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jarza14 - 15 maja 2009, o 06:54
http://www.tips-for-betting.com/
serwis który podaje typki z tenisa, gram ich od pocz±tku maja więc na razie nadal s± w fazie testów, archiwum prawdziwe bo monitorowane, zreszt± to co podali dotychczas w maju zgadza się całkowicie
stawkuj± delikatnie, głównie 2 lub 3 jednostki na typ więc będe podawał takie same stawki jak oni
jak na razie stan na maj jest około +3j, potestujemy ich do końca maja
my¶le że ten serwis jest dobrym wyj¶ciem na wakacje, kiedy nie ma piłki ale za to jest dużo tenisa
P.S.
typki wysyłaj± także na sms w cenie abonamentu (fajna sprawa), głównie daj± typki rano i na kilka godzin przed spotkaniem, więc spokojnie ja zd±że podać oraz każdy zd±ży zagrać
jarza14 - 19 maja 2009, o 07:56
19th May 2009
Vinciguerra - Ginepri (ATP Duesseldorf) 1 Pinnacle 1.74 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Vinciguerra´s comeback continues in a great style. He was an impressive junior, winning the European junior championships and making the final of the junior Australian Open when he was 17, when he finished as the number 6 in the junior rankings. The left-hander has won one singles title and reached his highest singles ATP-ranking in 2001, when he became the number 33 in the world. He has experienced significant problems with a back and knees injury. After undergoing several knee operations, Andreas Vinciguerra made his comeback last November, playing club tennis here in Malmo. Very few people thought that he would make it back into the Davis Cup team and even fewer could have conceived what a strong performance he would put on in his first two international matches since October 2006. Amazingly, Vinciguerra, was very close to victory in both matches. He then played the final of challenger in Rome and we think he is definitely back on the track. He wasn’t far from the victory in the first match here in Duesseldorf losing to Tsonga in 3 sets. He will play American Ginnepri today who is everything but a good claycourt player. He is probably the worst of Yanks on the slowest surface as he has won just 9 matches out of 34 on clay during his career. Surprisingly, he kept the match close against Kohlschreiber in the first match but he has been struggling the whole season long and we think that Swede is a clear favourite for this match with anything above 1.65 worth taking.
jarza14 - 19 maja 2009, o 17:37
Vinciguerra - Ginepri 7:5, 6:4 /+2,22j /+111zł
maj: +2,22j /+111zł
jarza14 - 24 maja 2009, o 07:38
24th May 2009
Stepanek - Gaudio (ATP French Open) 2 Bet365 3.75 1/10
Head-to-head record 1:1
Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic will play former Argentine star Gaston Gaudio. As we said many times, Stepanek is an experienced player whose career was disrupted several times due to long lasting injuries but he always managed to get back. He is not as talented as the other top players but was always known for the hard work and drill he experienced on his way to the top 10. He can be rated as an offensive baseliner and sometimes uses the serve-and-volley style of play. Even if it is said he is a versatile player, his style play is most suited to fast surfaces. He is a player with enormous fighting spirit but he has been inconsistent lately. Today he will face former clay hero and Roland Garros champion, Gaston Gaudio of Argentine. Gaudio is one of the most unpredictable players in the modern game, as he is capable of spectacular shotmaking especially with his outstanding single-handed backhand and clever dropshots. Within a short timeframe, however, he can self-destruct leaving himself and tennis fans in general frustrated with his inability to retain a consistent level of play. This is something that Gaudio himself acknowledges. Of course, he is still far from his best form but he received several wild cards this year and his performances are getting better. We think we will hear a lot about Gaudio yet and hopefully his true comeback begins here on his most favourite venue. Anything above 3.5 on Argentine champion is definitely worth trying.
jarza14 - 24 maja 2009, o 15:21
25th May 2009
Fish - M.Gonzalez (ATP French Open) 2 pinnacle 2.42 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Mardy Fish of United States will play Argentine Maximo Gonzalez in the first round at Roland Garros. Fish is a hardcourt specialist and we expect him to have some troubles on one of the slowest surface on ATP circuit. Mardy is one of several young American tennis players who rose to prominence at the beginning of the 21st century. Fish uses his strong serve and powerful backhand to win points from the baseline. He would often move around the court and find his way to the net to put away a ball by volleying. In short, he is an all-court player. He is typical Yankee who considers clay to be his less favourite surface and his game on European clay is usually frigid. He will now face promising Argentine claycourt player Maximo Gonzalez who already proved this year that he can be competitive on the highest level as well. His YTD clay court record is 20 wins – 6 losses and he managed to beat the likes of Moya, Ventura, Zabaleta of Dabul and kept the matches close against Fernando Gonzalez or Juan Monaco. He is a player of big potential who is, however, limited by his height. He is not able to produce such the powerful strokes like his US opponent but his movement is much better. As typical Argentine, he tends to after every shot and often forces his opponent to produce unforced errors. We played well in Duesseldorf last week and we believe he will hive Fish some hard times. Anything above 2.2 is good enough for us.
25th May 2009
Zverev - Starace (ATP French Open) 2 bwin 2.03 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
The pure clay-courter Potito Starace will battle for the second round spot in Paris against German Mischa Zverev. Starace excels on clay courts but don’t perform to the same standard on hard courts, grass courts, or other surfaces. He is known for employing long, winding groundstrokes that generate heavy topspin, strokes which are much less effective when the surface is faster and the balls don't bounce as high. We expect many slow and long rallies from the baseline and we think that anything can happen today. In our eyes, both players are currently at the same level and it should be a very tight match. On the 19th January 2009 Potito suffered one of the biggest humiliations in tennis history when he lost 6-7, 6-1, 6-7, 6-7 to Bernard Tomic, a 16 year old ranked 751st in the world. However, this match was played on hard court and is not of a big relevance for us today. His German opponent is just a mediocre player with solid serve but we don’t think he has anything to bother Starace on clay. He would definitely appreciate faster conditions today and Italian player is a slight favourite in our eyes.
jarza14 - 25 maja 2009, o 06:55
25th May 2009
Machado - Vliegen (ATP French Open) 1 bwin 1.85 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
As you know, Rui Machado is the player we often support. We have been watching him all over his career as he was considered to be the biggest talent of Portugese tennis. In 2006, Rui suffered the knee injury at Davis Cup Match in Portugal and during 2006 and 2007 almost did not compete at the highest level. In 2008, he finally showed some signs of improvement. Machado began his comeback with a spectacular run on the Futures circuit early in 2008. After failing to qualify into Portugal F3 in late January, he went on to win his next 26 matches in a row, losing just 2 sets along the way. He won Italy F1, qualified into and won Portugal F4, then won Portugal F5 an F6, both using Special Entry status. He finally lost a match two weeks later in the semifinal of Spain F12 to Pere Riba, but got revenge the following week at Spain F13, beating Riba in the final, for his 5th Futures win in his last 6 tries. The string of victories took his ranking from No.729 in February to No.371 in early April. Just 10 weeks after having to play qualifiers to get into Futures tournaments in Portugal, he was given a Wild Card entry into Portugal's ATP stop in Estoril, and made great use of it, defeating Ivo Karlovic in the first round in his first-ever ATP-level match. This match catapulted him back among the top players and he continued in above average performances since than. And what about this year? In March 2009, after peaking at an all-time high rank no. 129, he was unable to impose his game once again in Moroccan soil, at the Marrakech Challenger. Machado then tried to reach the main round of the Miami Masters but failed to go past the first qualifying round. At the Athens Challenger, he earned his second Challenger singles title and the biggest tournament won by a Portuguese ever. In May, in his third appearance at the Estoril Open, he lost the tight first round match against Oscar Hernandez. He, then managed to qualify to the 2009 French Open. He will play Kristof Vliegen of Belgium who prefers fast surfaces and his style of play is based on a solid serve. He has a much better serve and more powerful shots than his Portuguese opponent but Machado should take the advantage of slow conditions and keep the match close if everything goes fine for him. Vliegen is currently far from his best and we think that Machado is a favourite for this match. Anything above 1.8 is good enough for us.
