I missed Murray's game, but the system would've went:
A: 2-1
B: 0-1
C: 1:0
Note that I wait for THREE missed even/odd serves not like originally suggested. Take a look at the fifth game of the 3rd set. Murray lost both of the first odd both of the first even serve points. During his next service game, he dropped the very first point and that would've been my trigger. He then won the second point and disqualified the even serve chase. As you can see, he lost the second odd service point and the chase went to game B. On the second point of the first game in the fourth set, he won. Doing so, winning the B leg of the chase.
Use this link and get back to me if you have any questions: http://www.tennis24.com/match/dvIpns...int-by-point;1
I would suggest to ONLY play top 20-30 players and NEVER chase against them. Don't even look at any players under the 40-50 ranking. As for BR management; on a 3 game chase my total risk is never more than 40% of BR, so no, I loss would not wipe me out just hurt...
I hope this helped.
A: 2-1
B: 0-1
C: 1:0
Note that I wait for THREE missed even/odd serves not like originally suggested. Take a look at the fifth game of the 3rd set. Murray lost both of the first odd both of the first even serve points. During his next service game, he dropped the very first point and that would've been my trigger. He then won the second point and disqualified the even serve chase. As you can see, he lost the second odd service point and the chase went to game B. On the second point of the first game in the fourth set, he won. Doing so, winning the B leg of the chase.
Use this link and get back to me if you have any questions: http://www.tennis24.com/match/dvIpns...int-by-point;1
I would suggest to ONLY play top 20-30 players and NEVER chase against them. Don't even look at any players under the 40-50 ranking. As for BR management; on a 3 game chase my total risk is never more than 40% of BR, so no, I loss would not wipe me out just hurt...
I hope this helped.