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List of fixers
It will be useful to have a list of players that are known to fix matches so that we can avoid them. So here is the list only from this week:
1. DOLGOPOLOV
2. Przysiezny
3. Starace
4. Volandri
5. Gabashvili
6. Tursunov
7. Chrisophe Rochus
8. Hanescu
9. Davydenko
10. Tipsarevic
11. Koellerer
Last edited by noober; 10-27-10 at 06:41 AM.
Chardy
Hanescu (not from this week but definitely needs to be on this list)
Dolgopolov
Christophe Rochus
I'm sure I'll think of more in a few minutes. Great idea Noober!!!
how could i forget the master of tennis fixing: DOLGOPOLOV
As for Chardy, I am not really sure whether he is fixing or tanking.
Yeah, you're right about Chardy. After looking at some of the odds in his matches, he's just a bloody tanker. Maybe we need a list of those too?Originally Posted by noober
I'd exclude Chardy, don't think that was a fix.
You missed Llodra and Chela, who are top4 :-)
My list:
Hernandez, Koellerer (0-2 and hcap), Andreev, Vassalo, Przysizeny, Llodra, Kim, Volandri, Starace, Hanescu, Odesnik, C.Rochus, schukin, Tursunov, Brands, Crivoi, Istomin, Dodig, Veic, Chela (inplay), Gabashvili, Dolgopolov, Riba?, Ram?, Petzschner?
Not totally sure of the last 3, but quite a few signs.
Istomin and Brands seem also to have stopped as their careers have progressed.
Oh, and Tipsarevic, after last week.
He's probably in the "only occasionally" bracket though. The main repeat offenders are Llodra, Koellerer, Chela, Dolgo, Volandri and Chris Rochus.
any russian
I don't think Riba fixes, Riba is just awful on any surface but clay.
Check the market movements before the Hajek match this week, and with Lorenzi in Queens.
Davydenko is done fixing matches
Definetly Gabashvili, you just need to watch his game in AO 2007 against Dlouhy. He lost first two sets easily, won next 2 7-6 in tb and lost 16-14 in 5th set.
http://tennis.wettpoint.com/en/games/383671.html
That shit took aprox. 3-5 years of my life
yea davydenko hasnt fixed a match in forever, hes been under a scope since that one match
"that" indicates you havent been watchin him too close this year. its been all year long. starting back in the winter. i remember seein threads on here where Everybody is on chardys nuts. and he burns us with some dirty sh*t.
it really seems like hes tankin hard this year.
and as far as the list- russian players/russian tournaments....no offense russia but you guys cheat.
Add Gulbis to that list.
We know everything about anyone here in Latvia.
put davydenko on the top
he is the master
I've watched him plenty, seen every single televised match.
A fix looks like Hajek-Riba, where one side drops to nothing prematch. Or Tursunov vs Przyiesny, where Przy wins the first set and his odds increase to +1400. Never seen anything like this with Chardy
Just because a player is losing a lot, and badly, doesn't mean he's fixing. In Chardy's case, he had a nasty viral infection in his lungs around the new year, taken him a long while to recover. People who don't do their research then get shocked when he loses a lot, but it's not exactly secret info.
Last edited by HeeeHAWWWW; 10-27-10 at 03:23 PM.
Don't know anything about Queens, but I think there is often a lot of line movement on favorites on days with very little to bet on ... this week that sufficed for Hajek vs. Riba. Riba was coming into this after withdrawing from his last tourney with an abdominal injury and had played on clay only since August. All it would take is for someone to bring up such info on a tennis betting site and anyone who follows those sites would pound the favorite. Hard sometimes IMO to get handles on "fixers" ... there are obvious ones and not so obvious ones.
didnt know that and he has been looking better as of late. despite his most recent loss (which i cashed on). interesting.
how about franco skugor
I have been suspicious of Tomas Berdych lately. Am I off here. Could he just be going thru a rough patch? Insight please.
That's true, but this was off the charts. Hajek dropped to something like -1200prematch! Hajek was hardly in form himself, was murdered 62 60 the previous week by Kamke.
In Queens Lorenzi dropped from +130 to -250 prematch, and every book then pulled the market. Books have agreements to share info, so when dodgy stuff goes you see all the books simultaneously pulling the market - with TursunovPrzysienzznzhzzyzzyzyz this was insanely fast, looks like every book was expecting it. You saw the line disappear within minutes everywhere :-)
I think he likely was injured this week though, probably that's a source of a lot of fixes. Player can't hope to do anything that week, so just sells the correctscore/handicap/under/everything. When the price collapses like this, one thing you don't ever see is the player retiring - that voids the handicap and correctscore :-)
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