25th May 2009
Ginepri - Andujar (ATP French Open) 2 expekt 2.11 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Pablo Andujar of Spain will play another American Robbie Ginepri in the first round. Ginepri is everything but a good claycourt matches out of 36 on clay during his career. Surprisingly, he kept some matches close last week in Duesseldorf but here is the slower surface which should bother him even more. Ginepri's plays an offensive baseline playing style. He is known for his powerful first serve, which he uses to earn free points with aces or put himself into position to hit a forehand winner. He is noted to use heavy topsin on both his serves. Ginepri will also occasionally use the serve-and-volley tactic on both first and second services to surprise his opponent, though he generally prefers to remain near the baseline after a serve. However, he is sometimes criticized for his lack of variety and bad movement. He really doesn’t like clay and even if he made a shockingly good performance here player. He is probably the worst of Yanks on the slowest surface as he has won just 9 at Roland Garros last year, we don’t believe he will manage to repeat it. His opponent Pablo Andujar is a solid clay court player whose YTD results have been horrible so far. He played some really good matches but sometimes looked like he lacks the motivation. He is very unpredictable player who is, however, capable of spectacular clay court performances. He is a dirt specialist with a game that revolves around groundstrokes with heavy topspin. On fast surfaces his game is compromised by his comparatively weak serve. Anyway, he is going to play the opponnet who is everything but not a clay-courter. Andujar´s odds above 2.0 are good enough for us.
25th May 2009
Kleybanova - Hercog (WTA French Open) 2 bet-at-home 3.20 1/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
Slovenian qualifier Polona Hercog will face Russian youngster Alisa Kleybanova in the first round. 18-years old Slovenian girl is considered to be a big tennis talent. She is still relatively low positioned at WTA ranking but her recent results show her ability and ambitions. Her 2008 season was impressive (37 wins-16 losses) and even when she hasn’t played many famous opponents yet, her confidence must be sky high. Her 2009 record is even more stellar with 27 wins and just 5 losses. There is a bright future ahead of this tennis player. We watched here several times and were impressed by her happy-go-luckiness and confidence. As we already said, she is definitely able to crack into top 100 soon. Of course, she still needs to improve the power but this is something that should automatically come while she is getting older. Hercog has not won a title on the WTA Tour yet but she has been able to earn four singles titles and four doubles titles on the ITF Circuit. She came through the qualifiers here pretty easily and she should be confident for her first grand slam performance. Her opponent will be Russian upcoming star Alisa Kleybanova who already defeated the likes of Ivanovic and Williams this year but she is still inconsistent player and poor losses to huge underdogs often follow her famous wins. Many critics have cited that Kleybanova's style of play is the modern day version of American Lindsay Davenport. She is said to be the most annoying tennis player male or female to watch as she grunts very loud and jerks her head after every shot. She is a very talented player but we will try to back her opponent due to Russian´s inconsistence. Small stake on Slovenian player with the odds above 2.9.
jarza14 - 25 maja 2009, o 12:14
Stepanek - Gaudio 6:3, 6:4, 6:1 -1j/ -50zł
Fish - M.Gonzalez 3:6, 6:1, 4:6, 6:7 +2,84j/ +142zł
Zverev - Starace 7:6, 5:7, 0:1 krecz +1,9j/ +95zł
Machado - Vliegen 6:2, 6:4, 4:6, 2:6, 6:3 +2,55j/ +127,5zł
Ginepri - Andujar 4:6, 6:7, 6:7 +3,33j/ +166,5zł
Kleybanova - Hercog 2:6, 6:4, 1:6 +2,2j/ +110zł
maj: +14,04j /+702zł
jarza14 - 26 maja 2009, o 06:12
26th May 2009
Kutuzova - Ondraskova (WTA French Open) 2 unibet 2.70 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Experienced Czech qualifier Zuzana Ondraskova will face Ukrainian young blood Viktoriya Kutuzova. Kutuzova remains most notable for her results as a 14 year old. In her debut WTA maindraw event, the Tier II event in Los Angeles 2003, Kutuzova beat top 50 player, Lina Krasnoroutskaya, in the 1st round, and top 30 player, Alexandra Stevenson in her next match, before losing in the 3rd round to the then world number 12, Ai Sugiyama. Other career highlights in WTA main draw events include, a 4th round appearance at the Tier I event in Indian Wells 2005, eventually losing to then number 1, Lindsay Davenport. Kutuzova has also made the 2nd round at three of the four grand slam events on the WTA tour. As a junior, Kutuzova reached the final of the Australian Open in 2003 losing to Barbora Zahlavova Strycova. Kutuzova has experienced considerable success at an ITF level winning four French ITF events. Viktoriya has suffered some shoulder problems throughout her young career which have stalled her progression on the main WTA tour. Her results aren’t bad but she is definitely meeting the potential she had. Her opponent will be Czech qualifier Ondraskova. In her career she has reached one WTA Tour singles final: 2005 Prague. She has also reached two additional quarterfinals, 2005 Forest Hills and 2006 Estoril. Ondrášková has found most of her success on the ITF circuit, where she has won 18 titles. She is mainly good ITF player but can be dangerous to anyone when she has her day. She played great 3 qualifying matches here and we think she should be right in it. Odds above 2.5 are worth trying for a small stake.
jarza14 - 26 maja 2009, o 06:59
26th May 2009
Wozniak - Niculescu (WTA French Open) 2 bwin 2.59 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Romanian Monika Niculescu will face Canadian heavy-hitter Aleksandra Wozniak. Wozniak has a huge, looping backswing, matched by a fast whip-through in the hitting area, and an over-the shoulder follow-through. It gives her plenty of pace and spin on her forehand. She has a strong serve as well, and a good overhead. Her movement is limited though and European clay is surely not her favourite surface. She hits the balls hard and needs fast surface to perform her best game. We watched her against Georges last week and she has hardly anything to bother the top players on clay. Well, we are not saying that Niculescu is the top player but she is a solid claycourter and even if she had a nightmare start of 2009 season, she seems to be getting her self confidence back. She withdrew from the first European clay court tournaments due to forearm injury but she is now fully fit. Last week, she advanced through the qualifiers and defeated Groenefeld in on her way to the third round. She is definitely not at her best but she is a better claycourter than her opponent and odds above 2.4 are worth trying for us.
jarza14 - 26 maja 2009, o 16:34
Kutuzova - Ondraskova 6:2, 6:4 -2j/ -100zł
Wozniak - Niculescu 6:4, 4:6, 6:3 -2j/ -100zł
maj: +10,04j /+502zł
jarza14 - 27 maja 2009, o 06:29
27th May 2009
V.Williams - Safarova (WTA French Open) 2 pinnacle 4.50 1/10
Head-to-head record 2:0
Venus Williams will play extinguished Czech star Lucie Safarova in the second round at Roland Garros. Safarova was considered to be the big talent of women´s tennis and she had a stellar 2007 season defeating several top players including former World No 1 Justine Henin. She plays left-handed with a two-handed backhand. Her superb timing off the ground allows her to project groundstrokes of effortless power. She is quick to spot opportunities to take the initiative and is able to hit many spectacular winners. Her preferred surface is clay but she has reached the great results on hard courts as well. However, her last two seasons are kind of nightmare for her. She hasn’t collected many successes on WTA circuit and her YTD record of 17-11 doesn’t correspond to the player of her caliber. On the other hand, she has shown some signs of improvement lately taking one set to Venus Williams in Rome and to World No.1 Safina in Madrid. She will play older Williams sister again today. Venus is one of the most powerful baseliners on tour, equipped with an attacking all-court game. Her game is very well adapted to grass where she feels most comfortable, which is reflected in her Grand Slam results as she has five Wimbledon titles. Across her career, she has developed into a skillful volleyer and effectively utilizes her long 'wingspan' and agility around the net. Williams also has great court coverage using her long reach to play balls that most players would not be able to reach and is capable of hitting outright winners from a defensive position. On the other hand, clay is definitely not her favourite surface and her current form is not that stellar. At the 2009 Internazionali BNL d'Italia, Venus defeated Safarova, Chakvetadze and Radwanska en route to the semifinals where she would lose to World No. 1 Dinara Safina. Venus then received a first round bye at the Madrid Masters, but fell to Alisa Kleybanova in the second round. Her next tournament is the French Open, where she is seeded third. She defeated fellow American, Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the first round in 3 sets and didn’t play her best in this match. We think that her odds don’t reflect the current form of both players. Anything around 4 is good enough for us
27th May 2009
Safin - Ouanna (WTA French Open) 2 bwin 3.55 1/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Russian hero Marat Safin will play young French hope J.Ouanna in the second round. Safin is a beloved player for everyone, including us. He is the one who has been making the tennis world ‶special” over the last decade. Probably the most talented player ever born is considering the end of his career but we hope he will continue. He is known for his emotional outbursts during matches, and has smashed numerous rackets. Lack of consistency has been described as Safin's ultimate weakness, since 2005. Safin considers grass to be his least favorite playing surface, even though other opponents with similar playing styles generally dominate on it. Safin had his best performance at Wimbledon in 2008, where he reached the semi finals. On clay, he has always been inconsistent throughout his career. It is definitely his best surface and what is most important for us is that he is miles behind his best form. He hasn’t got past the third round at any tournament this year and his clay court record is 2-4. He got past Sidorenko and will play another Frenchman in the second round. Josselin Ouanna was a successful junior and reached the final of the 2004 Australian Open on junior circuit. Last year, he defeated Ljubicic in the first round of the Grand Prix de Tennis de Lyon as a wild-card entry which is probably his career best match. We think he is a better player than Sidorenko and has a solid future ahead but to be honest, we are betting against Safin rather than on his opponent. It doesn’t really matter who Safin plays, when he has ‶his day”, he can be beaten by anyone. Ouanna will be pushed by frenetic home crowd and we believe he is not without a chance here. Take the odds above 3.4 here.
