is the guy you point at when your mother says “don’t judge a book by it’s cover,” and the swaggy tool is as flippant about competing as he is sexy. It’s hard to tell a guy to play hard when once he does he takes sets off Nadal, and it’s hard to predict a match with a grown man who still hasn’t found control of his temper. Opelka is unlikely to earn many breaks of serve once Fognini gets in a groove and Fognini is unlikely to wrinkle his shirt trying to chase Opelka’s serve. This will come down to whether Opelka can get to tiebreakers, because if he can then Fognini is the one likely to cough up errors as he tends to hit the ball very low over the net. I’d hesitate to predict any outcome with a servebot but I do think Fognini will recognize this is a very good spot in the draw and bring a good level. Fognini in 5.
Munar Koepfer : Ew. Munar losing to Lloyd Harris doesn’t inspire much confidence, but I think many people have underestimated Harris and expected his error-prone game to remain so. He has had some good results and his brief time at the ATP level has shown him making progress that should be acknowledged. I know many people lost dollars with Federer in straights against him and rather than chalk it up as a fluke it should be noted that the guy belongs on the tour. Munar has the competitive nature to be a threat on hardcourt but it seems his game has not formed yet. Koepfer rolled in qualifying and had one of the more difficult lineups with Harrison (who I guess they’ve finally stopped giving wildcards to keep on tour), Mahut, and Uchiyama. He’s been playing great tennis since the beginning of the grass season and has nabbed a finals spot in a challenger event leading up to both Wimbledon and the US Open, losing to Steve Johnson a few weeks ago in Aptos. Given his form and Munar’s failure to put it together yet, Dominik should continue his run here and hopefully crack into the top 100 very soon. Koepfer in 4.
Berdych Brooksby : Who? Jenson Brooksby came seemingly out of nowhere to qualify, and his win over Sugita was a solid performance by a guy who most likely will make his way onto the tour by the end of next year. Berdych has gone from the guy who looks amazing but loses helplessly to anyone in the top 10, to a guy who doesn’t really win 2 matches in a row anymore. He’s played sparingly with injury this season, and is fortunate to get what should be one of the easier first rounds. Brooksby hasn’t played anyone of the caliber of Berdych yet, and Berdych’s power is something that’s hard to prepare for, as many saw when he famously derailed the De Minaur hype train last year. Brooksby’s 3 setter with Portero doesn’t lend itself to the idea that he can really beat a top tour player, even one with questionable fitness. Berdych may take a bit to warm up, and has shown the inability to put together multiple sets lately. Berdych in 4.
Fucsovics Basilashvili : This is one of the more unfortunate first round draws. Both of these guys are amazing athletes, hit the fuzz off the ball, and compete against anyone who appears on the opposite side of the net. Both of these guys also draw the worst spots in the draw over and over again. I’d say only Khachanov on the ATP has had more nightmare first rounds than these fellas. With 4 matches against each other just in 2019, it’s tough to expect this one to be over in straight sets in either direction. Marton has won 5 of their 7 matches, and all three on hardcourt though. Basilashvili’s form of late has been great with a title win giving him back to back Hamburg’s, and wins over struff, lajovic, and close matches with an in-form Rublev and Zverev mean that this likely will not be as simple as some of Fucsovics’ former triumphs. Hard to go against history though, and Fucsovics defense coupled with his solid past performances at the USO (skill level, not results) may give him the edge. Fucsovics in 5.
Fritz Lopez : Can’t they both lose? Fritz has been playing great since the beginning of the grass season and you expect it to continue here. Lopez has been hanging around the tour via grass season points but you can see him beginning to become more of a doubles specialist and while the weather should be cool in Flushing, it’s hard to see him winning a 3/5 test against a guy with the wingspan to return serve and whose main attribute is being able to hold serve quickly. Fritz decided to go to bat on twitter for Tommy Paul when he did not receive a wildcard, and I’ll tell you why this bothers me. The wildcards awarded to US players have propped up and kept a number of guys in the top 100 at the expense of challenger level guys who were/are better players, and while they may eventually get there and you want to cultivate young talent, Fritz should understand that he is one of those guys who along with Donaldson/Harrison/Tiafoe/Young/Opelka/etc were throwing up straight set losses and netting ranking points for a majority of their appearances. The second reason is Tommy Paul then appeared in the qualifying and got a straight set beating from Portero who since 2016 has 0 hardcourt tour wins. The third reason is that he was correct in his reasoning, Tommy Paul was ranked ahead of and has been playing better than the other guys who received wildcards. I don’t like being reminded of how inept US tennis is at cultivating US tennis, Taylor. Please just thump aces and wear cool headbands. I promise to apologize after he beats Lopez. Fritz in 3.
Nishioka Giron : Nishioka had an injury withdrawal in Cincinnati in an event where he looked like he was rolling, but claimed it was due to illness. If that’s the case, then he’s going to be a bother and a half to beat in the US Open. He has a way of making the match a grind and in tennis being a lefty is just the absolute best. Giron has had some solid wins on the tour but mainly grinds away at the challenger level, and recent losses to RCB and Koepfer suggest that he’s not quite there yet with the offensive game necessary to hit through Nishioka. Nishioka in 4.
Soon Woo Kwon Dellien : I put his whole name because Soon Woo Kwon will be on the ATP tour for the next ten years and you should remember it. This guy hits with a measured depth and is an absolute ball machine. He was in two deciding sets in qualifying and I’d chalk this up more to the difficulty of playing as a heavy favorite. He is already playing guys who he can play safer tennis and beat and playing them in that fashion, but twice he turned up his level in the final set to ensure the win. I’ll stop gushing now. Dellien hasn’t played a hardcourt event and hasn’t really been crushing the challenger tour on clay either. At this point in the season a lot of the clay guys are about done picking up points with the indoor swing being their worst surface, and Dellien will compete here but this entry is mostly about picking up the check that he has rightfully earned. Kwon in 3.
Medvedev Gunneswaran : The young old man has had the most exciting hardcourt season, and it seems he’s beginning to look like the Dominic Thiem of hardcourt with many calling him the heir apparent when the big 3 release their strangehold. A win over Novak who was possibly nursing an injured elbow is a good confidence builder for the Russian, but if you’ve heard him in interviews you know that he doesn’t need to build confidence. Daniil is grounded at all times, loves playing tennis, and competes in a stoic manner that means when he’s able to win, he wins. His opener here against Gunneswaran is just that type of match. A skilled lefty with huge shape on the forehand and a solid serve, you can expect Gunneswaran to get to a tiebreaker in one set but that should be the biggest hurrah. Medvedev’s returning is at a solid level right now and his serving/decisionmaking are top 10. Medvedev in 3.
