[mads1111]

Hey guys I'm new to this forum..

Im looking for a play around odds 1,5-1,8 considered to be safe either a single or a parlay.

Anyone got some interesting?

[gaebiskon]

You need to make your own picks.

[Betfrog]

Roberto bautista-agut + eduardo roger-vasselin @1.65

They should win but can of cource not guarantee anything.

U can take both of them with +1.5 sets and someting else u feel confident in.

[brodie]

be careful on RBA... of course i think he wins but theres a LOT of money on him so a thrown match wouldnt surprise me one bit

[frugalgambler]

Safe pick. Jesus, where do this people come from ?

I am looking for free money. Does anybody know a place where I can find a cool G ?

[manwiss]

I've parlayed Petkovic + Azarenka, but it isn't a very sure bet

[Hardcoar]

Liking Vasseline @ 1.67 a whole lot.

[Cessation]

Liking Vasseline @ 1.67 a whole lot.

I took him at 1.58 yesterday, he got backed into 1.44 overnight, then today drifted like the wind.

I reckon it is the statistical modellers that smashed in Kuznetsov. Players that come through qualies and round 1 winners in round 2 against seeded players that had a bye are always shorter than you'd think just going on the match up. I think it is a fair enough edge in some cases but it's not something that can be blanket applied like a mathematical model would. ie ERV played queens last week so rolling on to Eastbourne there is no real acclimatisation problem, if he hadn't played since the French then it becomes a much riskier bet and I'm sure the modellers would get up a lot of results in that sort of scenario.

[Cappinpicks]

petko very safe to comeback vs retardikova also fading reynolds he was a -200 for no reason was a godly lock on kravchuk and many more better ranked players

[Cappinpicks]

Botchenger blew 4-5 match points LOL

[kenz]

I took him at 1.58 yesterday, he got backed into 1.44 overnight, then today drifted like the wind.

I reckon it is the statistical modellers that smashed in Kuznetsov. Players that come through qualies and round 1 winners in round 2 against seeded players that had a bye are always shorter than you'd think just going on the match up. I think it is a fair enough edge in some cases but it's not something that can be blanket applied like a mathematical model would. ie ERV played queens last week so rolling on to Eastbourne there is no real acclimatisation problem, if he hadn't played since the French then it becomes a much riskier bet and I'm sure the modellers would get up a lot of results in that sort of scenario.

My angle was "Kuznetsov is very shitty". I also think odds were kinda gift

[mads1111]

Roberto bautista-agut + eduardo roger-vasselin @1.65

They should win but can of cource not guarantee anything.

U can take both of them with +1.5 sets and someting else u feel confident in.

Thanks man… tailed you and workout great!

[Betfrog]

Thanks man… tailed you and workout great!

np man