jarza14 - 27 maja 2009, o 19:23
V.Williams - Safarova 6:7, 6:2, 7:5 -1j/ -50zł
Safin - Ouanna 6:7, 6:7, 6:4, 6:3, 8:10 +2,55/ +127,5zł
maj: +11,59j /+579,5zł
jarza14 - 28 maja 2009, o 08:50
28th May 2009
Roddick - I.Minar (ATP French Open) 2 pinnacle 5.81 1/10
Head-to-head record 3:0
This may be a crazy pick for the first sight but we think that Roddick is not going to have an easy way to the third round today. He will face Czech Ivo Minar in the second round and we expect a great battle here. Roddick has already played Minar 3 times during his career and even if he leads 3-0, all matches were pretty tight. Roddick plays an offensive baseline playing style. He is known for his powerful first serve, which he uses to earn free points with aces or put himself into position to hit a forehand winner. He usually targets the two corners to win aces. As for his second serve, he usually employs a heavy kick serve, then tries to use a variety of spins, slices, and angles in the rally to throw off his opponent and position himself for a winning shot. He is noted to use heavy topsin on both his serves and his twist serve is probably the highest-kicking serve anyone hits. Roddick will also occasionally use the serve-and-volley tactic on both first and second services to surprise his opponent, though he generally prefers to remain near the baseline after a serve. Roddick's backhand is also considered to have improved over the course of his career. It is not a secret that American doesn’t like clay and Roland Garros is definitely not his favourite tournament. He played unknown Jouan in the first round but Minar will be much harder nut to crack. Czech clay-courter demolished Hernandez in the first round and showed that his current form is more than good. If he plays his best, he is surely able to compete with Roddick again. Odds above 5 are worth trying here.
jarza14 - 28 maja 2009, o 21:19
Roddick - I.Minar 6:2, 6:2, 7:6 -1j/ -50zł
maj: +10,59j /+529,5zł
jarza14 - 29 maja 2009, o 07:54
29th May 2009
Azarenka - Suarez Navarro (WTA French Open) 2 pinnacle 2.72 1/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
Belarusian superstar Victoria Azarenko will play Spanish clay court specialist Carla Suarez Navarro. Suarez Navarro's game is that of an offensive baseliner. She has good defensive skills and uses an extreme western grip. Unlike most female professional tennis players, she has a single-handed backhand. Suarez Navarro has said in interviews that her favorite shot is her cross-court backhand and that her favorite surfaces are clay and hard. It is said that there's something of Justine Henin about her game. At the Australian Open in Melbourne, Suarez Navarro upset World No. 6 Venus Williams in the second round, and after defeating World No. 23 Anabel Medina Garrigues in the fourth round, she was defeated by World No. 4 Elena Dementieva in the quarterfinals. In March, she reached her first final on the WTA Tour at the Andalucia Tennis Experience, a clay court event in Marbella, Spain. She lost to Jelena Jankovic in the final in three sets. She is a very solid clay court player who is defending quarterfinals here. She will play probably the most shining star of current tennis world – Victoria Azarenka. We think that this girl will become the Wolrd No.1 sooner or later and we think that she is even able to win Wimbledon this year. On the other hand, she doesn’t feel well on clay and her latest results weren´t so stellar as the results from the beginning of the year. In Stuttgart, she was eliminated by Gisela Dulko in the second round. At the Italian Open, Azarenka defeated Wozniacki to set up a quarterfinal clash with Kaia Kanepi. After defeating the Estonian in straight sets, she lost to Svetlana Kuznetsova in the semifinals. She defeated Vinci and Barrois here in Paris but especially the second match was really tight and Victoria was close to be defeated. Suarez, on the other hand, has had no troubles at all so far and we think that anything above 2.5 is worth taking here.
jarza14 - 31 maja 2009, o 19:05
Azarenka - Suarez Navarro -1j/ -50zł
maj: +9,59j /+479,5zł
yield: +41,7%
obiecuj±cy serwis, dobre i ciekawe typy, na tenisie się trochę znam i powiem że maj± dobre typy, dobr± selekcję oraz ¶wietne stawkowanie, przedłużam abonament u nich i jedziemy dalej
jarza14 - 2 cze 2009, o 10:20
czerwiec
2nd Jun 2009 (WTA French Open)
Sharapova - Cibulkova 2 @ pinnacle 2,21 2/10
Head-to-head record 2:0
Slovak young star Dominika Cibulkova will play regenerate Maria Sharapova. Russian star came back after the long lasting shoulder injury in Warsaw just a few days before French Open 09. At the Warsaw Open, Sharapova defeated Tathiana Garbin in the first round, Darya Kustova in the second round and lost to eighth seeded Alona Bondarenko in the quarterfinals. The 2009 French Open is her first Grand Slam tournament since the Wimbledon 2008. Unseeded at 2009 French Open she defeated Anastasiya Yakimova in the first round, fellow Russian Nadia Petrova in the second round, and Kazakh qualifier Yaroslava Shvedova in the third round, all in three sets. Her opponent in the 4th round was Na Li, whom she beat in 3 sets again. Her latest results are not impressive at all. Sharapova is a power baseliner, with power, depth, and angles on her forehand and backhand. Instead of using a traditional volley or overhead smash, she often prefers to hit a powerful "swinging" volley when approaching the net or attacking lobs. Sharapova is thought to have good speed around the court, especially considering her height. Sharapova's shoulder injury making her miss parts of the season also took effect on her playing style. As now she uses a more abbreviated lift up serve rather than a swing. However in the results she has made during her comeback it has been seen that the only big change is the serve. Because she predicates her game on power, Sharapova's preferred surfaces are the fast-playing hard and grass courts, and not as well-suited to the slower-playing clay courts. Sharapova has admitted that she is not as comfortable with her movement on clay compared with other court surfaces and once described herself as like a "cow on ice" after a match on clay. Her limitations on this surface are reflected in her career results. The French Open is the only Grand Slam singles title she has not yet won. She will play talented Slovak who feels well on the slowest surface. Cibulkova is a former World No. 3 at the junior level. There is a bright future ahead of her without any doubts and she still keeps on improving. At the French Open, Cibulkova is seeded 20th. She defeated Alona Bondarenko in the first round and dominated Kirsten Flipkens in the second round 6-1 6-0. She then defeated Gisela Dulko to advance to the 4th round where she defeated Agnes Szavay to reach her first Grand Slam Quarterfinal. If she plays her best, this doesn’t have to be the final station for her and she is a slight favourite for us. Anything above 2 is worth trying for us.