Federer Nagal : Sumit was down a set and 4-1 in his final qualfying round, and having taken Menezez for the match, I turned my computer off and headed out to enjoy my day. Nope. The fighter kept fighting, and earned his first US Open appearance with it. His reward is half punishment because he’s playing Roger Federer in a major, but also he’s playing Roger Federer in a major. This is a great opportunity for him to showcase his aggressive and compact brand of tennis against a guy who famously starts his tournaments slowly. Nagal swings for his groundstrokes like he’s not scared to miss, and he could pressure Roger early if nerves don’t get the better of him, which they will. Roger in 3.
Benchetrit Dzumhur : Dzumhur has had a baaaaaaaad 2019. The aggression and skill that he brings to the court have hurt him at times as the tour’s overall defense has really improved leaps and bounds in the past two seasons, and although he had a few wins in Winston Salem, there’s not a lot to be excited about. Benchetrit may actually be the favorite here, and what may hurt him here is having not played Dzumhur before. An array of dropshots coupled with aggressive netplay may take him a bit out of rhythm and over a 3/5 match Dzumhur will likely find a break or two. Still, the internet exists and Benchetrit and his team will have done their homework. It’s starting to look like the tour will pass Dzumhur by, so this is a spot he needs to capitalize on. Can he? Idk. Benchetrit played very solid in qualifying and won’t go down without a fight. Benchetrit in 5.
Mannarino Evans : I could watch these two play all day, both being supremely skilled and unique tennis players. Mannarino has had the better hardcourt season with a few solid wins over Kukushkin and Coric (who’s been useless). Evans looks excellent at times and can step up his game in big moments. There’s a story floating around of the British team setting up a money match between Evans and Norrie and Evans absolutely rolling him. Still, you need to win often to be ready to win on tour, and slumps tend to continue. Mannarino pushed Goffin in Cincinnati and has beaten Kukushkin twice, which means he’s playing with the type of consistency you need to beat Evans. Mannarino in 4-5.
Pouille Kohlschreiber : Hello. You. Yes you. You know who is going to win this one. I don’t. I have watched Luca Pouille play tennis for 5 years. I don’t know when he’s going to win. When he looks excellent and I think I know, nope. When he’s been slumping and I think he’s slumping, haha jk he beats Khachanov. While Khachanov was suffering from fatigue, Pouille has to be feeling confident coming into this matchup against an aging champion who he did defeat in their last hardcourt match in 2018. Haha. See? There I go trying to predict it again. Don’t listen to me. Kohlschreiber? I don’t know. When I first saw him I thought wow here is a guy who is great at tennis. Then he’ll loses in 8 events in a row. Oh, he must be on his way to retirement. Wait what? He beat Djokovic? Well fuck. I don’t know who’s going to win this one. Pouille is going to win this one though. Pouille in 4.
Carreno Busta Pella : This will be one of the best matches that no one will watch. From serve #1 these guys are going to play exhausting baseline tennis. I want to say PCB has been getting his form back, but has he? Paire seems to have turned around PCB’s dominance over him, and while it’s refreshing for PCB to win some matches after really losing everything after returning from his shoulder injury, he’s really only beaten Simon, Copil, and Isner to note. Sonego was a nice win but he’s shown he’s really at his best on clay. Simon sometimes just doesn’t show up. Copil is a threat indoors but not really against a good returner. Isner is a flip of the coin against anyone on tour holding a racquet. Still I am excited for this match because this is a legit test of PCB’s return. If he can beat a player like Pella who gives you no errors and tests your fitness, he may be poised for a decent run here. Pella has been winning though. He’s beaten our boy Radu, he’s beaten Dimitrov, Kwon, Goffin, and played tight with Nadal in Canada. He’s the favorite here until he loses, and after a tough week in Winston Salem I don’t know if PCB turns it around in time. Pella in 4.
Berankas Vesely : Berankas looked great in his challenger win last week. He is a main tour player, and he looked so against the challenger level despite some tight scorelines. For that reason he has a chance here against Vesely. Vesely fought hard through qualifying and Jung and Lorenzi are tough outs, but they aren’t exactly the most dominant servers and Vesely’s inability to break more often troubles me. He certainly had break points but lack of execution can build up scar tissue during an event and on the opposite side of the net, Berankas has been swinging free and experiencing almost immediate results. Berankas may pull the upset here being the fresher player. Ricardas in 5.
Norrie Barrrrrere : Barrere was excellent on serve in the qualifiers, and is starting to look like a regular in the majors with his continued qualifying success. Up first is Cam Norrie, who at times this season would look like a lock in this match and in other times lost to Dennis Kudla. Losing to Dennis Kudla isn’t the end of the world but it will give Barrere hope to avenge a key factor which is his 7-6, 6-0 loss to Norrie just a few weeks ago. Hard to gauge the fatigue level after three difficult qualifier matches but Barrere was hitting the ball past Galan effortlessly in the final round and I do expect Norrie to have a slow start. Still, it’s tough to overcome history against a fresher opponent. Norrie in 4-5.
Moutet Goffin : Moutet is pretty exciting to watch. He fights for every point and is lefty which gives him a chance against anybody. An heroic victory against Dimitrov in Wimbledon is probably his biggest claim to fame, and it may remain so. A quick exit in his only hardcourt main draw appearance against Steve Johnson doesn’t indicate that he’ll do much to trouble an in-form Goffin, who should be rested up after his first Masters 1000 finals appearance. Goffin is classic for lapses in level in early rounds of majors, but he should get the job done in 4 or less. Goffin in 4.
Coric Donskoy : Coric has been struggling. Donskoy has been on and off the tour. This is a good matchup for one guy to really get their confidence back. For Donskoy a win against Coric would summon the type of fistpump that says “I’m still here.” An aggressive player who hits a very fast and flat ball against a stubborn baseliner whose forehand disappears and who can be lockdown on defense but hit the ball into the net at any time with an offensive opportunity makes for a tough call. Coric is the heavy favorite for bookmakers, but I suspect this one will be a bit closer. Donskoy in 4 sad sets or Coric in 4 sadder ones.
Seppi Dimitrov : “Who am I,” he thought, staring at his reflection in the lake. “Maybe a headband,” he guessed, trying one on. “Is this it?” “Surely this must be it” A single tear made it’s careful way down his cheek, never to be seen again. He felt heavy. He was angry. He was tired. He was … Dimitrov. The good news is Grigor has avoided a third first round match with Wawrinka, and plays a guy who isn’t the greatest hardcourt player in the history of hardcourt players. The bad news is Seppi’s consistency and big match experience will have him poised to capitalize if Dimitrov does have a mental lapse or a serving episode. Seppi has one hardcourt match, and it’s a loss to a lost-in-space Berdych, who returns to tour every few months looking like he’s been eating mushrooms in the mountains of Tibet. Dimitrov will get his US Open started with a good fought win here, and I think although there’s nothing to predict it the atmosphere of playing for a big crowd will get him into it. Dimitrov in 4.
