Live betting? Djoker at 3.25 for the match on Bet365

Hangoverblack · 03-26-13, 09:47 PM

He hit golf balls with WoNiacki and Rory at the driving range the other night.

Guess we know what happens when you surround yourself with losers.

Taka · 03-26-13, 09:48 PM

I saw it at 3.60 (+260) at one point, Bet365 as well. Normally I would be all over this, but Im not sure whats wrong with Djokovic tonight... could he be sick?

MUHerd37 · 03-26-13, 09:48 PM

Nole getting pounded on. Haas has it going tonight. Joker keeps hitting it long.

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 09:50 PM

He looks like poo

Haas has an easy time holding, while Djoker struggling to hold his

Hangoverblack · 03-26-13, 09:51 PM

Haas is certainly capable mentally. But I've got to think the Serbian piece of steel wills through this.

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 09:54 PM

He's usually precise, but looks off, big ace to save break point

Sport_Fish · 03-26-13, 09:55 PM

Haas showing a classic example of how to punish the top players when they start off slow.

I guarantee 95% of other players in this spot would allow Djoker to get the momentum by making some stupid mistakes, but not Haas (atleast not yet)

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 09:56 PM

That was a great rally on game point

gaebiskon · 03-26-13, 09:56 PM

is the match high-quality?
can't watch the match cuz im at work which sucks a dick

cant believe the scoreboard

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 09:57 PM

Novak +160 live

Taka · 03-26-13, 09:57 PM

Its been a shitty match, but promising if Djokovic can bounce back.

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 09:59 PM

Terrible drop shot by Haas, here a chance for Novak

timbo46 · 03-26-13, 09:59 PM

Here comes Novak!!

Taka · 03-26-13, 09:59 PM

Live betting odds on Djokovic from 4.00 (+300) down to 1.53 (-200) in about 5 minutes. Wow...

EDIT: make that 1.40 after breaking back...

Sport_Fish · 03-26-13, 10:00 PM

Originally posted by Taka

Live betting odds on Djokovic from 4.00 (+300) down to 1.53 (-200) in about 5 minutes. Wow...

gotta love tennis

gaebiskon · 03-26-13, 10:01 PM

from what i've seen, djok does this on a regular basis.
half his matches, he always starts late

Hangoverblack · 03-26-13, 10:02 PM

"Goodbye... Mr Anderson."

"my name... Is... Nole!"

Taka · 03-26-13, 10:04 PM

I always hope Djokovic loses the first set so I can play him live when he is behind, but tonight he was so horrible that I just could not once he was at +400. Did take him right after the first set at +105 though :/

MUHerd37 · 03-26-13, 10:09 PM

Has got a little wild with his shots for a bit. Back on it now tho.

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 10:11 PM

Saves another break point

Bet10Heinekens · 03-26-13, 10:15 PM

Novak is done

Taka · 03-26-13, 10:15 PM

Anyone wants Djokovic at +400?

Sport_Fish · 03-26-13, 10:20 PM

Have not seen who Haas will play next, but I'm pretty sure I'll go huge fading him next round.

This will be the classic example of a 'let-down'....havent had that in a while

EaglesPhan36 · 03-26-13, 10:21 PM

Definitely seems like everyone (Big Four) is playing flat outside of Slams this year save for a tournament here or there. Concentration/motivation levels seems to be lower outside of maybe Nadal who had something to prove.

Hangoverblack · 03-26-13, 10:21 PM

More time to hang out with Rory, Caroline, and Falla.

Ambition · 03-26-13, 10:22 PM

Originally posted by Sport_Fish

Have not seen who Haas will play next, but I'm pretty sure I'll go huge fading him next round.

This will be the classic example of a 'let-down'....havent had that in a while

Haas plays Simon.

Sport_Fish · 03-26-13, 10:28 PM

Originally posted by Ambition

Haas plays Simon.