jarza14 - 2 cze 2009, o 15:43
Sharapova - Cibulkova 0:6, 2:6 +2,42j
czerwiec: +2,42j
jarza14 - 8 cze 2009, o 18:32
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jarza14 - 9 cze 2009, o 07:37
9th Jun 2009 (WTA Birmingham)
Kudryavtseva - Broady 2 @ bwin 2,73 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Naomi Broady of UK will play Russian Alla Kudryavtseva in the first round at Birmingham. Naomi is a talented youngster and we expect her to get into the Top 100 in future. She began playing tennis at the age of 7 and was the 2007 British under 18 girls' champion. She is currently the British No.7 with a world ranking in the fourth hundred. So far in her career she has won one ITF title in singles and 3 in doubles. Her favourite surfaces are hard and grass because they favour her big serve and powerful range of groundstrokes. Naomi reached the quarterfinals of the $10,000 ITF event in Glasgow in January. She won her first adult title later that month in Grenoble, France. She was unseeded in this event but beat the No.5 seed, Varvara Galanina, in the quarterfinals and the No.1 seed, Youlia Fedossova in the final. She did not drop a set throughout the tournament. In March she reached the quarterfinals of another ITF tournament in Bath. Her performance in this event moved her into the top 400 for the first time in her career. She lost to Camerin in a tight match at Nottingham last week but she now gets a chance to win her first career match on WTA circuit. Her YTD record is 27/11 and we think she has a chance against unimpressive Russian. Kudryavtseva has a poor YTD record of 8/15 and her grass court skills shouldn’t guarantee the improvement of this balance. We think she will have problems with young qualifiers and 2.5 are good enough for us.
jarza14 - 9 cze 2009, o 08:32
9th Jun 2009 (WTA Birmingham)
Fedossova - Koryttseva 1 @ pinnacle 1,94 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:1
Mariya Koryttseva of Ukraine will face French Yulia Fedossova in the first round at Birmingham. Fedossova plays her best tennis on fast surfaces. Her game is based on good strategy, precise groundstroke, and favours to deliver winners from a baseline. She is also known for her flat and topspin-flat groundstroke which are especially effective and offensive on grass, frequently are able to draw unforced errors from opponents. Her current form is not impressive but she sowed some solid tennis in qualifiers beating Haynes and Grandin and whe believe she is able to follow those performances. She will now face Russian tennis player Korrytseva - she is a baseliner who is also proficient at net and can finish rallies from there after getting her opponent out of position. She emphasizes ball placement and strategy. Her biggest weakness is her serve as she double-faults too often. Her biggest career highlight so far is a surprising run to the final of the 2007 Sunfeast Open held in Kolkata in September 2007. En route to her appearance in the final, she beat Monique Adamczak, Vania King, who had defeated the number one seed Marion Bartoli in the previous round, Tatiana Poutchek and Anne Keothavong. Her run came to an end at the hands of Maria Kirilenko in the final. As well as this run, she has won two doubles titles on the WTA Tour. On the ITF Tour, where she has played a vast majority of her career, she has won five singles titles and massive sixteen doubles titles. However, her current is not good and she has lost the only H2H match to Fedossova easily. It was a long time ago but we still think that Fedossova shouldn’t be around 2 in this match.
jarza14 - 10 cze 2009, o 07:42
10th Jun 2009 (ATP Halle)
Tsonga - Haas 2 @ pinnacle 2,57 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Experienced German Tommy Haas will play Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France in the second round at Halle. Both players have the style of play suited to fast surfaces and both of them should feel comfortable here. Tsonga is known for his powerful, precise serves, as well as heavy forehands. Additionally, his backhand down the line has become one of the best in men's tennis. He has an offensive baseline style of play, and is also known for his superb feel at the net. He is currently one of the very few remaining players who often utilize a serve-and-volley type of play. Tsonga then started his Wimbledon preparations at the Gerry Weber Open in Halle. He defeated his French compatriot Fabrice Santoro 7-5, 6-2 in the 1st round. Jo was also taking part in the doubles category. He was paired along with his French compatriot Marc Gicquel and already got past the first round. His form is pretty good but he will face another in-form playing man. Tommy Haas has an all-court playing style. He has consistent groundstrokes, and while he is known for his exceptional single-handed backhand and service return, although he is most known for his strong forehand. His forehand and serve are also major weapons. He is seen as an intense and emotional player, sometimes having outbursts on the court by muttering at himself or at his coaches, or even off the court. He has a good grass court record and confirmed his abilities in the first round demolishing Koubek. Both players are solid grass courters and we expect a very tight match. Odds above 2.5 are worth taking here.
jarza14 - 10 cze 2009, o 07:57
10th Jun 2009 (ATP Queens)
Youzhny - Baghdatis 2 @ bet365 2,10 3/10
Head-to-head record 1:2
Cypriot Baghdatis and Russian Youzhny will fight for the third round spot in London. Marcos Baghdatis has been trying to come back for some time but grass season is coming which is something he needed. Baghdatis's playing style is relaxed and smooth. His main strength is a powerful forehand and a natural talent for placement. He can make accurate and powerful down-the-line forehands and cross-court forehands on the run and often patiently constructs points to get in a position from where he can make outright winners with those shots. He also has one of the best backhands in the game, especially his two-handed backhand down the line. Baghdatis is noted for often playing high-risk tennis, attempting difficult shots which, depending on their execution, can pay off big or backfire. Unfortunately, these difficult shots have sometimes resulted in self-destructive losses. On the other hand, he has always played well on grass and we think that he now has the chance to get the lost positions back. In the first round, he was impressive against home talent J.Ward. His opponent Mikhael Youzhny played weak grass courter O.Hernandez in the first round and even if he cam through easily, it doesn’t mean he has a stellar form. Youzhny has a unique backhand, in which he mainly hits one-handed, but also has somewhat of a hybrid reminiscent to that of Bjorn Borg. Youzhny at times will follow through his backhand with both hands, but with only his right hand on his racket. Even so, many consider his backhand to be his best shot. From both sides, Youzhny hits the ball on the rise, achieving a flatter trajectory. He has a good court sense and often makes use of dropshots. Youzhny has a reputation for engaging the crowd, subsequently taking inspiration from it to attempt high-risk winners, especially when facing matchpoints. However, his best years are over and we don’t expect him to get back to his previous level. He is not a bad grass-courter but still should be an underdog against crazy Cypriot. Baghdatis´s odds above 1.9 are good enough for us.
jarza14 - 10 cze 2009, o 19:18
Kudryavtseva - Broady 2:1 -2j
Fedossova - Koryttseva 1:2 -2j
Tsonga - Haas 0:2 +3,14j
Youzhny - Baghdatis 2:0 -3j
czerwiec: -1,44j
bardzo pechowe spotkania, Broady powinna była wygrać, jutro jest szansa na kolejne typy
jarza14 - 11 cze 2009, o 08:05
11th Jun 2009 (ATP Queens)
Roddick - Hewitt 2 @ pinnacle 3,71 1/10
Head-to-head record 4:7
Two former number ones are going to fight for the quarter final spot at Queens today. Roddick has a better current form and latest results but Hewitt is a player who can hardly be such a big dog. Lleyton is a former Wimbledon winner and his career grass court record of 87-21 shows that he simply can beat anyone. Hewitt is known for his competitiveness and has won most of his matches with fitness, consistency and skilled footwork. He is a defensive baseline counterpuncher. He typically likes to stay back towards the baseline during a rally and will usually approach the net only to catch a short reply or drop shot from his opponent.
Hewitt's tactics typically involve putting difficult service returns in play, consistently chasing down attempted winning shots from his opponent, and waiting for his opponent to make an error. Although he is known primarily as a baseline defender, Hewitt is actually a skilled volleyer and is known for having one of the best overhead smashes in the game. His signature shot, however, is the offensive topspin lob, a shot that he executes efficiently off both wings when his opponent approaches the net. He is 7-4 up against A-Rod and even if he is first up on grass this year, we believe he is able to at least keep the match close against Roddick. It would be wasting of time to praise Roddick´s grass court skills. American bomber is an offensive baseliner, and is known for his powerful first serve. As for his second serve, he usually employs a heavy kick serve, then tries to use a variety of spins, slices, and angles in the rally to throw off his opponent and position himself for a winning shot. He is noted to use heavy topsin on both his serves and his twist serve is probably the highest-kicking serve anyone hits. Roddick will also occasionally use the serve-and-volley tactic on both first and second services to surprise his opponent, though he generally prefers to remain near the baseline after a serve. His playing style is suited well to grass and he is definitely favourite for this match but we expect a tight battle and Hewitt cannot be above 3.5 in our eyes. Try it for the smallest stake.