Sockpocalypse Cuevas : Big Jack Sock is back on the tour. Wildcards for days! While he hasn’t won a match yet this year, he also won’t win one this year. The problem here is just getting matches under his belt, as his level is decent but his conditioning is still a bit suspect. I was a big fan of skinny Jack Sock and want to see him return, and while a claycourt specialist like Cuevas is a good draw, Cuevas can play you in tennis for the next ten hours without getting fatigued. In a 3/5 format I have to believe Sock will get fatigued and Cuevas’ athletic ability and offense aren’t exactly nullified with the surface change. He has a great serve, one of the best backhands on tour, and if he finds his form this will be a long battle that I can’t say Sock is ready for until he shows us he is. Cuevas in 5.
Raonic Jarry : The kind of guys they invented the elbow rule in beer pong for, this is a great match. Jarry has been disappointing on hardcourt despite his huge serve, and Raonic’s body seems to be made of the same material they make those crumbly ass Nature Valley granola bars from. As difficult as it can be to watch either of these guys lose, I really do want both to win. Jarry has a great attitude and goes after his offense regardless of the score which is great for the fans, and Raonic has the kind of smooth style that makes tennis on tv a beautiful thing to watch. Raonic has to be a pretty big favorite here until Jarry proves himself, and a quick loss to Andujar last week isn’t doing that for me. Raonic in 3 unless he’s still carrying the glute injury from Canada in which case Jarry in 3 and shame on him for not withdrawing.
Garin Eubanks : I’ve noticed a few pundits backing Eubanks to win this one. He famously beat FAA a year ago but outside of that I haven’t really seen him win on tour. He’s got a big serve and big groundstrokes if he’s given time to produce them but I don’t see Garin allowing that. Garin is consistent, a better athlete, and has more experience winning on tour. Garin in 4-5.
Herbert De Minaur : Herbert is that guy that is always being counted out of matches while he quietly plays his offense and advances to the next round. Last year at this event he had absolutely taken Kyrgios apart until Mo Leyani decided to do what he does best and interfere in a match. De Minaur is that guy who simply does not look back if he has the slightest edge on his opponent. These two have very contrasting styles and personalities, and while De Minaur is likely favored here I’m hard pressed to say why. His results have mainly been beating pushers and outworking servers. Herbert is neither. The weather isn’t likely to be a big factor in NY this week, and the slower conditions may make it difficult for De Minaur to hit through Herbert. The problem for Herbert is 5 straight first round losses on tour. Somebody in 5.
Monteiro Klahn : Imagine being Herbert and De Minaur playing each other and seeing Bradley Klahn playing Thiago Monteiro in the same round. Life isn’t fair and neither are tennis draws though, and both these guys will be savoring this matchup. Klahn has been serving very well of late but his ceiling looks to be around 90-100 in the world, and Monteiro isn’t at his best on hardcourt but he does have a great deal of experience and is capable of the upset. If Klahn wants to remain on tour this is one he needs to win, and I think he will, but it won’t be easy. Klahn in 5.
Nishikori Trungelliti : Great turnaround for Marco against Griekspoor who has been in really good form this month. Kei has had two tough losses recently but likely won’t have one here. The hot weather at the US Open has hurt Kei in the past but it looks cool for this week. Nishikori in 4 or 3 if he serves his first serve over the net.
Tsitsipas Rublev : It’s a good thing this is a long match as there will likely be a lot of great momentum swings in this one. Tsitsipas will need to play his top level to win this match and Rublev is almost guaranteed to show up with his. McEnroe has said that he thinks Rublev is a future #1 and so these past two weeks may be signs of a steady level increase from the angry lil nugget. If orange yarn was angry at me I wouldn’t give it a tennis racquet but somebody did and thank glob because watching Rublev smash away at the ball is a lot of fun. Tsitsipas is coming off a few deciding set losses and that could play a role if this one goes deep. This match sits on Tsitsipas’ serve to me as if he gets into a lot of rallies with Rublev he may be forced into errors given the slower pace he prefers to play at. Rublev in 4-5.
Fratangelo Simon : I’m not a big fan of Bjorn’s game but he can look solid when he gets on a run. Simon seems like a much better version of what Bjorn is trying to be, and while neither player is in the best form of their lives Simon did beat Bjorn in straight sets earlier this year at the Australian Open. Simon in 4.
Hoang Mayer : Mayer has played 0 hardcourt events leading up to the US Open and this gives Hoang who is an up and coming Frenchmen a pretty good chance to get off to a good start. Mayer is classic for going deep in early rounds and this one has a good chance to get there. With the lack of activity there is a decent chance Mayer is coming into this one injured so it’s hard to say who is really favored here.
Johnson Kyrgios : Johnson has no backhand. Kyrgios has no class. I’m not trying to watch this shitty remake of the Wizard of Oz.
Berretini Gasquet : Prior to his loss to Federer Berretini was having one of the best 2019s of anyone on tour. A quick loss to Londero coupled with Gasquet’s return to 2017 form doesn’t bode well for him to pick up a win here, but with his serving ability it will be hard to count him out in straight sets. Gasquet seems to have found his form and always plays his best at majors. Gasquet in 4.
Sousa Thompson : Thompson does what Sousa does but with less offense and a better backhand. Sousa is definitely going to serve at a higher percentage here and that shot make this a winnable match for him. Given the effort level both these guys put in and the lack of major weapons you would expect this one to go deep, but Thompson seems like his best chance is for this one to take place in the evening on one of the smallest courts. Thompson has had the better hardcourt season as his losses have been close. Someone who’s going to lose to Gasquet the next round in 5.
Popyrin Delbonis : Popyrin is not getting much hype but the youngster from Australia has a great serve and excellent pace on his shots. He’s nabbed wins when he was able and hasn’t generally lost in straight sets too often which is a good sign for the future. Delbonis can put it together at times on hardcourt but lacks the defense to keep Popyrin in this match. There will likely be some tiebreakers in this one as both players should hold serve fairly well but Popyrin should come through as the surface and conditions favor him. Popyrin in 4.
Kukushkin Bautista Agut : This is a tough draw for Kukushkin because he’s really been bringing his best stuff in the majors. RBA leads this H2H 3-1, and that 1 was 9 years ago. Kukushkin hasn’t been crushing it this hardcourt season, and it likely will continue here. RBA’s loss to Gasquet a week ago was actually some of the best tennis I’ve seen, and I expect him to make a good run at this event. RBA in 3.
