That's incorrect Hardcour.
That match had HUGE amounts of money traded on Betfair. I think it was about 6 million near the end there. WAY more than usual.
Therefore the only "tell" is by following the odds live. How they "drifted" relative to the score in the match. This gives away whether it's a fix. You then look for huge amounts of liquidity on the Lay Market on the Mr. Fixer of the match.
This
confirms the fix.
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Bettin
Live on Betfai is a very interesting experience. With a lot of potential for huge amount of success.
I wish to take it very seriously soon. Live, with a few PC monitors (30" Dell's), and a full pro set up in all the ways that matter. Mental PROWESS being the no. 1 focus. But all the serious "systems" in place. You probably know what I mean. Think it now. Now times it by 5 lots of awesomeness.
For instance the Fognini/Sousa match. Let's talk about that briefly.
Fognini was 5-3 up in the first set. Having started as a 1.16 favourite, he traded as low as 1.04. Like I touched on above, for extremely large amount of
CASH. Hundreds of thousands were @ 1.04. Similar amounts at 1.05, 1.06, etc.
Then all of a sudden Mugnini shows up and wins
3 of the next
19 points.
Miraculously, Sousa then trades at
1.04 for the match when serving for it and 30-0 up in the second set.
So both traded at 1.04. And then, yep, you guessed it.. It gets better. Fognini then goes on to win.
SO in summary. What this means is that if you laid say 1.10 (we'll be generous for a "strict" low odds layer) on both players and then distributed equal green amounts.. you would be
KILLING it.
This kind of shit happens regularly on the ATP and of course, the (LOL) WTA.
Hope this helps gives people some understanding of it.