I personally think that it does not get enough love here or in general as far as betting purposes.With over 150+ events a season all over the world,with as much as 4 going on at one time,I would think their would be major advantages to a bettor if you did your homework,here is no possible way the books can follow all these lines and have the right prices.There must endless betting advantages.
From time to time I check the results and I kid you not,sometimes 0 seeded players make it to the 2nd round,upsets abound,sometimes out of 32 matches in one tourney,I see 20+ dogs win.Granted this doesnt happen all the time,and the dogs are not as big as the regular ATP events,but I bet you dollars to doughnuts that the winning % for dogs is much greater than the ATP tour.
Of course one must be selective is playing these,cause playing all dogs blindly wont win you $$,and 5 dimes is the only book for United States players that I know that has every line for all the matches.
Would love to hear what input other folks on the forum have about the Challenger Tour.
From time to time I check the results and I kid you not,sometimes 0 seeded players make it to the 2nd round,upsets abound,sometimes out of 32 matches in one tourney,I see 20+ dogs win.Granted this doesnt happen all the time,and the dogs are not as big as the regular ATP events,but I bet you dollars to doughnuts that the winning % for dogs is much greater than the ATP tour.
Of course one must be selective is playing these,cause playing all dogs blindly wont win you $$,and 5 dimes is the only book for United States players that I know that has every line for all the matches.
Would love to hear what input other folks on the forum have about the Challenger Tour.
