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    YoungGambler
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    Ernests Gulbis to win Malaysian Open +300

    Futures. wish me luck

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    Good luck but I think he will struggle against all three remaining players. Gulbis's forehand is still looking as fragile as ever and against Nish or Nieminen, who are both going to make Gulbis rally alot, I just don't see him beating either. He won't have an easy match against Benneteau either who has beaten him every encounter.

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    i think bennetau will kick gulbis

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    this guy should never be trusted

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    LOL. Gulbis unclear player. ATP must banned him for all time. He loves retired from matches when he wins 1set and lead in 2nd but then loses 2nd set

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djoking View Post
    LOL. Gulbis unclear player. ATP must banned him for all time. He loves retired from matches when he wins 1set and lead in 2nd but then loses 2nd set
    Not sure what you mean when the dudes only retired 3 times in his career in 11 years.

    He lost to Benneteau twice this year already when he was in better form so not overly surprising that he loses again when his form is much worse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SirtySree View Post
    Not sure what you mean when the dudes only retired 3 times in his career in 11 years.

    He lost to Benneteau twice this year already when he was in better form so not overly surprising that he loses again when his form is much worse.
    thats why i dont get why ppl bet gulbis.. was easy money for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rmx View Post
    thats why i dont get why ppl bet gulbis.. was easy money for me.
    I personally liked betting Gulbis earlier this year but it's just that since the French Open, his forehand is back to what it was early in his career.

    On matchstat his betting rating is still great for the past year but is negative in the past month.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SirtySree View Post
    Not sure what you mean when the dudes only retired 3 times in his career in 11 years.

    He lost to Benneteau twice this year already when he was in better form so not overly surprising that he loses again when his form is much worse.
    other matches he lose 1-2 after leads 1-0

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djoking View Post
    other matches he lose 1-2 after leads 1-0
    Strongly disagree with this. Everyone loses up a set all the time and Gulbis is one of the only players going around that actually wins once he's up.

    His last loss after winning the first set is all the way back in February 7 months ago against Dimitrov in Acapulco where Dimi won the tourney (not counting 5 setters but there's only 1 against Thiem). Then in the whole of 2013, he only did it 3 times with 2 against Nadal and 1 against Ferrer where he was expected to lose in straight sets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SirtySree View Post
    Strongly disagree with this. Everyone loses up a set all the time and Gulbis is one of the only players going around that actually wins once he's up.

    His last loss after winning the first set is all the way back in February 7 months ago against Dimitrov in Acapulco where Dimi won the tourney (not counting 5 setters but there's only 1 against Thiem). Then in the whole of 2013, he only did it 3 times with 2 against Nadal and 1 against Ferrer where he was expected to lose in straight sets.
    Why do Russians somehow always seem to insist upon further reinforcing the negative stereotypes of themselves?

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    Also just to show how good Gulbis is at winning matches after he is won the first set, I will show you the comparison of the top 10 ranked players.

    Gulbis has lost 2 matches this year when up a set.
    Djokovic has lost 3 matches this year when up a set (out of only 7 losses).
    Nadal has lost 2 matches this year when up a set (but hasn't played many matches).
    Federer has lost 6 matches this year when up a set.
    Wawarinka has lost 6 matches this year when up a set.
    Ferrer 3.
    Raonic 3.
    Berd 7.
    Nish 3.
    Cilic 3.
    Dimi 3.

    So infact compared to the top 10 ranked players, Gulbis is the best at winning when up a set.

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    Why are you looking at only this year. See 2009, 2012 and other years. He is shit and he always would be it. His father rich man and Gulbis didn't have nothing in tennis

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    I always hate players such Gulbis, Verdasko, Tipsarevic, Davydenko, Troicki, Fognini.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djoking View Post
    Why are you looking at only this year. See 2009, 2012 and other years. He is shit and he always would be it. His father rich man and Gulbis didn't have nothing in tennis
    Because looking beyond two years is completely pointless when he only really became a regular in the ATP tour last two years. Regardless, had a quick look and it's nothing out of the ordinary beyond those years. Seems like you just hate Gulbis cause you likely lost a few bets here and there rather than for any proper reason.

    I don't dislike or like Gulbis but calling him a fixer and saying they should ban him for life is pretty ridiculous when there's nothing to suggest such a thing. Seems like you just have a delusional view of Gulbis.

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    Can't believe I wasted my time doing this but here a comparison between Federer and Gulbis during 2009-2014.

    Federer lost 81 matches in that period, 27 was when up a set.
    Gulbis lost 134 matches in that period, 29 was when up a set.

    Won't waste my time doing more comparisons but you can do that yourself if you want. Pretty clear the hate on Gulbis is not justified.

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    Thiem D. - Gulbis E. 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3
    Stakhovsky S. - Gulbis E. 6-4, 6-3, 7-6
    Haider-Maurer A. - Gulbis E. 3-6, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6, 6-4
    Hajek J. - Gulbis E. 6-4, 2-6, 6-4
    Brands D. - Gulbis E. 7-6, 6-3
    Bautista-Agut R. - Gulbis E. 7-6 retired
    Greul S. - Gulbis E. 6-4, 6-2
    Bubka S. - Gulbis E. 6-4, 6-4
    Matosevic M. - Gulbis E. 3-6, 6-1, 6-1
    its only for 3years. odds on opponents was very HIGH

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    I could pick out any player not novak, nadal, or fed in the last 3 years and the majority of them would have more than 9 bad losses in the last 3 years

    edit: actuall u cn add those 3 names in too. Every loss by those 3 players r high odds majority of the time

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    Gulbis retired in 2nd against Klizan

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    Lose 1set to Youzhny. yeah. real shit player

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    4-6 1-4 well done Youzhny. finish him

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    22.10. 14:25 Coric B. - Gulbis E. 2.79 1.42 AHAHAHAHAH yes Gulbis great player. great shit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djoking View Post
    22.10. 14:25 Coric B. - Gulbis E. 2.79 1.42 AHAHAHAHAH yes Gulbis great player. great shit
    he was injured (shoulder)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djoking View Post
    22.10. 14:25 Coric B. - Gulbis E. 2.79 1.42 AHAHAHAHAH yes Gulbis great player. great shit
    You do realize he's had slot of personal issues over the years right? When's he's "Right" ask Berdych how hard he is to beat. You can blame a man for living the way he does. Think about it, if it's just a job, thens he's still making solid money. He also injured himself vs Thiem and Coric played a decent match... Coric defeated Golubev today who I think is a top 30 indoor hardcourt player.

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    Can't**

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    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xnmJ5WP-QU8

    Yeah, last week in moscow he really struggled, managing only 3 break pts v seppi then agut. One of the better backhands & serves going around...and definitely the funniest guy since safin for me. Anyone remember him dominating nadal last year in indian wells & rome only to end up crumbling in 3?

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt1216 View Post
    He also injured himself vs Thiem and Coric played a decent match... \
    yes "injuried"

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