Ramos Vinolas Monfils : Will Monfils play or quit or be injured or try or not try. I’m actually pretty sick of watching at this point. ARV on the other hand plays the exact same robot game no matter what, but can’t really beat anyone on hardcourt who doesn’t beat themselves. Monfils in however many sets he feels like playing.
Humbert Copil : Copil has been struggling for wins on tour and Humbert has been nabbing them where they aren’t even expected. Breaks will be hard to come by in this one but I expect youth to be served. Humbert in 4.
Laaksonen Cecchinato : Cecchinato finally got a win last week. Laaksonen lost to Duckhee Lee and hasn’t played any hardcourt tennis, but beat Cecchinato badly in their only meeting last year. This one is a major coinflip and with the winner of Shap FAA waiting, it doesn’t matter who wins.
Shapovalov FAA : Shap finally got some wins this past week at an event that most people did not bother playing a full match of tennis at. He kept the ball in the court for a while until reverting against the pressure of Hurkacz who was fatigued but made sure to keep his errors down. Felix hasn’t exactly been a worldbeater on hardcourt as he was on clay and grass but he is the more consistent player and will feel at home in this matchup. As far as mental toughness one kid makes faces at his mom while losing and one of them hasn’t changed his expression since he was 16. FAA in 4-5 sets and criticism of Shap’s inconsistency and attitude aside this will be a great match to watch.
Edmund Andujar : One doesn’t sleep with girls because he heard “they’re trouble.” The other has many lovers and only takes a break from them to win two tournaments in a row before returning to once again restore happiness to the village and provide food for everyone on the mountain. Edmund hasn’t really risen to the heights in 2019 that he did in years past but he will roll in this match. The beatings from Medvedev are good practice and the prospect of playing a lower tier player with fewer weapons will be a relief that is easy to play through. Edmund in 3.
Sonego Granollers : Probably the coolest names in the first round, and the most unique styles on tour. Granollers leads the H2H 2-0, and with both having relatively few hardcourt matches and relatively few hardcourt wins, it can be expected that this may continue. Sonego’s got a big serve but Granollers plays solid annoying defense and generally when you struggle to beat a defensive player there is a reason for it. Granollers in 4-5.
Fabbiano Thiem : Fabbiano is good and this is Thiem’s worst surface but his hardcourt game is constantly improving and he’s put together some good performances at the US Open. Thiem in 3-4.
Bublik Giraldo : Bublik did well to get some wins on grass early this year but he’s been slumping on hardcourt since then. It seems that his game is just not completely together yet, and Giraldo is the right player to take advantage of this. There may be sparks of greatness for Bublik but this one likely goes the way of the dinosaurs. Giraldo in 4.
Zverev Our Boy Radu : This one is too close to call. Given Zverev’s struggles and recent losses and Radu’s excellent form this one could go to Albot quickly, but Albot will need to get to net and capitalize on every short ball that Zverev gives him as his weight of shot tends to keep him in matches and the long rallies don’t favor either opponent but the backhand to backhand exchanges favor Z. Zverev’s serve has been poor in 2019 but he hasn’t been giving up in matches and so he is likely still a favorite here. Someone in 5. Hopefully Radu.
Karlovic Tiafoe : Tiafoe won a few matches in Winston Salem ending a really poor losing streak. Unfortunately, the jury is still out on whether he will reach the levels projected. Karlovic will get to some tiebreakers, but this is one that Tiafoe cannot afford to lose. He probably will though. Karlovic in 5.
Kovalik Bedene : Bedene had a nice week taking home a challenger in his country, and somehow these countrymen have never played. Kovalik has been playing on a protected ranking for what seems like a very long time, and clay is his best surface so this is a tough ask. Bedene in 4.
Schnur Paire : Paire should have time to recover for this one, and while Schnur showed some bright spots in the NY Open last year, he’s had few results since then so there’s no reason to think he’ll beat a motivated Paire. Paire in 3.
Schwartzman Haase : Haase has played some good singles in the past two weeks, but this may be too much for him in the 3/5 format, despite leading the H2H 5-0. Diego will likely excise his demons here, but given the H2H it should be a close one. Diego in 5.
Harris Gerasimov : Lloyd is unlucky to draw one of the better players from the qualifiers here and a guy who beat him last year. While I do expect Gerasimov to win, Harris has improved leaps and bounds and has recently taken sets off of Feli Lopez, Ivashka, and beaten Berankis and Munar so he won’t go down without a fight. Gerasimov in 5.
Tsonga Sandgren : Tsonga hasn’t been very active or very good, but he plays a similar but bigger version of tennis to Sandgren. Tennys does wake up with a high level in majors so I wouldn’t be surprised if he grabs a set but he will likely just grab the Frenchman’s hand after an hour and 45 minutes to say good game good luck. Tsonga in 4.
Pospisil Khachanov. Pospisil almost nabbed Chung in a challenger a week ago and that’s nice. Khachanov in 3.
Isner Garcia Lopez : Isner has been bad. Garcia Lopez wasn’t broken in the last two rounds of qualifying. This one goes to tiebreakers and I wouldn’t be surprised if Garcia Lopez nabs the win here. Isner has been extremely poor of late. Someone in 5 tiebreakers.
Struff Ruud : Casper plays great one event and poor the next. Struff is a worldbeater until he plays someone who can put the ball on his backhand wing and then is trapped into errors. Ruud is simply not that player. Struff in 3.
Krajinovic Stebe : Steve’s comeback trail has been solid and Kraj hasn’t reached the levels he did in his breakout season, but he should be too consistent here for Stebe whose name I always type as Steve. Krajinovic in 4.
Klizan cilic : cilic is so timid. anything scares cilic. anything makes cilic nervous. i won’t capitalize anything in this paragraph so he doesn’t get startled. i like cilic. i want cilic to play good again. cmon cilic. you can do it. klizan hasn’t played any hardcourt tennis and is going to swing for the fences but doesnt really have the game to beat cilic for three full sets if marin plays decent. cilic in 4 non-threatening pressure free nobody expects anything of you it’s ok buddy sets.
Verdasco Kamke : Verdasco’s lack of activity bothers me, and Kamke is playing at a high level and is a standout athlete in a sport full of standout athletes. This one will go deep and I believe Kamke will win at least one set, then win two more. Kamke in 4-5
Chung Escobedo : Bad time to be playing Chung. He looked dominant in the qualifier and although Escobedo hits big and brings it every time, Chung is a top 50 player returning to an event where he has “unfinished business.” I expect a good run from him here and it starts with a 4 set victory over Escobedo. Admittedly I haven’t watched much of Ernesto this season so this prediction may be a bit optimistic.
Kokkinakis Ivashka : Ivashka is a better player than Kokkinakis. Coming through qualifying may give him a bit of a disadvantage but he’s been in great form lately and Kokkinakis has been stuck on the challenger tour. Ivashka in 3-4.
Millman Nadal : Millman wins this one easy. What’s that? You’re still reading? Ok. Nadal in 3.