Even better...a guy I wouldnt mind betting heavy on

Dillonious Monk · 03-26-13, 11:01 PM

Damn. Berdych was +1600 to win the tourney at the start. Thought there might have been something there...but of coarse in my mind I figured Djoker would win...

pazim · 03-27-13, 02:31 AM

Originally posted by EaglesPhan36

Definitely seems like everyone (Big Four) is playing flat outside of Slams this year save for a tournament here or there. Concentration/motivation levels seems to be lower outside of maybe Nadal who had something to prove.

I think it's the slow hard courts and it has been little windy too.

gaebiskon · 03-27-13, 03:22 AM

I wonder how many got fecked in the butt betting him in-play.
This type of match is either a huge win or huge loss if you bet in-play.

kenz · 03-27-13, 04:48 AM

Originally posted by Sport_Fish

Even better...a guy I wouldnt mind betting heavy on

Not sure who you will back but if it is Simon think twice

Watched their both H2H games last year one on clay the other is on hard court. Haas was the clear better player and won both.

Both play clever tennis. Haas serves better. His tactical tennis was real good I watched the highlights of each game Djokovic and Haas serve in the match. Even Djokovic admitted Haas used amazing tactics.

My money will be either on Haas or over but def not on Simon. Still not sure who you will back though

Sport_Fish · 03-27-13, 04:54 AM

Originally posted by kenz

Not sure who you will back but if it is Simon think twice

Watched their both H2H games last year one on clay the other is on hard court. Haas was the clear better player and won both.

Both play clever tennis. Haas serves better. His tactical tennis was real good I watched the highlights of each game Djokovic and Haas serve in the match. Even Djokovic admitted Haas used amazing tactics.

My money will be either on Haas or over but def not on Simon. Still not sure who you will back though

Obviously Simon....you could tell me Haas has looked better in their H2H, or even this whole tourny, but I still love the 'let-down' spot theory, and ESPECIALLY after someone has just beaten the world #1.

I think more often than not, everything about a player goes out the window in this spot, and they simply have a huge letdown after being overly satisfied with beating their previous opponent. Although Haas is a veteran and this may not apply as much to him, I still think he comes out flat and hopefully him beating Djoker sets up a really nice price on Simon.

kenz · 03-27-13, 05:08 AM

Originally posted by Sport_Fish

Obviously Simon....you could tell me Haas has looked better in their H2H, or even this whole tourny, but I still love the 'let-down' spot theory, and ESPECIALLY after someone has just beaten the world #1.

I think more often than not, everything about a player goes out the window in this spot, and they simply have a huge letdown after being overly satisfied with beating their previous opponent. Although Haas is a veteran and this may not apply as much to him, I still think he comes out flat and hopefully him beating Djoker sets up a really nice price on Simon.

Simon will be around @2.75 my bookie set the price so I dont think it will be very different.

If this was a final and the next week Haas was playing Simon I would agree with you.

But Haas beat Berdych, Kohlschreibber( Who beat Nadal) and then Federer in Halle and won the grass tournament. Then he lost 2 of his next 3 games to Kohlschreibber in Wimbledon and a horrible player Cervenak in Stuttgart. Then he bounced back and played final next week against Monaco in Hamburg.

I will see a few games and then decide but I think Haas will see the Semi-Final

kenz · 03-27-13, 11:50 PM

Originally posted by kenz

Not sure who you will back but if it is Simon think twice

Watched their both H2H games last year one on clay the other is on hard court. Haas was the clear better player and won both.

Both play clever tennis. Haas serves better. His tactical tennis was real good I watched the highlights of each game Djokovic and Haas serve in the match. Even Djokovic admitted Haas used amazing tactics.

My money will be either on Haas or over but def not on Simon. Still not sure who you will back though

Originally posted by kenz

Simon will be around @2.75 my bookie set the price so I dont think it will be very different.

If this was a final and the next week Haas was playing Simon I would agree with you.

But Haas beat Berdych, Kohlschreibber( Who beat Nadal) and then Federer in Halle and won the grass tournament. Then he lost 2 of his next 3 games to Kohlschreibber in Wimbledon and a horrible player Cervenak in Stuttgart. Then he bounced back and played final next week against Monaco in Hamburg.

I will see a few games and then decide but I think Haas will see the Semi-Final

Easy win for Haas