jarza14 - 11 cze 2009, o 17:09
Roddick - Hewitt 7:6, 7:6 -1j
czerwiec: -2,44j
jarza14 - 12 cze 2009, o 07:46
12th Jun 2009 (ATP Queens)
Roddick - Karlovic 2 @ pinnacle 3,11 2/10
Head-to-head record 3:1
The Queen´s Club quarterfinal will bring the battle of two towers. Ivo Karlovic will face Andy Roddick for the fourth time in his career (second match-up on grass). In 4 matches, they have played 7 tiebreakers! And we think that similar scenario is about to come today. Karlovic´s primary strategy is serve-and-volley, and he is considered one of the best servers on tour. His height enables him to consistently serve with high speed and unique trajectory. He has won four ATP singles titles and has also defeated several highly ranked opponents including Roger Federer (who was ranked No. 1 at the time), Lleyton Hewitt, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick, Fernando Gonzalez, or James Blake. Thanks to his killing serve, he is able to keep the match close with everyone as his matches usually end up in tiebreakers. As we said yesterday, American bomber is an offensive baseliner, and is known for his powerful first serve. As for his second serve, he usually employs a heavy kick serve, then tries to use a variety of spins, slices, and angles in the rally to throw off his opponent and position himself for a winning shot. He is noted to use heavy topsin on both his serves and his twist serve is probably the highest-kicking serve anyone hits. Roddick will also occasionally use the serve-and-volley tactic on both first and second services to surprise his opponent, though he generally prefers to remain near the baseline after a serve. His playing style is suited well to grass but he wasn’t that impressive in the last round against Hewitt. It was a tight battle and Hewitt could win easily. Roddick is still slight favourite against Croatian giant but odds above 3 are too high for us. Karlovic is our favourite for the breakers, if there will be some (which is very likely).
jarza14 - 12 cze 2009, o 17:56
Roddick - Karlovic 7:6, 7:6 -2j
czerwiec: -4,44j
i znowu 2 tiebreaki przegrane, na jutro małe szanse na typ, ale jak już to do 12 godziny będzie raczej, tak pisali
jarza14 - 15 cze 2009, o 07:09
15th Jun 2009 (ATP Eastbourne)
Santoro - Kendrick 2 @ pinnacle 2,15 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
American bomber Robert Kendrick will play French veteran Fabrice Santoro in the first round. Kendrick plays serve and volley style and he loves grass. Last week, he lost in a tight match to Feliciano Lopez (6-7,6-7) but his serve was unbreakable as usual. One of the highlights of Kendrick´s career was Wimbledon 2007. In the second round, he lost to the second seed, Rafael Nadal on Centre Court. The Spaniard had to come back for only the second time in his career from two sets down to beat Kendrick 6–7(4), 3–6, 7-6(2), 7–5, 6–4. This performance surprised many. Kendrick employed a serve and volley style of play that appeared to frustrate Nadal for almost three sets. Some consider Kendrick to be unfortunate not to have won because at 5–4 (30–15) up in the third set with Nadal serving, a close line call went against him which would have meant 40-15 and two match points. Although Kendrick appeared dismayed by the call, a television replay showed that the call was correct and should have gone against Kendrick. As it was, Nadal went on to win the set in a tiebreak and then the match. Kendrick's serving impressed many, as he served twenty-eight aces, compared to Nadal's seven. Kendrick was the only player in the tournament to take sets off Nadal on the Spaniard's route to the final, where he lost to top-seeded Swiss Roger Federer. He will play Fabrice Santoro whose best years are already over. His career is coming to end and we don’t think this will be a winning farewell. Fabrice is noted for his cheery attitude on court and his vast arsenal of trick shots, making him a crowd favorite and gaining him the admiration of his peers. Santoro plays with two hands on forehand and backhand, and though he is right-handed, often slices his forehand with his left hand. He attributes this to his having used racquets of the same weight throughout his career, which were too heavy for a six year old starting off a career to hold with one hand. He is an interesting player with unbelievable technique but he prefers slower surfaces and his latest form is not good enough. Kendrick is our favourite for this one.
15th Jun 2009 (ATP Eastbourne)
Bogdanovic - Minar 1 @ pinnacle 1,89 3/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
British qualifier Alex Bogdanovic will play Ivo Minar from Czech Republic in the first round. Bogdanovic had a lot of success in juniors for Great Britain, reaching a high of no 8, winning the Uruguay Bowl in Montevideo and reaching the semifinal of the US Junior Open in United States in 2001, the first British player ever to do so. Bogdanovic primarily employs an offensive baseline playing style, although is a sound volleyer as well and he often uses serve-and volley style of play. His most consistent shot is his forehand. He is a typical Britton who prefers grass. He played two qualifying matches which should help him to get some self confidence. His opponent will be Czech clay courter Ivo Minar. He has a solid movement and his style of play is well suited to slow surfaces. His weakest point is his serve which is everything but not unbreakable. His career record on grass is 2-8 and last week, he lost to Istomin in the first round. Minar is not that dangerous on this surface and odds above 1.8 are good enough for us.
jarza14 - 15 cze 2009, o 19:06
Santoro - Kendrick 6:3, 6:2 -3j
Bogdanovic - Minar 6:4, 7:6 +2,67j
czerwiec: -4,77j
jarza14 - 16 cze 2009, o 07:18
16th Jun 2009 (ATP Eastbourne)
Andreev - Dancevic 2 @ bet365 2,25 2/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
Russian clay-courter Igor Andreev will play Canadian qualifier Frank Dancevic. Andreev is an offensive baseliner. He possesses one of the most powerful forehands on tour but his game is mostly based on great movement, incredible foot speed and consistent shots from the baseline. He prefers slow surfaces and his current form is not stellar at all. Negative YTD record of 15-16 is very poor balance for the player of his caliber. He will play solid grass courter Frank Dancevic. Canadian has gone on to lose in the first round of both the AEGON Trophy Challenger and in qualifying for the AEGON Championships, two tournaments played on arguably his best surface, grass. With several ATP points to defend in the upcoming weeks on the same surface, at Wimbledon and the Hall of Fame Championships, Dancevic is in grave danger, without a win, of seeing his ranking plummet out of the top 180. But he played well here in qualifiers and we believe he will win some matches on his favourite surface. Dancevic is a typical player for fast courts with great serve and solid volleys. Last year, he had a good run on grass winning the Surbiton challenger in late May. At Wimbledon, Dancevic was given a wild card entry. In the first round, he pulled off an impressive upset in defeating the number 7 seed and former finalist, David Nalbandian in straight sets which was probably his career best match. Qualifying matches under his belt and grass court experience make him competitive today and we think that his odds above 2.1 are worth trying.
jarza14 - 16 cze 2009, o 12:15
Andreev - Dancevic 6:7, 2:6 +2,5j
czerwiec: -2,27j
jarza14 - 19 cze 2009, o 08:56
19th Jun 2009 (ATP s´Hertogenbosh)
Navarro - Sluiter 2 @ expekt 2,10 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Dutch veteran Reamon Sluiter will play Spanish player Ivan Navarro in surprising semifinal match. Sluiter´s career high ranking is no.46 (achieved in 2003) and his career highlights were mostly on home soil: ATP finals in Amsterdam (2000), Rotterdam (2003) and Amersfoort (2003), as well as a semifinal appearance in Rosmalen (s´Hertogenbosh). Another career highlight was reaching the semifinals with the Dutch Davis Cup team in 2001. He is a player with good serve and enormous fighting spirit. He prefers fast surfaces and plays one class higher when playing in front of his home crowd. He announced his retirement in February, 2008, which took effect after he played his home event in Rotterdam. In April of 2009 he returned to professional tennis, battling from the qualifying rounds to the final of a Futures tournament in Albufeira, Portugal. Now he came back to his favourite home tournaments as a wild card entry and is surprisingly not far from his career best result. His opponent will be Spaniard Ivan Navarro. Unlike most of his compatriots he is able to play relatively good tennis on grass. He is known for strong serve and ability to play balls repetitively on the baseline. He is also a confident net player and has been known to adopt the serve-and-volley routine of play during matches. However, he has never been a top player and he will probably never be. He was very lucky in all previous matches and even if he defeated defending champion Ferrer yesterday, we don’t think he deserves to be a favourite today. Bearing in mind the surface and Dutch soil, Sluiter is a slight favourite for us and odds around 2 are good enough.
