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Hey everybody, I used to post here everyday about 3 or 4 years ago with my tennis picks, however due to a busy work schedule haven't been able to do so. I've been back betting tennis since about last November and have been up over 30 units (I don't care if you don't believe me, anybody that remembers me knows that I know what I;m talking about). Hard for me to post picks on the regular as I often bet in-play, but I have a good one for tomorrow so I thought I'd share:
Rome Challenger - Simon Greul -125 over Maxime Texeira:
Simon Greul is coming off a huge win over tourney top seed Ernests Gulbis, whom he dominated from start to finish yesterday. While his record as of late has been less than great, he loves the Rome Challenger, with a record of 15-7 here including being a finalist a few years back.
This play is more of a bet against Texeira as it is for Greul. Texeira is nothing special on clay and nothing at all outside of France. He has not made it past the 2nd round of any tournament outside France in his last 8 tries, including loses to the likes of Dino Marcan (R.381), Josef Kovalik (R.441) and so on. Furthermore, he struggled mightily with Authom in the first round, losing the second set and barely scraping by in the third.
One thing I've learned through Challengers is not to bet against a veteran on a court that he's had past success and I doubt that this will be different. Greul was ranked as high as 55 less than 2 years ago and will just be too much for the youngster.
BOL to everybody tomorrow
Rome Challenger - Simon Greul -125 over Maxime Texeira:
Simon Greul is coming off a huge win over tourney top seed Ernests Gulbis, whom he dominated from start to finish yesterday. While his record as of late has been less than great, he loves the Rome Challenger, with a record of 15-7 here including being a finalist a few years back.
This play is more of a bet against Texeira as it is for Greul. Texeira is nothing special on clay and nothing at all outside of France. He has not made it past the 2nd round of any tournament outside France in his last 8 tries, including loses to the likes of Dino Marcan (R.381), Josef Kovalik (R.441) and so on. Furthermore, he struggled mightily with Authom in the first round, losing the second set and barely scraping by in the third.
One thing I've learned through Challengers is not to bet against a veteran on a court that he's had past success and I doubt that this will be different. Greul was ranked as high as 55 less than 2 years ago and will just be too much for the youngster.
BOL to everybody tomorrow
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to everybody that jumped on!!! Just as I suspected, the veteran was just too solid. Waiting for the line on Greul vs Lajovic, if its anything around -150 I like it.
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