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Wednesday 30th June
A possible chance yesterday that all four favourites would get turned over in the women's QF matches that took place. As it was both Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams ended up losing, Williams in spectacular fashion to the world No.82 Tvetsana Pironkova, whilst Serena and Petra Kvitova were both winners (Kvitova coming back from 0-4 in the deciding set to makes the SF's 8-6).
Kvitova W4/6 was another match bet winner for us at the championships and with more free tennis bets to follow from Wimbledon and more profits to come as well to send us into July in style!
Today it's the turn of the men and four great QF's there should be at SW19 today ...
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Day 9. Federer, by his own high standards, has been poor in the first four rounds. Easy wins over Clement and Melzer were nothing special and he's been fortunate to have such an easy draw. Today he leads Berdych 8:2 on grass and should win again (not because he's playing so well but the Czech player hasn't looked good himself in making this round). Federer can do it but over 3.5 sets (8/11) is the bet.
Novak Djokovic ... Roddick or Lu, which one would he prefer to face? The man from Chinese Taipei did him a huge favour in beating an off-colour Roddick in R4 and even the 'Djoker' can win this one and make the SF's.
Soderling has a good shot to beat Nadal. We're on the Swede at 20/1 in the outrights so no need to back him here - just hope he wins (and he's got a great chance). And Murray, if on form, will beat Tsonga in four.
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us tomorrow for more betting information on Day 9 at the championships!
Tuesday 29th June
Just the one big surprise in the men's draw yesterday as Yen-Hsun Lu beat Andy Roddick 9-7 in the deciding set of their R4 match - the American hasn't been 'at it' since he won in Miami and this defeat was maybe coming in what has generally been a Summer to forget for A-Rod.
The men return to action tomorrow with the QF's but as for today it's the ladies who take centre stage. We won yesterday on the big match as Clijsters/Henin made up at 25 games - good win that for Clijsters - and now it's time to complete the SF line-up with the Williams sisters (as usual) looking the girls to beat ... more so after the defeat of both Wozniacki and Jankovic yesterday.
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Day 8. Petra Kvitova has been in blinding form this past week in beating not just Wozniacki in R4 but Azarenka, Zheng and Cirstea. That's good form. Her opponent, the Estonian Kaia Kanepi has played well herself - notably when beating Sam Stosur - but it's hard to pick any holes in the form of the Czech girl.
Kvitova (4/6) trials 1:2 but she did win their most recent meeting in Memphis and the 20-year-old is taken to win again today.
Elsewhere it's hard to get away from Serena and Venus both winning as well as Kim Clijsters - whch should make for some great SF's on Thursday.
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us tomorrow for more betting information on Day 9 at the championships!
Monday 28th June
In the men's draw the 'Big Four' have all made it through to the second week. Federer has looked ok, Nadal hasn't, Djokovic has done just enough and Murray has probably been the pick of the bunch on form.
As for the ladies, same story. No major surprises right at the top of the seedings and all to play for as we enter the second week at SW19 and both titles very much still up for grabs.
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Day 7. All the men's matches on Monday look one-sided except the clash between Djokovic and Hewitt (which is too close to call). The likes of Roger and Rafa, Soderling, Murray and Roddick should all win with a little bit to spare - especially as they will have had a day off on Sunday to collect their thoughts on what wasn't a great first week for a couple of them. In fact, overall, nothing too exciting in the men's tournament with most of the prices much too short to back.
The best bet of the day actually looks to be in the women's draw where the two Belgian heavyweights, Clijsters and Henin meet in a match which would grace the final let alone R4. Could be close and over 21.5 games (3/4) looks the best play as it could prove a winner whether the match is over in two sets or goes to a decider.
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us tomorrow for more betting information on Day 8 at the championships!
Saturday 26th June
Better stuff from Federer yesterday (admittedly against an opponent who he always should have beaten with ease) along with Hewitt and Djokovic, whilst in the women's draw Serena Williams, Jankovic, Henin and Clijsters were the big names to make progress on Day 5.