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As mentioned by Alexa.com, the second most seen website in Nigeria is Bet9ja. This website uses to bet on prime sport events held in Nigeria. It was inaugurated in 2013. Consumers go to the site for high-rank odds on football and to experience best online wagering solution. It was founded as an offline pc gaming platform versus various other online systems. Bet9ja got a superior action in the first 3 years of operation accompanied by a substantial turnover. The Bet9ja group is constantly enhancing the site by adding up to date as well as interesting features to the website. It earns millions of Naira every year. This website is approved as well as insured under the Lagos State lottery game board. In 2015, Bet9ja was the executive sponsor for Nigeria's Women's Football League.

1. FOLLOWER ORGANIZATION

Hi, FOLLOWER ORGANIZATION exists users with social football experience by giving a platform for the fans where they can connect and engage. Every weekend the participants need to prophesize the end result of English football suits. Competitions can be held between close friends, competence, or the on the internet community and rewards are paid in cash money. This job, includes growth for web, iphone and also Android, was created by Tallium for a Swedish based company. Besides, being a wagering platform as well as reward earning website, this site brings the football neighborhood together. FAN ORGANIZATION mixes the betting with the social structure, which supplies the individuals with an enjoyable gaming understanding. Betting on online games is supplied, as well as the profits are upgraded with every goal that is racked up. At the end of the match, users can see which of their forecasts were exact or off-target. The application also apprises concerning the most up to date football information as well as expertise prognosis on the social feed. Customers can produce leagues as well as evaluate their skills against other participants. The gamers are allowed to attach and also talk using public conversations. FAN LEAGUE choose the professionals, users can get assist from them, as well as they likewise suggest just how to place an effective wager.

1. 3ET

3et is among the brand new software application giving a sole betting service. Bettors are designated totally free as well as safe strategy to the wagering market. Arrangements and accepted wagers are all done by 3et without any voidness. A significant platform is offering the highest possible limitations and most exceptional odds for sporting activities betting. 3et has a method to all vital bookies and also exchanges. 3et advanced half time and edge wagers for football. This website offers individuals one of the most successful betting experience. They mention to be the best as well as purchasers will be so happy they will never need any other sportsbook.3 et belongs to Eurasia sporting activities restricted. They assure open accessibility to their deals without charging the players any kind of commission. This site is easy to use still suffices to catch specialist acknowledgment. Utilizing the 3et app customers can access the bets from anywhere around the globe. It is only obtainable in the English language. Lowest cost bets can be launched at 1 Euro, and when customers obtain the on specifying the occasion, the ultimate price is presented on the slip.

