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18 Mar 12
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Just wondered if anyone with a good knowledge of sub top 100 tennis could advise if theres any value here (my hope is that bookies are much more prone to pricing a tournament like this compared to an ATP event). The reason i ask is i live local so looking for some interest. Cheers, Here's the prices:
Beck, Andreas 3/1
Berrer, Michael 5/1
Brands, Daniel 9/1
Ignatik, Uladzimir 9/1
Janowicz, Jerzy 10/1
Grigelis, Laurynas 12/1
Huta Galung, Jesse 12/1
Copil, Marius 14/1
Brown, Dustin 16/1
Jouan, Romain 22/1
Lajovic, Dusan 25/1
De Bakker, Thiemo 25/1 ?? (not seeded but in as first alternate, used to be top 40, mispriced?)
Fischer, Martin 25/1
Hernych, Jan 28/1
Torebko, Peter 28/1
De Schepper, Kenny 33/1
Burquier, Gregoire 40/1
Mertens, Yannick 40/1
Mertl, Jan 40/1
Capkovic, Kamil 40/1
Albot, Radu 66/1
Smethurst, Daniel 80/1
Baker, Jamie 80/1
Navarro, Ivan 80/1
Golding, Oliver 100/1
Goodall, Josh 100/1
Oswald, Philipp 100/1
Broady, Liam 200/1
Beck, Andreas 3/1
Berrer, Michael 5/1
Brands, Daniel 9/1
Ignatik, Uladzimir 9/1
Janowicz, Jerzy 10/1
Grigelis, Laurynas 12/1
Huta Galung, Jesse 12/1
Copil, Marius 14/1
Brown, Dustin 16/1
Jouan, Romain 22/1
Lajovic, Dusan 25/1
De Bakker, Thiemo 25/1 ?? (not seeded but in as first alternate, used to be top 40, mispriced?)
Fischer, Martin 25/1
Hernych, Jan 28/1
Torebko, Peter 28/1
De Schepper, Kenny 33/1
Burquier, Gregoire 40/1
Mertens, Yannick 40/1
Mertl, Jan 40/1
Capkovic, Kamil 40/1
Albot, Radu 66/1
Smethurst, Daniel 80/1
Baker, Jamie 80/1
Navarro, Ivan 80/1
Golding, Oliver 100/1
Goodall, Josh 100/1
Oswald, Philipp 100/1
Broady, Liam 200/1
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Anything can happen in challengers surely, but I'd always take Berrer in that field, though he has a very tough opener with Huta-Galung. Very very quick low bouncing courts in Bath, didn't Tsonga win this 5 years ago 
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Where's Dan Evans
, I'd have liked him in a home event on such courts in such a field, not that I'd bet on this myself.
.Where's Dan Evans
, I'd have liked him in a home event on such courts in such a field, not that I'd bet on this myself.
Dustin served 71 aces in 4 matches last week in Sarajevo...didn't drop serve once...lost to the eventual winner Hernych. He'll give you a good run for your money though 16/1 is a bit skinny...An outsider Peter Torebko...he's just won a futures event in Bath...not sure if it was on the same courts.
Tomorrow...here's the OOP...http://www.atpworldtour.com/posting/2012/6246/op.pdf
Berrer got knocked out in Sarajevo last week first round by a mug, was seething
Mertl and Hernych made the final today and are big prices here I guess
Mertl and Hernych made the final today and are big prices here I guess
The courts aren't so fast for indoor hard. The surface is quite abrasive and balls don't seem to travel through the air as quickly there.
Well I've played on them numerous times and thought they were very fast, compared to other indoor hard courts. Mainly because they've been down a longer than most and not been resurfaced as far as I can remember, so naturally they get quicker and quicker. Lower bouncing than most too.
I've not played there for about 3 years now, but they were slow compared to Queens/Lougborough indoor hard. Balls seem to travel slower through the air too (maybe air is cooler?). They are defo acrylic courts, but don't think they are plexicushion/rebound ace.
There have been a number of futures tournaments there - might be worth looking to see who did well in them.
There have been a number of futures tournaments there - might be worth looking to see who did well in them.
who knows but apparently he was...
from The Times earlier this week
"It helps to have friends in influential places. Liam and Naomi Broady, the brother-and-sister pair trying to climb the ranking ladder, have been granted a shove in the right direction, with the awarding of wild cards into a five-star tournament in the United States.
Liam, 18, may only be ranked No 26 in Britain, but he has been invited into the qualifying tournament for the Sony Ericsson Open, that starts in Miami next week. The same is true for big sister Naomi, 21, the fifth-ranked British player at No 192 in the world. These are great opportunities to gain experience and possibly take a shot at a star in the main draw."
from The Times earlier this week
"It helps to have friends in influential places. Liam and Naomi Broady, the brother-and-sister pair trying to climb the ranking ladder, have been granted a shove in the right direction, with the awarding of wild cards into a five-star tournament in the United States.
Liam, 18, may only be ranked No 26 in Britain, but he has been invited into the qualifying tournament for the Sony Ericsson Open, that starts in Miami next week. The same is true for big sister Naomi, 21, the fifth-ranked British player at No 192 in the world. These are great opportunities to gain experience and possibly take a shot at a star in the main draw."
He's probably represented by IMG, which more or less runs the Miami tournament. IMG/Bollettieri players usually get a few main draw and qualie wild cards there over players that the general public might consider more deserving.
I saw a similar thing on a clay challenger, serve a good 5 inches long, both players thought it was long, ball mark showed it was long but chair umpire refused to overrule it. Tournament referee was called and told the player it was up to the chair umpire whether to look at the mark.
Mertens should now win here, he was the much better player before he went walkies and then had a strop in the 1st
Ivan Navarro Pastor. How can you call him a mug jimmy? You obviously dont remember his epic 5 setter with karlovic at the uso a few years back.
ah yes your right, the five setter was next.. and he lost.
Navarro is one of very few players who have never retired in a match...
I always liked watching him play, crazy style.
gave murray the run around at queens for a set aswell, was funny viewing. Murray looking in disbelief at ivan's mint volleys behind monster balls out second serves
Hernych once got to an ATP tour final
beat Djokovic on the way
beat Djokovic on the way
This girl commentating loves to over pronounce every word she says.
pretty much most of the British players on Twitter have said how bad she is commentating 
Baker has the 3rd win for a Brit on challenger tour all year, his 2 this week and Alex Bogdanovic a while back
Baker has the 3rd win for a Brit on challenger tour all year, his 2 this week and Alex Bogdanovic a while back
Berrer, Michael 5/1
Grigelis, Laurynas 12/1
Brown, Dustin 16/1
Jouan, Romain 22/1
Mertens, Yannick 40/1
Mertl, Jan 40/1
Baker, Jamie 80/1
remaining players
Grigelis, Laurynas 12/1
Brown, Dustin 16/1
Jouan, Romain 22/1
Mertens, Yannick 40/1
Mertl, Jan 40/1
Baker, Jamie 80/1
remaining players
jimmy69 • March 18, 2012 7:51 PM GMT
Dustin served 71 aces in 4 matches last week in Sarajevo...didn't drop serve once...lost to the eventual winner Hernych. He'll give you a good run for your money though 16/1 is a bit skinny
Dustin served 71 aces in 4 matches last week in Sarajevo...didn't drop serve once...lost to the eventual winner Hernych. He'll give you a good run for your money though 16/1 is a bit skinny
Nice call sir, thats why youre one of the few who stand the test of time on here! I had a few quid on him to beat Beck on Thursday but none on the outright.
(Basically because any trace of outright betting seemed to disappear after the opening matches).
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