jarza14 - 19 cze 2009, o 18:39
Navarro - Sluiter 7:6, 2:6, 3:6 +2,2j
czerwiec: -0,07j
jarza14 - 21 cze 2009, o 19:14
22th Jun 2009 (WTA Wimbledon)
Sugiyama - Schnyder 1 @ ladbrokes 1,90 2/10
Head-to-head record 3:2
Two experienced players will fight against the time in the first round. Patty Schnyder of Switzerland will meet Japanese Ai Sugiyama for the sixth time. During her long career, Patty Schnyder has reached four Grand Slam singles quarterfinals and one Grand Slam singles semifinal. She has won 11 WTA singles titles and her career best ranking was No. 7. She is one of the most experienced active players but she has never excelled on grass. In fact, Wimbledon is her worst Grand Slam tournament with career record of 10-13. Also, her current form is far from being good and her YTD record of 11-11 is the proof. On the other hand, no surface is fast enough for Japanese and Wimbledon is her best Grand Slam in terms of career record. Her game is based on fitness and speed, utilizing an aggressive serve and volley whenever feasible. She has a career-high singles ranking of world no.8 achieved in 2004. Her YTD record of 4-13 is really poor but it is not a surprise that she has been losing on clay. She has a better match practice on grass and even if both players remember better times but, Sugiyama is favourite for us.
jarza14 - 22 cze 2009, o 05:14
23th Jun 2009 (ATP Wimbledon)
Petzschner - Ram 2 @ pinnacle 2,49 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
American qualifier Rajeev Ram will face German Philipp Petzschner in the first round. Rajeev is a tall, lanky player with a serve-and-volley style who is known as more of a doubles specialist (at this point). This month, Ram reached his highest singles ranking: World No. 160. He is known for his strong serve and ability to play balls repetitively on the baseline. He is also a confident net player and has been known to adopt the serve-and-volley routine of play during matches. He grew up on fast American hard courts and he is a typical player for grass surface. His current form is pretty good as he came through the qualifiers here being the player who impressed us most in qualifying draw. His easy wins over Ouhab, Warburg and Stoppini as well as his grass court preparation in Nottingham and Queens´ Club put him into the position of favourite in our eyes. He will play German Philipp Petzschner whose latest results weren´t convincing. He started his grass court season in a great style beating Fernando Verdasco at his home tournament in Halle but he then lost to Olivier Rochus in the second round. Last week, he was smashed by Chardy in the first round at s´Hertogenbosh (1-6,3-6) which indicates that his form is not ideal. He is more experienced player than his opponent but we still believe he shouldn’t be a favourite against American qualifier.
jarza14 - 22 cze 2009, o 05:26
22th Jun 2009 (WTA Wimbledon)
Kulikova - Sprem 1 @ bet365 1,90 3/10
Russian young gun Regina Kulikova will fight Karolina Sprem in another first round clash. Kulikova is a very promising player whose stellar start was disrupted by injury for a while but she now seems to be back and fully fit. She is still inexperienced at the highest level but she definitely has the potential to get there. She is noted for her footspeed and aggressive baseline play, and excellent angles and dropshots; however, her relatively flat, high-risk groundstrokes tend to produce frequent errors, and her serve is sometimes unreliable. She is a confident aggressive player who shined in qualifiers (demolished Schaefer, Bychkova and Rogowska losing just 10 games in 3 matches) and we give her a solid chance to make it even further. She will face experienced Croat Karolina Sprem. Her career highlight is a quarterfinal appearance at Wimbledon in 2004 where she defeated two-time champion, four-time finalist and then-world No. 8 Venus Williams in the second round before losing to Lindsay Davenport in the quarterfinal. Her YTD record is more than stellar but she hasn’t played the biggest tournaments nor defeated well known opponents. Furthermore, her stellar run ended right before French Open and she has been a bit shapeless since then. Kulikovska is a slight favourite for us and odds around 1.9 can be taken.
jarza14 - 22 cze 2009, o 13:56
Sugiyama - Schnyder 6:4, 6:4 +1,8j
Kulikova - Sprem 4:6, 7:5, 6:3 +2,7j
czerwiec: +4,43j
New picks will be released on Monday evening (ET)
jarza14 - 22 cze 2009, o 19:29
23th Jun 2009 (WTA Wimbledon)
Kirilenko - Kvitova 2 @ ladbrokes 2,10 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Czech prodigy Petra Kvitova will face Russian beauty Maria Kirilenko in the first round. We have already praised the Czech talent several times in past. She is the big hope of Czech tennis and the biggest young talent ever since Nicole Vaidisova has appeared. She is just 18 years old but already managed to defeat the top players such as Venus Williams. Her career record is really impressive. Kvitova has everything she needs to play the best tennis on fast surfaces – power, confidence and solid technique. She is a tall and aggressive player who feels well on grass. Her only weakness is movement as she sometimes struggles on clay against the fast players. However, she will play Maria Kirilenko whose season is really bad. Her YTD record is 8-13 which is enormously poor for the player of her caliber. She lost to relatively weak players such as Gallovits, Vinci, Domachowska, Makarova, Rogowska etc. Furthermore, grass is the worst surface for her. She has a career record of 1-5 at Wimbledon and we don’t think she deserves to be a favourite against Kvitova. The odds are probably affected by ankle injury that Kvitova reported after Madrid tournament and due to which she missed the French Open. However, she should be fully fit and ready for Wimbledon. Anything above 2 is worth taking.
New picks will be released on Tuesday morning (ET)
jarza14 - 23 cze 2009, o 06:23
23th Jun 2009 (WTA Wimbledon)
Benesova - O'Brien 2 @ pinnacle 2,75 3/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
Young British player Katie O´Brien will play Czech clay-courter Iveta Benesova in the first round. Benesova has achieved all of her career best results on clay. She uses extreme topspin on her forehand and slower topspin and slice on her backhand. She prefers slow surfaces and is patient baseliner who wins matches by disrupting her opponents' rhythm through changes of spin, pace, depth, height, and angle. Her fast court results are far from being as impressive and her Wimbledon career record is 1-7. She will play home talent in the first round and don’t think she is such a big favourite for this match. O´Brien reached her career-high singles ranking of world No.104 in 2008 and has so far won four ITF singles titles and two ITF doubles titles. In 2007 she reached the second round of her home Grand Slam, Wimbledon by beating Sandra Kloesel in round one. She lost to Michaella Krajicek in round two. So far, this is the furthest she has progressed in any of the four Grand Slams. However, she has been playing in a good shape lately and her YTD record of 32-13 is impressive. She will be highly motivated in front of her home crowd and we think she has a good chance to level her career best Grand Slam result today. She already lost to Benesova 2 years ago but that match was played on clay. Odds above 2.5 are worth trying here.
jarza14 - 23 cze 2009, o 18:34
Petzschner - Ram 2:6, 6:1, 7:6, 6:1 -3j
Benesova - O'Brien 6:2, 5:7, 6:4 -3j
Kirilenko - Kvitova 6:4, 6:4 -3j
czerwiec: -4,57j
fatalny dzień
The new picks may be released on Wednesday morning (ET)
jarza14 - 24 cze 2009, o 08:57
24th Jun 2009 (WTA Wimbledon)
Zheng - Hantuchova 1 @ pinnacle 1,758 3/10
Head-to-head record 0:1
Defending semifinalist Jie Zheng will face Daniela Hantuchova of Slovakia in the second round and the Chinese player is a clear favourite for us. Zheng's game is characterized by consistent tennis. Her shots are very well placed and can be quite deep in the court, making Zheng a defensive counterpuncher. Zheng has good foot speed which allows her to keep points in play that normally would be winners. Having played many years in doubles, Zheng is also a comfortable net player. Her backhand is the stronger of her two groundstrokes. Zheng's serve, while not powerful, is consistant allowing Zheng to hit a high number of first serves in. Her main weakness is her inability to hit the strongest shots on the tour. However, with such good placement, she makes up for her weaker shots than the average player on the tour. Her lack of height makes her susceptible to lobs and high bouncing balls, especially on clay. She prefers fast courts and achieved her career best result at Wimbledon 2008, where she gained recognition when she became the first Chinese player ever to reach the semifinals of a Grand Slam singles tournament, defeating World No. 1 Ana Ivanovic en route. Despite only being ranked World No. 133, preventing her from directly qualifying for the Wimbledon singles main draw, Zheng was given a wild card into the main draw and she made it into semis where she lost to two-time Wimbledon champion and former World No. 1 Serena Williams 6-2, 7-6. Hantuchová's game is built around natural timing. She is able to produce "effortless" power from her flowing groundstrokes and possesses a superb down-the-line forehand and backhand. She possesses a heavy serve and has a particularly effective "kick" second serve. Her favourite and most effective construction of a winning point is her flat serve out wide on the Ad-court, followed by a backhand winner down the line. Her volleys are very well-produced and often have the deftest of touch. Due to these attributes she is known as an "All-arounder." A weakness of Hantuchová since she emerged from the juniors was her lack of explosive movement around the court. Her YTD form is just average and she struggled in the first round against junior Robson. We will stay with Zheng in this match. Odds around 1.7 aren´t brilliant but still worth taking.