What this means, going into the first weekend of the Wimbledon Championships is that most of the top players remain in the hunt for the Grand Slam title - 8 of the top 10 seeds in the men (Davydenko & Verdasco the only losses) and same for the women (Schiavone & Stosur the ones to go so far).
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Day 6. The big names in action all look capable of winning well today as Nadal, Murray and Soderling all face guys they should beat with something to spare. Should there be a surprise today, Jeremy Chardy (3/1) to beat David Ferrer is an option. The Frenchman still has the potential to improve whilst the Spaniard is just about at the stage when he goes out every year (around R3 or R4).
In the Malisse/Querrey match go for a first set score of Malisse 7-6 (7/1) or Querrey 7-6 (11/2) as both are decent players on grass and should be able to keep hold of their respective serves through a tight first set.
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us on Monday (still no play on the middle Sunday!) for more betting information for Day 7 at the championships!
Friday 25th June
Still no seismic shocks in the men's or women's draw at Wimbledon with all the top seeds safely making it through the first two rounds. Has to be said that both Federer and Nadal have had good workouts to date (Nadal struggling past Robin Haase yesterday) whilst, for a change, its been Djokovic and Murray who have looked the more assured players.
As for the women, both Williams sisters, Wozniacki and Jankovic are still very much in the hunt.
And even the John Isner/Nicolas Mahut ended yesterday ... and with a winner for us as the American took it 70-68.
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Day 5. Interesting to see whether John Isner can raise himself for another tennis match today (or ever!) and Thiemo De Bakker (8/13) might well be able to take advantage of his fatigue to sneak into R3 himself. Normally Isner would be the pick here but his exertions tip the balance in favour of his Dutch opponent.
We'd also take Lleyton Hewitt (2/5) to defeat Gael Monfils as the Frenchman has yet to play in 2010 to the level he showed on tour last year.
Other than that, not a hugely exciting set of matches today with all the top men (Federer, Djokovic, Roddick) expected to win through and the women in action (Venus Williams, Henin, Jankovic) not really offering any great betting value.
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us tomorrow for more strong betting information for Day 6 at the championships!
Thursday 24th June
We advised a bet yesterday for John Isner to beat Nicolas Mahut in the fifth set of their R1 Wimbledon match ... and he might still do it, one day! The two players level at 59-59 in the deciding set as, with the absence of fifth set tie-breaks, they played a full day on Wednesday and come back to do it all over again today. Would be rather ironic if there was a break of serve in the very first game (after only 2 in the previous 163).
This match overshadowed good wins for Djokovic and Serena Williams, less impressive showings by Federer and Roddick, as the championships have certainly started with plenty of talking points.
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Day 4. Should be easy wins for Nadal, Soderling and Murray today. All are very short prices to do so and even the speciality markets surrounding their matches offer little incentive to get involved.
Andreas Seppi (8/13) beat Tobias Kamke here in 2008 and can repeat that win today. The Italian, now 26, has never quite fulfilled his potential but ranked at No.69 in the world he should have too much for his German opponent who is more of a clay-courter.
We're also backing Andreas Beck (6/5) to beat Julien Benneteau. The German has a progressive profile and although held back a bit by injury over the past 12 months he looks capable of causing a mini-shock against a higher ranked opponent (but one who is no great shakes on grass).
That's all for today, make sure come back and see us tomorrow for more strong betting information for Day 5 at the championships!
Wednesday 23rd June
We're into R2 at Wimbledon. A few impressive performances so far in the men's singles (Nadal, Murray, Roddick, Soderling) and little trouble for the top ladies (Williams sisters, Wozniacki, Clijsaters). A few players need to up their performances - Federer, Djokovic, Jankovic - but it's still early days and the matches, at this stage, should still be well within the capability of the top seeds.
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Day 3. Federer over Bozoljac, Djokovic against Dent - both these guys should play a lot better today (although we still have doubts about the Serb!) - but neither are worth backing. However, we will support the No.5 seed, Andy Roddick -4.5 games (3/4) over Michael Llodra. Yes, the Frenchman just won in Eastbourne but A-Rod looked good in R1 and can take this match with possibly a little to spare (previously Roddick leads 2:0).
