Kohlschreiber and under
- Thread starter Nelson
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Just some notes if anyone's paying attention, so you know where I'm coming from.
All my picks for the record are between -120 and +120 - nothing outside this window. All sports.
My tennis strategy is to follow certain wise ones, Wayne Wonder here. A couple others from other sites. My own picks tend to be related to games. My bias is to bet under unless I see a strong specific reason to bet over. I find tennis like other sports. You get in synch with a few players after seeing them play, and you can then guess which outcomes are likelier as the tourney progresses.
Good luck to everybody in the Australian Open; let's cash some tickets!
All my picks for the record are between -120 and +120 - nothing outside this window. All sports.
My tennis strategy is to follow certain wise ones, Wayne Wonder here. A couple others from other sites. My own picks tend to be related to games. My bias is to bet under unless I see a strong specific reason to bet over. I find tennis like other sports. You get in synch with a few players after seeing them play, and you can then guess which outcomes are likelier as the tourney progresses.
Good luck to everybody in the Australian Open; let's cash some tickets!
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Here's a good live tennis tracker:
http://tennis.com/livescores/index.html
If you know a better one, please post.
http://tennis.com/livescores/index.html
If you know a better one, please post.
Typically ATPtennis.com has links to live scores direct from the tournament homepages.
Will check that out, thanks.
Kohlschreiber comes through with ease, three sets, thirty games. He's a little guy with very nice strokes, particularly backhand. Reminds me of Dustin Pedroia, small-stature guy taking giant swats.
2 wins in any case, good start to tournament, along with our wins tailing Wayne!
Record: 13-9
Thanks. Tailing your Hewitt and Nishikori tonight.
I think there's more money to be made on Kohlschreiber. Looking for him to win a couple rounds, then win or lose a protracted struggle with a heavy, on which match the games-over should be a good play.
I think there's more money to be made on Kohlschreiber. Looking for him to win a couple rounds, then win or lose a protracted struggle with a heavy, on which match the games-over should be a good play.
If seeds hold, he will get another crack at Roddick in Round three. We can only hope for another high quality affair between those two.
