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17 Aug 13
10:36
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Big John at 2.68....really? Considering the way he's played this week I'd have him much shorter, and then take into account Del Potro's wrist injury playing up again. Can see a retirement from the Argentine at some stage.
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the price is ok I think, I even expected DelPo a bit lower like 1,50 or so, as he just dominates John - many sets he won not like 7/6, but pretty comfortably like 6/1 6/2, so he will prob. have much more chances to break his serve then Djoker had
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I think Isner has been quite good and has a better chance than the odds suggest.
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Isner has been indeed very good so far but Del Potro is an attacking player and that should make all the difference. Djokovic is more of a counter-puncher + Del Potro has a better serve than Novak. But I'll take 1.53 and higher.
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Not worth betting on this at the start, Del Potro injured and Isner a competent underdog.
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Del Potro has been injured the whole tournament, so I don't think that's something that should affect the price. He said: "it bothers me a little bit, but not too much". Not really telling from him. Little bit vs not too much... who knows.
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isner looking exhausted (imo)
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B WIN has Potty @1.7 when 1.55 here
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Like Isner's intensity so far; Delpo looks a bit lackluster.
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1.72 vs 1.5 @ last changeover
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Every time one player has a good return game, the market swings wildly.
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It's a mystery how Bwin are able to stay in business, lots of mugs out there I suppose.
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Good reaction, Isner! That wasn't easy.
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would be typical Isner to steal the set here.
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Yep. 30s.
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wow Delpo.
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I'm limited to 60€ stakes
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17€ for me.
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You two cleaned up on the 1.85 either side "Who will kick-off?" football markets, huh?
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At least I got paid on my McHale bet against Azarenka (Charleston 2010), which they originally voided, after lots of complaining.
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 Did they void the McHale winning bets and keep the money from the bets on Azarenka?  1-ball book after all. |
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Ret. was in 2nd set.
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True, 2nd set is still after the first played ball I hear though
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Don't know what they did with Aza bets. They voided in-play bets made on McHale claiming software error, when in fact the only reason they offered silly odds on her was because they were oblivious to Aza injury/fix. From what I understand they only paid out if you complained loudly enough.
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And I got help from SBR, doubt they would have paid out otherwise.
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Del Potro's odds are too big now I think.
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does anybody else watching the 365 stream find it well behind the action today? it's been slow the whole week but seems to be even a bit slower today.
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Same as usual for me.
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Big John
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Some real rednecks in this crowd. Anyone would think it was being played in New Mexico.
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The market is going to overreact is Isner gets a break, you can see it.
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if
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DelPo going through brain eclipse atm
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1.4s on break point, just ten ticks below prematch odds
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Prematch odds and not yet 1-1.
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And 1.5 at 2-0.
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Delpo is in a funk, could be evens at 1-1.
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The markets are usually too eager to overprice the favourite at this stage.
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