We'll also back another American in a match held over from yesterday as the players had to come off at 2:2 in sets. John Isner (8/11) won the first and fourth sets of this match and is taken to complete the win later today.
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Tuesday 22nd June
Close shaves for the top two men's seeds who played yesterday at Wimbledon as Roger Federer should have lost to Alejandro Falla - and would have lost if the Columbian had just a little more composure/luck on the key points - and then Novak Djokovic also went to five sets (we thought it might go to four) before he got the better of Olivier Rochus.
Laura Robson W10/11 in the ladies singles so we did have some success on a day when Marin Cilic, Ivan Ljubicic and Francesca Schiavone were the main R1 casualties.
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Day 2 at SW19 and guys like Nadal and Murray should win easily enough whilst guys like Soderling, Verdasco and Tsonga may face sterner tests in their R1 matches.
It looks another tough day at Wimbledon to find winners with the best options being the Querrey/Stakhovsky match to be four sets (13/8) - both these guys are recent grass court winners and neither looks likely to win this match in three (could even go to five but four sets looks the best value). We also fancy James Blake (8/15) to be a bit too smart for Robin Haase and frank the form of his win over the Dutchman earlier this year.
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Monday 21st June
Play gets underway at Wimbledon today in the third Grand Slam event of 2010. Will it be an event dominated by Roger & Rafa, Serena & Venus, we shall have to wait and see ... but what you don't have to wait for are the exclusive outright bets which we've got available right now for the tournament.
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Not a great day for bets in the men's singles. Federer should win with some ease, Djokovic also but have an interest on 3-1 (11/4) as Rochus has caused him problems in the past ... the Belgian leads their series 3:1.
Other than that, not too much to get excited about today as a number of the matches involve players who should win but offer no great value.
In the women's singles we're backing Laura Robson against Jelena Jankovic. The Serb is a warm favourite to win but the young Brit looks to have a bright future in the game and may well keep this match a lot closer than the outright odds suggest - over 18.5 games (10/11) is the bet.
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Sunday 20th June
The action is over at the Aegon International and the UNICEF Open and next stop is the third Grand Slam of the year, the Wimbledon Championships.
Michael Llodra lifted the title at Eastbourne yesterday, defeating the Spanish player Guillermo Garcia-Lopez to take his fourth ATP Tour title. Meanwhile, in s'Hertogenbosch there was a third win for Sergiy Stakhovsky as he saw off Janko Tipsarevic. We advised Stakhovsky W6/4 yesterday ... simply because the Serb (Tipsarevic) doesn't seem to have what it takes, mentally, to win a tournament.
As for Wimbledon ... Roger won in Australia, Rafa won the French ... will it be one of them who wins this year on the grass of SW19? The bookmakers certainly think so. A full and exclusive betting preview for the event will be available for members before the action gets underway with some big-priced bets guaranteed.
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Saturday 19th June
We finish up at the Aegon International and the UNICEF Open today and then it's off to London for the start of the third Grand Slam event of 2010.
Roger won in Australia, Rafa won the French ... will it be one of them who wins this year on the grass of SW19? The bookmakers think so ... but we're not so sure. A full and exclusive betting preview for Wimbledon will be available for members before the action gets underway.
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We must back Sergiy Stakhovsky (6/4) to beat Janko Tipsarevic in s'Hertogenbosch today. The Serb has never won on tour (Stakhovsky has won twice) and we opposed Mardy Fish with Sam Querrey at Queens the other week for the very same reason - and Querrey W11/8. Ok, Fish had won before but he was 3:10 in finals.
The simple fact is, until Tipsarevic actually wins an ATP Tour event he's still a guy to oppose at the business end of a tournament. And in the doubles we're 4:4 this week and can get a fifth win with Paes/Dlouhy (4/11) to beat Linstdet/Tecau. The No.1 seeds look a sold bet here as they beat the same pair in the Australian Open last time they met. There's nothing for us today at Eastbourne.
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