1. BETSAT

Betsat is the current name in the betting market that is established in Turkey. It tries to draw customers from Europe and various other continents and attempting to convince them that the website is adventitious. This company faces significant competition from within the country as well as from the claimed European wagerers. Betsat is ingrained in Turkey, being on the go amongst Turkish players and proudly highlights its viewers. They use multilingual aid to the customers, as well as the web site can additionally be translated in German, Spanish and also English to make sure. This website recommends an indiscriminate blend of sporting activities to draw in Turkish as well as European customers. Football and also basketball are uniformly famed in Turkey as well as around the continent which magnifies the popularity of the website. When it comes round live betting, the site offers to bet on tennis, football basketball after the game has actually begun.

1. INFINIWIN

Rooted in Malaysia, INFINIWIN is the leading online betting workshop. This rejuvenating brand largely concentrates on texas hold'em and also other table gaming products. INFINIWIN provides a remarkably good value of premium video gaming products. They ensure that the individuals are going to get the noticeably superior wagering experience. This website has a superior team aiding the clients as well as assisting the individuals in various languages.

1. MAXBET

MAXBET is currently leading the video gaming industry in Central as well as Eastern parts of Europe with a quickly raising energy. This business is at the forefront of Europe's betting industry following its tactical partnership with Italian lotto game monster Lottomatica. Enthusiastic clients are offered numerous fortunate possibilities for winning at gambling establishments, wagering games and vending machine. Events are arranged on a regular as well as month-to-month basis. MAXBET guarantees that consumers rely on them for a risk-free as well as safe and secure gaming domain name.

1. BETLAND

Betland.com is a well-reputed bookie that runs online and by means of mobile in Nigeria. After its relaunch, it has ended up being even faster and well organized. Odds and also betting lines are used on a series of sporting activities which are just as popular in Nigeria and also other countries as well. Betting supplies on some considerable sporting activities occasions outside Nigeria gives a worldwide personality to the website. Betland aims to provide its services to all groups of bettors neglecting their financial condition.

1. BETSSON

BETSSON uses tradition for gambling, online casino bingo and also sports wagering. This company has actually stemmed from Sweden. It works through 20+ brand names that give video gaming items. This firm financial resources as well as handles the on-line pc gaming business. BETSSON intends to surmount the pc gaming sector in practical manners, although it is among the topmost in Europe.

1. PARIMATCH

Operating given that 1996, PARIMATCH has actually turned into a worldwide video gaming website. They state themselves among the leaders of the video gaming sector and so are always anticipating improving the top quality and automation and also adding to the events daily, stats and evaluation are provided night and day. Users are provided to bank on 20+ sports in above 60 nations along with 200 organizations as well as greater than 600 sporting activities occasions.

1. BET-AT-HOME

This is a European business established in 1999. It was released online in March 2000. Initially, it was rotated to on the internet sporting activities wagering, however it was redesigned with the launch of on-line casino site and also after that the system for playing poker. Different betting options are used on sporting occasions as sports scheduling is the website's main dish.

1. TIPBET

This gambling firm, based in Malta, has actually revealed exceptional growth given that 1995. With a selection of on-line video gaming options, land-based stores are also established. TIPBET sustains wagering and also odds on all primary sporting activities occasions and likewise holds a terrific range of gambling establishment video games.

1. RedZoneSports

A fresh bookmaker taken part in sports wagering, specifically in the UK as well as America is named RedZone Sports. The site is highly in cognition with as well as also possessed by the Spotnation bookies. Argyll Amusement AG. Attacking the gaming sector in 2017, this fresh bookie reveals wonderful rate of interest in America's sportsbooks. The website is regulated by The Gaming Commission, a highly suggested global gambling authority, and this assures the user that the cash they are investing is safe and also secured. With a considerable focus on games like United States football, baseball as well as hoops, this internet site consigns helpful odds on several sporting activities. It is possible for the individual to play online or In-play alternatives are likewise available. This website gives the individual an authentic wagering experience by providing large-scale hypothesizing markets.

1. BetStars Sportsbook

Casino poker celebrity, very acquainted as well as honoured on-line texas hold'em service provider, spin-offs the Betstars website. The website is visited consistently by countless consumers who are intended to seek satisfaction from all the on-line alternatives the website gives. This substantial number of punters seeing the site has actually helped the site being deemed as one of the most rated bookies around the globe.

1. wager

Malta video gaming authority supervises of synchronizing PWR wager, a just recently added mobile-friendly bookmaker site. This site was presented in 2018. This site exceedingly advertises via its application, however as being an Android app, it is unfeasible for the people utilizing the apple iphone. Among others, this site provides betting on the derby, football as well as additionally sustains E-Sports wagering.

1. MoPlay Sportsbook

MyMoPlay collaborates with Manchester United along with Watford FC. The business has actually been taken down by IBAS, which forefronts its dependence as a good pc gaming system. Customers can locate a large series of sports to bet on. It also introduced its app for the best online experience in sports wagering.

1. RoBet Sportsbook

RoBet established foot into the European on-line bookie market in 2019. Government of Curacao oversees the site guaranteeing that it goes along with honest implementation of sporting activities scheduling. The customers can confide in them for leisure ventures.

1. Jetbull Sportsbook

Jetbull was founded in 2007. This site is secondary to OddsMatrix. Different languages are passed on the internet site. The site has ingrained markets in football, supplying countless chances yet is concentrated constrained to concentrate on US players.

1. LuckyBet

Luckybet uses open chances for European, Canadian players and likewise gamers from New Zealand. Abundant gaming choices as well as rewards as well as the contemporary website design includes in the impact the site has on gamblers and punters. Many online internet sites attempt to reproduce their articulation.

1. Redbet

Redbet, a premier online casino brand name intervened in the on theinternet sporting activities reserving industry. This site was produced in 2002 with a mission of producing fun for the individual by attracting them to the website by supplying successful chances. It is a well-reputed website where the gamer's joy is the initial issue.

1. Fonbet

FonBet was introduced previously in 2002. This site is a Russian bookie site. Russia as well as Eastern Europe birth a substantial number of participants of FonBet. This bookie is certified in Curacao. Therefore the certificate, the site detains, UK as well as UNITED STATES consumers are limited from making use of the on-line bookie.

