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Live +400 ML 1u

Why not?

 
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Let’s goooooo

 
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Cash out at + money or let it ride through the inevitable tiebreak?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by AverageAllstar:

Live +400 ML 1u Why not?
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I was planning on cashing out at 2-1 Perricard in the tb but the books turned the cashout option off. Worked out well this time.

12-0 run.

 
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 Well I was a few seconds late but still hopped on the train. I saw your post and opened my book right as he got the break in the second. 

Still happy with a +110 winner

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Quote Originally Posted by bringit:

@AverageAllstar  Well I was a few seconds late but still hopped on the train. I saw your post and opened my book right as he got the break in the second.  Still happy with a +110 winner

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Perricard +190 vs Shelton

He earns his 2nd ATP title 

 
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 I’m riding my futures bet on Shelton here myself. Perricards a live dog but Shelton has been solid all tournament. Serving lights out, few unforced errors, big winners, moving well. Rublev was playing his best tennis and still couldn’t win plus beating Fils in straight sets, the hottest player since the US Open.

Perricard needs more than his serve today to win.

 
 
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Perricard is a 6’ 8 monster.

He’s not a serve bot like John Isner.  He’s gentle at the net, can serve and volley with his wingspan. Superior move for a big guy.  If he can improve his return game.  He’s going to be the best Frenchman for coming years.

He’s on my watchlist for upcoming year.

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