Huge shift in Price!

**shari91** · 01-15-11, 05:35 AM

These two are both donkeys. So much talent but complete fruit loops.

**shari91** · 01-15-11, 05:38 AM

OMFG. This is like the WTA.

**kingsr** · 01-15-11, 05:38 AM

This game is done guys lmao Troicki is mentally fukd but he fights not like Gulbis

**hawley** · 01-15-11, 05:40 AM

i would love to know some of the things troicki has been saying to himself

**SportsMushroom** · 01-15-11, 05:40 AM

both players are like jekyl & hyde

**ha1ogen** · 01-15-11, 05:43 AM

are you fukin with me? foot fault?

**Cuse0323** · 01-15-11, 05:43 AM

Damn that take some skills to lose that set, good game Troicki.

**hawley** · 01-15-11, 05:44 AM

Originally posted by Cuse0323

Damn that take some skills to lose that set, good game Troicki.

agreed

up double break early and then served for the set

**kingsr** · 01-15-11, 05:46 AM

Glad its over.

**Mikail** · 01-15-11, 05:47 AM

Wow! This is one of those times when I was gonna pound a play and backed out. I had Troicki @ +115 for 5x and bailed before I submitted. I pussed out. Now I am so grateful I did.

**hawley** · 01-15-11, 05:49 AM

troicki is a nutter

**ha1ogen** · 01-15-11, 05:52 AM

shouldnt bash troicki too much, simon really did play well

**SportsMushroom** · 01-15-11, 06:02 AM

Originally posted by ha1ogen

shouldnt bash troicki too much, simon really did play well

troicki would play great tennis, put simon in a corner and pounce, but as soon as he would get a lead of any kind he would let simon back into it somehow, i dont if its an effect of simons play or if his mind was already traveling to the australian open

**andywend** · 01-15-11, 06:03 AM

KingSr,

While the 1.79 was an accurate price on Troicki when we placed our wager, there was only a small amount of volume that went through at that price and the line went to even money shortly thereafter.

I sent you a PM and would be happy to give you back a few SBR points to make up for the shift in pricing (I'm sure you would have done the same for me as you seem like an honorable guy).

Respond to my private message or post back here and we'll work something out.

**Cuse0323** · 01-15-11, 06:06 AM

Originally posted by SportsMushroom

troicki would play great tennis, put simon in a corner and pounce, but as soon as he would get a lead of any kind he would let simon back into it somehow, i dont if its an effect of simons play or if his mind was already traveling to the australian open

exactly, he had great chances to finish so many points that he missed.

**kingsr** · 01-15-11, 06:10 AM

Originally posted by andywend

KingSr,

While the 1.79 was an accurate price on Troicki when we placed our wager, there was only a small amount of volume that went through at that price and the line went to even money shortly thereafter.

I sent you a PM and would be happy to give you back a few SBR points to make up for the shift in pricing (I'm sure you would have done the same for me as you seem like an honorable guy).

Respond to my private message or post back here and we'll work something out.

No need for points back, regardless of the price I still wanted to wager the whole 444 points. I lose either way.

**andywend** · 01-15-11, 06:27 AM

KingSr,

You risked 444 SBR points to win 355 SBR points equalling a total of 799 SBR points in action.

Rounding up to 800 to make things easier, since the market went right to even money shortly after we placed our wager, I have decided to refund you 44 SBR points to compensate you for the odds shift.

At even money, the 444 points to win 355 points would turn into 400 to win 400 so I feel the 44 points being refunded to you is fair and reasonable.

Have a great weekend and let me know if you're interested in betting again somewhere down the line.

Andywend

**kingsr** · 01-15-11, 06:30 AM

Thanks Andy! A fair man!

**Spanks** · 01-15-11, 08:44 AM

Like I said kingsr...quit gambling...it isnt for you...bingo on the the other hand would fit you like a warm glove...cheers...

**EaglesPhan36** · 01-15-11, 01:07 PM

Simon is one of those players where if you know his opponent's game and mental strength, you can make a killing. Anyone who is prone to errors and frustration will always have a hard time against Simon and his game of simply putting the ball in play and engaging in rallies.