1. ComeOn

ComeOn became a brand-new bookie website in 2009. It is a secondary firm of Co-Gaming Limited. Malta Pc gaming Authority administrates the site. To operate in the UK, they are accredited from the UK Gambling Compensation. Markets of Scandinavia are the prime focus of the site.

1. Marathonbet

Marathonbet was acknowledged in 1997 as a self -reliant bookmakers site. It is run by Panbet Limited, a firm that is in charge of running retail barters in the UK. This bookmaker website is deeply committed towards the UK members although it is well-reputed worldwide

1. MyBet

It is hosting the tremendous variety of sporting competitions regarding greater than 14,000, this site is a significant on-line bookie and has a superb great deal of customers around the continent. Besides offering various high-grade sportsbook events, it designates the players assurance with the modern technology that is comparable to Europe's safety criteria.

1. Betbarter

This is the primary and the most relied on the site of India. It is an on the internet showing off occasion betting site. The web site is amazing as well as uses straightforward expression. Individuals can select BetBarter versus their competitor whenever. The bargains made by BetBarter protrude the marketplace. BetBarter likewise inspects the internet sites which provide fast payments and also various other feasible means of withdrawals.

1. Bodog888

Bodog888 is recognized to be a participant of the world-famous gambling enterprise Bodog and is sometimes acknowledged as Bodog Asia. This site gives a huge range of moral online casino and also texas hold'em wagering. It also involves Oriental bettors by sporting activities reserving. This site has gained the distinction by offering the very best performance as well as illustratory attributes. The website supplies the best aid and also rewards.

1. BetEast

Arised from Asia in 2016, BetEast asserts to be the most effective expanding wagering brand name. This business offers a substantial range of eSports solutions, casino site and live wagering as well as values subscriptions from worldwide. Its emphasis is to make a dash out there of Europe. The simplicity of the website format hits the customer instantly. The company has a substantial interest in the UK Betting markets. The site offers a comprehensive betting experience with giving a substantial number of on-line port video games.

1. Bet-at-home

This company arised in 1999 later on releasing its website in March 2000. It soon became a supply firm and was provided at the stock market. This website is a credible sponsor for worldwide game events. It supplies betting odds on prominent gaming occasions. Followed by more than 4 million customers, it has become one of a kind sports scheduling site in Europe. All the info regarding the wagers placed as well as payouts are offered on their site.

1. Setantabet

This website offers important odds on pc gaming and also horse racing. The website is compatible with mostly all mobile devices. The website has a substantial collection of slot video games and gambling enterprises for the customers. It additionally features a live gambling establishment with single and multiplayer choices. The website likewise aids the individuals through live Chat.

1. CasinoSahara

It is a little gambling establishment on account of the gathered earnings, yet is taken into consideration a hot area. This internet site is readily available in a range of languages. Live betting games are readily available with different payment methods. Live Conversation is not open 24/7 that is somewhat a drawback to the website.

1. BetEasy

This bookie website, established in 2014, emerges from Australia giving online betting and sporting activities remedies to the clients. This site is a subsidiary of The Celebrity Team. This website formally funds the Australian Football Organization.
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1. SuperBet

This is a South African bookies website established in 2008. The website captivates clients from around the continent. In addition to offering considerable betting games collection online, this site runs 50 land-based stores in Africa. The arrangement with EFC includes in the compatibility of the website.
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1. CasiniaBet

As opposed to the suitable bookies, Casinia wagered offers fewer choices for online betting as well as video gaming occasions. Still, the considerable contests are offered proper coverage that makes it challenging for the punters to separate between the leading bookies and also CasinoBet sportsbooks.
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1. mercurybet

This is a leading online video gaming website as well as online pc gaming. This website amplifies your exhilaration and gives you with a pleasurable experience with its thrilling wagering system. Customers can challenge themselves and also others with day-to-day and regular promotions.
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1. Jojobet

This site interacts with a large range of video gaming markets. This website supports bitcoins which includes in the variety of individuals around the world. This website has gained significant repute quickly by providing high odds on numerous betting games. It gives its clients with appreciable services.
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1. Bet8

This is a legally run business in Greece and also declares to satisfy also one of the most requiring clients This is website offers you to bet on above 11,000 sports events taking place on a monthly basis. The site likewise offers excellent probabilities with low price margins to its valuable consumers.
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1. Blackbet

This site is greatly giving a greatly favorable experience to its customers. It is dealt with by passionate staff member intending to offer an outstanding service to the punters. More than 20 sports are available for live betting at this reservation website.
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1. WinnerUK

This website is very recommended for scheduling on competition. They supply great recurring offers together with other recognized promos. This is a powerful yet well-assisting platform for on-line betting as well as sportsbooking.
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1. Wager at Home

Bet-at-home is the certified bookie based in Malta and also Austria. Their company went on expanding with the discussion of an on the internet gambling establishment in 2005. They later on developed into a supply partnership and also in 2009 became a part of the Betclic Everest Team. Their management centre is currently at Portomaso Business Tower in Malta as well as is accredited and controlled by the Malta Gambling Payment.
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1. Twinspires

It is just one of the earliest name present in the field of on the internet sporting activities betting, having actually grabbed popularity amongst customers given that its facility right around ten years in the past. Authorized by the UK Gaming Commission, it is just one of the most relied on on-line betting sites available.
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1. One Hash

One Hash is already the market head in wagering all over the world, with a huge variety of clients in many countries. Their wagering deals pre-competition or online wagering is very broad. Additionally, this manager communicates its online gushing TELEVISION terminal, countless pc gaming competitors.
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1. Mr Eco-friendly

On a remarkable assortment of video games, a vast array of wagers are used by bookmakers, which are determined based on chance. By wagering on these unique possibilities, a bettor can get money on rewarding wagers. It is consistently the situation that the very best online wagering sites for sports will be those that use the very best prospective benefits.

