I have found this to be a very effective strategy in the majors.
Yesterday , Coric was -360 Pre-match , but lost serve very early in match . I grabbed him at -200. To me even if he loses that first set , I still think it has value because he still has plenty of time to recover.
as it is , he just rolled back and won in straights .
Thoughts ?
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I have found this to be a very effective strategy in the majors.
Yesterday , Coric was -360 Pre-match , but lost serve very early in match . I grabbed him at -200. To me even if he loses that first set , I still think it has value because he still has plenty of time to recover.
as it is , he just rolled back and won in straights .
I have found this to be a very effective strategy in the majors. Yesterday , Coric was -360 Pre-match , but lost serve very early in match . I grabbed him at -200. To me even if he loses that first set , I still think it has value because he still has plenty of time to recover. as it is , he just rolled back and won in straights .Thoughts ?
that is one of my many strategies I use in live trades. what is better though is, grab both sides at +EV, thus a guaranteed hedge win.
Example, I grabbed Kenin at +550 last night, and thus able to hedge Halep at -154 in 3rd set.... break down the math quickly during live, and you'll come out on top...
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Quote Originally Posted by straka822:
I have found this to be a very effective strategy in the majors. Yesterday , Coric was -360 Pre-match , but lost serve very early in match . I grabbed him at -200. To me even if he loses that first set , I still think it has value because he still has plenty of time to recover. as it is , he just rolled back and won in straights .Thoughts ?
that is one of my many strategies I use in live trades. what is better though is, grab both sides at +EV, thus a guaranteed hedge win.
Example, I grabbed Kenin at +550 last night, and thus able to hedge Halep at -154 in 3rd set.... break down the math quickly during live, and you'll come out on top...
If players like Raonic or Isner is down a break, they wont recover.
Better strategy is take the player that got broken in 4th set and 5 set if they are fav in the match. Players usually get tired by 4th set and breaks become quite common especially for average serving players.
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that break of serve depends on players.
If players like Raonic or Isner is down a break, they wont recover.
Better strategy is take the player that got broken in 4th set and 5 set if they are fav in the match. Players usually get tired by 4th set and breaks become quite common especially for average serving players.
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