He intentionally lost to Rajeev Ram. He had to win the 1st set, then staged a tie-break in the second set in which he lost and then proceeded to lose the match.
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I missed this one. He's had many shady matches for a long time.Last edited by jtoler; 02-07-17, 04:58 PM.Comment -
MF'er, I always seem to lose with Ram, either backing him or betting against him.Comment -
wow. good thing i left him alone.
definitely fits the profile.Comment -
I was also aware of this match in live betting, but I just haven't put any stake on it
He even broke Ram's serve with 6-5 in 2nd set, but then he just didn't serve out the match lol
Lost the tie break and then 0-4 early in the final set
The pre-match line was also a bit strange, Dolg 1.16 at first, and then moved to 1.30 later on...
What a fixed match
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I lost a -500 or so on him a few years ago which destroyed a 25 team parlay. I was on 14 or 15 in a row. He was playing such a mug down in S America that I bit. I was streaming the match & it was obvious he was on the take.Comment -
Ram has been involved in a few of these over the years too. When you get two of these players together, in a crappy 250, this sort of thing often happens.Comment -
I watched and was live betting. If either guy was throwing the match, they sure did a good job of hiding it. Every point looked wanted by both guy, and several big points were won on double faults that were jumping off the top of the tape. But hey, maybe Dolgo threw it? I don't think so though. I took Ram live +6.5 and +5.5 and then after he won the 2nd set TB, took Dolg -3.5. Wasn't too bad of a match to watch. Good fight by Ram. I wish I had taken him on the ML at +1400 when he looked like he had no shot.Comment -
I've had Dogo on my blacklist for awhile now, shady...Comment