Football fans are anxiously waiting for the Champions League and Europa League to resume, while tennis aficionados are nostalgic after the Australian open. On the other side of the Atlantic, NHL and NBA fans are rooting for their favorite teams to make the playoffs, while spring training blooms for those who are interested in baseball. Sky Vegas covers all these sports, but the British bookmaker and online casino group is also a major supporter of horse racing events. The Cheltenham Festival is perhaps the most important competition of this type, so it comes as no surprise that it enjoys plenty of coverage. For the first time at Sky Vegas Casino, fans of casino games and horse racing can enjoy the best of both worlds by participating in this promotion. It goes by the name of Racing Rebate and the name says it all, as those who sign up will be eligible for reimbursements. It's not that difficult to participate in this campaign, because the only requirement is to accumulate at least 50 players club comp points. You've got an entire week to do so, which means that it is not even necessary to make the transition to higher limits. By receiving a €10 free bet, players will have the chance to compete on real cash without taking any chances and they keep all the profits they make. In addition to receiving the aforementioned free bet, all participants will be eligible for a reimbursement of €50 on all their losses. If you find this campaign interesting, know that it has started on February 1 and will come to an end on March 13. That's plenty of time to opt in and start accumulating the 50 comp points necessary for being added on the list of players entitled for reimbursement. To put things into perspective, let's just say that you accumulate one comp point whenever you wager €10. Qualifying for a racing rebate credit is not supposed to be rocket science and beginners will have no problem in learning the ropes. While the maximum reimbursement goes as high as €50, one would have to lose a minimum of €25 to be eligible for the refund. Assuming you are successful and actually and up winning cash, you won't be entitled to claim the reimbursement, but this is hardly a problem. The Cheltenham edition of Racing Rebate participants are going to be paid on March 18, so this is when they will receive the maximum credit of €50. The money is subject to 20 times wagering requirements, which means that you need to play at least €1000 before cashing out. As for the free bet, the waiting comes to an end on March 14, when the bonus will be credited to the accounts of all participating players regardless of their status in the reimbursement campaign.
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The equivalent of the Davis Cup, the Fed Cup is the most important competition for female tennis players representing their countries. Some of the best in the world compete every year and even though top players occasionally choose not to attend, this event draws large crowds. In 2016, the quarterfinals started fast and furious and the best eight teams in the world played over the weekend. Pinnacle Sports presents players with a chance to bet on all these fixtures and they were plenty of singles and doubles games that have tremendous potential. Some punters emerge victorious while others are still trying to cut their losses. What really matters is that the games were spectacular and four teams have advanced to the next round where they will meet in April. Romania and the Czech Republic played first and the world champions. Have home pitch advantage and they had to play on the road. Initially, the games were extremely balance and each team won one game on Saturday, then did exactly the same on Sunday. Unfortunately for Romania, the odds of winning the doubles game were slim to none and the reigning champions had no problem in securing victory. France and Italy played in the other game and the former were credited with the first chance to prevail, as their best players were in great form. Much to their credit, Mladenovic and Garcia won their games and even though the doubles team lost in the end that was not enough to change anything. They are going to play in the next round where they will take on Netherlands, the team that created the biggest upset. These wonderful girls managed to defeat Russia in Moscow, in one of the most impressive string of victories ever recorded in the Fed Cup. Sharapova chose not to participate in this competition despite the fact that she was warned by Federation officials that this will lead to her elimination from the Olympics team. It's hard to believe that this will happen after rush of lost the first four games and will now have to play against the winners from the world group II. A very interesting match was the one between Germany and Switzerland, with each team having a couple of aces in their sleeves. Kerber play for Germany and this meant a great deal for this nation, since she was the one to win the Australian open just a couple of days before. She won the first game but was defeated on Sunday and her other two teammates also split points, so at the end of the day it was up to the doubles team to win the decisive game. Switzerland proved to be too good and gave Germany no chance and now that will take on the Netherlands in a very interesting fixture. The Czech Republic and France will meet in mid-April and the reigning champions are credited with the first chance by bookmakers.
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At the beginning of the tournament, Stan James and other bookmakers offer very low odds on Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams prevail. Many punters raise their eyebrows when they saw the values, because in a tournament of this magnitude is a bit excessive to underprice the favorites. Apparently, the bookmakers got it wrong as both players make it to the final without breaking a sweat and but Serena failed to win. Djokovic took on Andy Murray in the final act of the competition and the crushing head to head record indicated an easy match for the Serbian player. This is exactly what happened, with the multiple champions prevailing in straight sets and he didn't gave his opponent any chances. In the semifinals he faced Roger Federer, in a match that many expected to be the real final of the Australian open. Djokovic won the first two sets surprisingly easy and it looked like she was capable of wrapping things up in three sets. The Swiss player fought back valiantly and managed to snatch one sets from his archrival but that was the most he could do. In the other semifinal, Andy Murray had a difficult task against Milos Raonic with the Canadian winning the first and the third sets. Unfortunately for him, he succumbed to pressure in the decisive set and the injury prevented him from playing his A-game. In the women's semifinals, Serena Williams played against the winner of the Champions Series and once again bookmakers didn't hesitate to offer tiny odds for the American. She confirmed expectations and won the first set to nil, it one of the most lopsided semifinals in the history of the competition. Kerber was just as effective in her match against Johanna Konta but the real victory for the German was in the previous round when she dispatched of Azarenka. The player from Belarus was amazing throughout the tournament and she also managed to win the previous event. That's why bookies trusted her to make the finals and there were some who estimated her chances as similar to Serena's. It looked like their predictions were correct until Viktoria was defeated in straight sets in the quarterfinals by the German player. She was sent home crashing but it is very likely that she will return in the spotlight in a not so distant future and compete for other Grand Slam Titles. In the final act of the competition, Serena Williams failed to confirmed her favorite status and succumbed to Kerber in three sets. The German didn't give up and used her service as a weapon to level the playing field, and in the end it proved instrumental in stopping the American. She fully deserved victory after causing the elimination of the main two favorites and with this Gran Slam Victory she enters the select company of tennis players to win the Australian Open.
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