jarza14 - 24 cze 2009, o 12:56
Zheng - Hantuchova 3:6, 5:7 -3j
czerwiec: -7,57j
jest bardzo Ľle u nich
jarza14 - 26 cze 2009, o 06:58
26th Jun 2009 (ATP Wimbledon)
Tsonga - Karlovic 2 @ bet365 2,62 2/10
Head-to-head record 1:0
Two big servers will fight for the third round spot at Wimbledon today. It is not a secret that Karlovic loves grass ad his serve is almost unbreakable on this surface. His primary strategy is serve-and-volley, and he is considered one of the best servers on tour. His height enables him to consistently serve with high speed and unique trajectory. Thanks to his serve, he has also defeated several highly ranked opponents including Roger Federer, Lleyton Hewitt, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick, Fernando Gonzalez, or James Blake. He already lost to Tsonga at Surbiton challenger but we think that today´s match will be very tight and few balls will decide. Karlovic was impressive in first two rounds and we don’t think he deserves to bu such a big underdog here. Tsonga is also known for his powerful, precise serves, as well as heavy forehands. Additionally, his backhand down the line has become one of the best in men's tennis. He has an offensive baseline style of play, and is also known for his superb feel at the net. He is currently one of the very few remaining players who often utilize a serve-and-volley type of play. All of these weapons make him a force to behold on faster surfaces, such as grass and hard courts. We can expect a great battle of two typical grass courters and tiebreakers will probably decide this match. Karlovic´s odds above 2.5 are thus too high for us.
jarza14 - 26 cze 2009, o 08:46
26th Jun 2009 (ATP Wimbledon)
Robredo - Sela 2 @ pinnacle 2,21 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:2
Spaniard Tommy Robredo will face Dudi Sela of Israel in the third round at Wimbledon. It is clear that Robredo is not at his best and that his play is not suited to grass. He played two poor matches at Wimbledon (wins over Koubek and Gregorc) and he has been enormously lucky for all the year long. He hasn’t lost a single tiebreak this year so far and we don´t think he can have that luck in crucial moments henceforward. Robredo considers his forehand to be his best shot and red clay is his favorite surface. He is a defensive baseline counterpuncher. He typically likes to stay back towards the baseline during a rally and will usually approach the net only to catch a short reply or drop shot from his opponent. At his best times, he played well on hard courts as well but we wouldn’t rate him among the world class hardcourters at the moment. His opponent will be Dudi Sela who is a dangerous player and has a solid season this year. He noted solid wins over qualifier Gonzalez and defending semifinalist Rainer Schuettler. He is not a typical grass courter but his form is solid and we don’t think he should be underdog here. Also, he is 2-0 up against Robredo on hard-courts. Anything above 2.1 is worth taking here.
jarza14 - 26 cze 2009, o 16:31
Robredo - Sela 6:7, 5:7, 6:2, 5:7 +2,42j
Tsonga - Karlovic 6:7, 7:6, 5:7, 6:7 +3,24j
czerwiec: -1,91j
There is a high probability of the new picks on Saturday morning (ET)
jarza14 - 27 cze 2009, o 07:59
27th Jun 2009 (ATP Wimbledon)
Berdych - Davydenko 1 @ pinnacle 1,855 4/10
Head-to-head record 0:8
Former Czech prodigy Tomas Berdych will meet his Russian Nemesis again. Their head-to-head record is unbelievable as both of them have comparable tennis skills. Berdych is an extremely talented player, as shown by his wins over top seeds. An offensive baseliner, he employs a fairly traditional technique with his forehand, double-handed backhand and serve, but is notable in the degree of power with which he hits his shots. However, he is prone to inconsistency and is not always able to close out matches. Occasionally, he gets caught up complaining about line calls. The weakest point of his game is his head. Anyway, his current form looks good as he defeated both Bogdanovic and Mathieu in straight sets without any major complication. He is a solid grass courter with career record on this surface of 24-10. On the contrary, his opponent is everything but not skilled grass court player. His career record on grass is 7-14 but most of his wins are over the weak opponents. He hasn’t dropped a set at Wimbledon this year but he played Evans and Crivoi who aren´t sound players. Davydenko employs an aggressive baseline game, using hard, penetrating groundstrokes on both wings. His groundstrokes are technically efficient on both forehand and backhand. His best shot is his backhand which he can hit down the line, cross court or with extreme angles. He is known for his running shots which he takes early and often turns into winners. Davydenko´s style makes him a good player on any slower surface. Davydenko's main weaknesses are his volleys, lack of variation, serve, and inability to close matches. His serve is consistent, but it also lacks power which is something you need on grass. We expect Berdych to be a huge favourite in this match and odds around 1.8 simply must be taken. If Berdych was mentally strong, we would back 5 or even more points on him. Provided his mental condition is not ideal, we will stay with 4 points.
jarza14 - 27 cze 2009, o 15:33
Berdych - Davydenko 6:2, 6:3, 6:2 +3,44j
czerwiec: +1,53j
Don´t expect the new picks on Sunday
jarza14 - 30 cze 2009, o 17:27
czerwiec: +1,53j
yield: +3,12%
jarza14 - 30 cze 2009, o 17:30
lipiec
1st Jul 2009 (ATP Wimbledon)
Federer - Karlovic 2 @ pinnacle 8,46 1/10
Head-to-head record 8:1
Bit of a punt here. Seems like Federer is back at his best but he was kind of struggling during the return games against Soderling last round. He wasn’t far from being defeated in tiebreaks and we expect another tight match here. It would be a wasting of time to praise Federer here as we have already written a lot about his enormous skills. The main reason for this pick is his opponent. Without the words of admiration for his tennis skills, we just wanted to repeat that Karlovic is a player who has a chance against anyone in the world. Taking advantage of his height, he is heavily reliant on his serve. With a more acute angle from his racquet to the service line, his first serves have a higher chance of coming in, thereby rendering many of them unhittable, let alone returnable. With bad returns from his opponents, he normally just has to put the ball away for a winner without the need of a proper volley. He feels comfortable on grass and hasn’t faced a single breakpoint in his last two matches against Tsonga and Verdasco (8 sets in total) which is something really unrivalled. Croat is 1-8 down against Federer but all their meeting were deadly tight and we think anything can happen again. As we said, Karlovic can easily loose to big underdogs but can also defeat the very best players as just a few points usually decide his matches. In this light, odds above 7 are worth taken.
P.S. takie małe sprostowanie, oni zaliczaj± ten typ chyba jeszcze do czerwca ponieważ podaj± go w czerwcu, ja będę go zaliczał już do lipca, minimalnie wyniki mog± się różnić od tych ich na stronie, a to dlatego że czasem znajdę wyższy kurs w innym buku niż oni podaj±, lub czasem troszkę niższy gdyż zd±ży już spa¶ć
jarza14 - 6 lip 2009, o 10:41
6th Jul 2009 (WTA Bastad)
Benesova - U.Radwanska 2 @ pinnacle 2,65 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
The Polish youngster Urszula Radwanska will play Czech clay-courter Iveta Benesova in the first round. Benesova is a solid player who has achieved all of her career best results on clay. She uses extreme topspin on her forehand and slower topspin and slice on her backhand. She prefers slow surfaces and is patient baseliner who wins matches by disrupting her opponents' rhythm through changes of spin, pace, depth, height, and angle. Her opponent, Urszula Radwanska, is an all-court player who hits consistently on both the forehand and the backhand sides. Her favorite shot is her backhand down-the-line. She is also very accurate with the drop shot and lob. She lacks much of the "power plays", thus she relies on tactical accuracy and patience on constructing the point before hitting a winner. She is a talented player and has a solid season this year with the biggest victory over her more famous sister in February 2009. We expect a high-quality match in the first round but Radwanska is definitely more talented player with brighter future ahead of her. Her YTD record is also better and she simply doesn’t deserve the price she gets here. Anything above 2.5 seems like to be value here.
