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  • pinnacle420
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 10-01-12
    • 6254

    #1
    novak vs nadel prop bet
    I played a parlay already but also had to take over 41.5 games -110 throwing 750 on this.. I have nadal winning here but I don't see Novak getting blanked or 6-1 or 6-0'd either... so cheers and lets hit another big bet!!
  • EaglesPhan36
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 12-06-06
    • 71662

    #2
    Personally I think if you think it's going over 41.5 games, you'd be better off taking Over 4.5 sets at +230 or so. The way both can break serve and the history between the two if you look back at their matches - even in four sets, 42 games is no where near a certainty. Just look at last year here or any of their Grand Slam battles. Four of the last five Grand Slam meetings ended in four sets - none went to 42 games. It could happen, but I think it's likelier they'd need 5 sets to achieve the total unless both have the most solid serving matches of their lives. To hold up against superior returners for four-five sets without getting broken much though is a tall order.
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    • baconbets
      SBR Sharp
      • 05-11-13
      • 329

      #3
      fun fact: nadal and djokovic met in rome and madrid in 2011 and 2012. all 4 matches were 2-0 wins for the winner. i think its very likely that they will not split the first 2 sets. these 2 play slobberknockers on hard, but on clay the tide seems to turn in someone's favor. i think the leading player will also feel some extra urgency to close the show, knowing this isnt the final. rather than take a set off to rest, put the pedal down. under 41.5 may be a decent play here.
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      • face
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 01-31-11
        • 14740

        #4
        nadal wins 3-0 +360
        nadal wins 3-1 +290
        nadal wins 3-2 +460

        so if you like nadal, and spread out the bets, the least you make is +90 and the most you make is +260
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        • terpkeg
          SBR MVP
          • 10-26-09
          • 2364

          #5
          Originally posted by face
          nadal wins 3-0 +360
          nadal wins 3-1 +290
          nadal wins 3-2 +460

          so if you like nadal, and spread out the bets, the least you make is +90 and the most you make is +260
          Risking 300, not a deal. Just play it straight
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          • pinnacle420
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 10-01-12
            • 6254

            #6
            I just think it is a 4 setter at like 6-4 6-4 7-5 7-6 and nadel wins 3-1... ive been hot and im taking a shot.. phuck it.. I think it hits
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            • Robber
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 10-21-09
              • 6432

              #7
              Agree with eagles

              4 sets and this total is a flip

              Good chance you need 5

              I bet djokovic 3-2 at +685
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              • Chaz22
                SBR MVP
                • 09-30-10
                • 1152

                #8
                they are so even at this time....it will in no way go less then 4 sets...41.5 over is a banker.

                EP has a good point on their ability to return, but on this occasion when Djoke knows he can beat Nadal on clay, competitivness will kick in every moment when any of them loses his serve....so I would be quite surprised to see a set of 8, 9 games....It does not matter how it goes....if its 1-1, 2-0, it will eventually go at least 4 sets....this will be a battle to remember....and it will be a long one.
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                • TheMLBKing
                  SBR MVP
                  • 04-20-13
                  • 1129

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Robber
                  Agree with eagles

                  4 sets and this total is a flip

                  Good chance you need 5

                  I bet djokovic 3-2 at +685
                  I like it. Joker wins first 2 sets, rafa storms back, joker wins the rubber set.
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                  • horja1
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 01-13-11
                    • 5646

                    #10
                    Originally posted by face
                    nadal wins 3-0 +360
                    nadal wins 3-1 +290
                    nadal wins 3-2 +460

                    so if you like nadal, and spread out the bets, the least you make is +90 and the most you make is +260
                    so Nadal ML, right?
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                    • pinnacle420
                      SBR Hall of Famer
                      • 10-01-12
                      • 6254

                      #11
                      CASH IT BOYS AND GIRLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! POW!!!!!!!!!
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                      • pinnacle420
                        SBR Hall of Famer
                        • 10-01-12
                        • 6254

                        #12
                        Originally posted by EaglesPhan36
                        Personally I think if you think it's going over 41.5 games, you'd be better off taking Over 4.5 sets at +230 or so. The way both can break serve and the history between the two if you look back at their matches - even in four sets, 42 games is no where near a certainty. Just look at last year here or any of their Grand Slam battles. Four of the last five Grand Slam meetings ended in four sets - none went to 42 games. It could happen, but I think it's likelier they'd need 5 sets to achieve the total unless both have the most solid serving matches of their lives. To hold up against superior returners for four-five sets without getting broken much though is a tall order.
                        we both was right!!! nice hit sir!!!
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