jarza14 - 6 lip 2009, o 17:18
Federer - Karlovic 3:0 -1j
Benesova - U.Radwanska 3:6, 6:2, 6:2 -2j
lipiec: -3j
jarza14 - 7 lip 2009, o 07:57
7th Jul 2009 (ATP Newport)
Mahut - Delic 2 @ bwin 3,28 1/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Frenchman Nicolas Mahut will play Bosnian-American Amer Delic in the first round at Newport. Amer Delic is noted for his big serve. He is actually a skilled volleyer and is known for having great overhead smashes. He has the game suited to rapid surfaces as he doesn’t like the long rallies from the baseline. Amer started off the year in Brisbane, where he won three qualifying matches, but was defeated in the first round by Mario Ancic in three tiebreaks. At the Australian Open, he came through three qualifying matches again. In the first round of the main draw he defeated Taylor Dent. In the second round he defeated Paul-Henri Mathieu. In the third round he was stopped by Novak Djokovic in 4 sets. He proofed he is able to fight the World´s top players if he has his day. He hasn’t added any good results since then but we believe that it can be changed today. He will play Nicolas Mahut of France. Mahut is a very dangerous player especially on fast surfaces (grass, indoor) as his right-handed serve is really strong. He is also a good serve and volleyer which helped him to become the world class doubles player. He has won many tournaments with his country-mate Julien Benneteau but last two years he has been showing some solid performances in singles as well. His career best result is his remarkable run in 2007 Queens where he managed to defeat fifth-seed Croatian Ivan Ljubicic and top-seed Rafa Nadal both in straight sets to reach semis where he beat another Frenchman Arnaud Clement. He lost to Andy Roddick in a very tight match having one match point in the second set tiebreak in his first ATP final. But his current form is not impressive. He hasn’t started the year on the court due to injury and when he came back in March, he started on challenger circuit but noted several poor losses to players such as Elgin, Dorsch, Schukin, Ouhab or Roger-Vasselin. He should feel comfortable within these conditions but his former form is gone and anything can happen today. We expect a tight match and odds above 3 on Delic are worth considering here.
jarza14 - 8 lip 2009, o 20:15
Mahut - Delic 6:4, 6:4 -1j
lipiec: -4j
jarza14 - 10 lip 2009, o 10:12
10th Jul 2009 (Davis Cup)
Czech Republic - Argentina 2 @ pinnacle 2,19 3/10
Czech Republic will host Argentina in Davis Cup quarterfinals and our today´s pick is Argentine team to advance. We will not focus on particular rubbers as this bet has a better value for us. Czech Republic will be looking to avenge a 5-0 defeat in its last Davis Cup meeting with Argentina. They played in 2005 but it was on clay in South America. This is going to be totally different and the surface is obviously chosen according to Czech needs. On the other hands, Argentina has probably the most promising player in the World, Juan Martin Del Potro. He is by far the best player from nominated ones and we expect him to win both of his matches. He will play Minar in the first clash as Czech no. 2 Radek Stepanek is still injured and he will probably start on Saturday with doubles. Minar is not going to be a hard work for Argentina. In the second match, Del Potro will face Tomas Berdych who is a talented player but deadly inconsistent. We expect Del Potro to win this one as well. The third point for Argentina could be added in Saturday´s doubles. Even if Berdych and Stepanek have the solid Davis Cup record in doubles but they are not typical players for double and especially Berdych often has the problem to get used for bigger court and net play. Berdych will probably get past Monaco today but any other point will be extremely hard to get for the Czech players. Czech Republic upset France 3-2 in the 1st round to advance to a second successive Davis Cup quarterfinal. Having fallen in the quarterfinals last year to Russia, it is bidding to reach the Davis Cup semifinals for the first time since 1996. Argentina finished as Davis Cup runner-up last year and eased past Netherlands 5-0 in the 1st round this year. With Del Potro and promising Mayer in their squad, they are not without a chance to win the whole Cup. Argentina is a slight favourite for us and odds above 2 must be taken here.
jarza14 - 12 lip 2009, o 09:14
12th Jul 2009 (Davis Cup)
Robredo - A.Beck 2 @ pinnacle 3,72 1/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Tommy Robredo is scheduled to play the last match of quarterfinal Davis Cup tie against Andreas Beck. If this match is played, it will probably decide everything. There will be too much pressure on Robredo who is far from playing his best. His first performance against Kohlschreiber was terrible and he needs to play totally different way today. He is a defensive baseline counterpuncher. He typically likes to stay back towards the baseline during a rally and will usually approach the net only to catch a short reply or drop shot from his opponent. He produced numerous unforced errors in his first match and if he does so, he usually loses the match as he usually has just a few winners on his side. His opponent will be promising German Andreas Beck. He has a good year and plays solid tennis on clay. In the first match, he played 2 good sets against Verdasco and if he keeps that level, he should be able to beat Robredo. If it is played, Robredo is just a slight favourite for us as his last performance was really poor. Young German doesn’t deserve to be such a big dog. Odds above 3.5 are definitely worth trying.
jarza14 - 12 lip 2009, o 11:30
12th Jul 2009 (Davis Cup)
Monaco - I.Minar 2 @ unibet 4,50 1/10
Head-to-head record 0:1
To be honest, we hope this match is not going to be played. In our eyes, Argentine coach Tito Vasquez has already made two mistakes by nominating pure clay-courter Juan Monaco for the first singles and by leaving out Del Potro from Saturday´s double. The absence of Del Potro was definitely step aside and the situation now looks much worse for Argentine. We hope he won´t make the third mistake in a row and that he will send Acasuso for the second match today. Anyway, Del Potro should be able to beat Tomas Berdych in the first match today and make it 2-2. As for the last match, there is still big questionnaire if Stepanek will be able to play for Czech Republic. However, if Minar plays the last match instead of him, he definitely has a chance against Monaco. Monaco is 0-1 against Minar and both fast taraflex surface and home crowd are important factors that speak in Minar´s favour. We know that Monaco is a better player but Minar simply cannot be around 4, especially when he plays home and on fast surface. It may be a bit confusing that we advised you to bet on Argentina and now we recommend to back on Czech player but if this match is played, there will be a value on Czech side.
jarza14 - 12 lip 2009, o 22:03
Czech Republic - Argentina 3:2 -3j
Robredo - A.Beck zwrot
Monaco - I.Minar zwrot
lipiec: -7j
szkoda Argentyny, ale błędy trenera w doborze zawodników były poważne, a także Juan Monaco był blisko wygranej z Berdychem w sobote...
jarza14 - 13 lip 2009, o 08:10
13th Jul 2009 (ATP Bastaad)
Serra - Vinciguerra 2 @ pinnacle 2,62 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Vinciguerra´s comeback continues at home tournament in Bastaad. Vinciguerra was an impressive junior, winning the European junior championships and making the final of the junior Australian Open when he was 17, when he finished as the number 6 in the junior rankings. The left-hander has won one singles title and reached his highest singles ATP-ranking in 2001, when he became the number 33 in the world. He has experienced significant problems with a back and knees injury. After undergoing several knee operations, Andreas Vinciguerra made his comeback last November, playing club tennis here in Malmo. Very few people thought that he would make it back into the Davis Cup team and even fewer could have conceived what a strong performance he would put on in his first two international matches since October 2006. Amazingly, Vinciguerra, was very close to victory in both matches. He then played the final of challenger at Rome definitely got back to the track in Duesseldorf losing to Tsonga in 3 sets and beating Ginepri easily. Vinciguerra should be well prepared for this match and he will be supported by the home crowd. His opponent will be Florent Serra of France whose best years already passed. He is a hard worker who never gives up but his results are just too inconsistent for us. Furthermore, he is coming off the grass and heading to American hard courts and thus Swede has better match practice. We admit that Serra should be a slight favourite but the current price is too high. Anything above 2.3 can be taken.
jarza14 - 13 lip 2009, o 15:36
Serra - Vinciguerra 7:6, 3:6, 4:6 +3,24j
lipiec: -3,76j
jarza14 - 13 lip 2009, o 16:10
The new picks will probably be released on Tuesday by 11:00 am GMT.
jarza14 - 14 lip 2009, o 10:00
14th Jul 2009 (WTA Palermo)
Mayr - Savchuk 2 @ pinnacle 2,34 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Ukrainian qualifier Olga Savchuk will play Patricia Mayr of Austria in the first round at Palermo. Savchuk is a player who spent most of her career on ITF circuit and her career high ranking was No. 79, achieved in 2008. She is an inconsistent player and her 2009 record is poor as she won just 9 out of 21 matches. On the other hand, she played the great tennis in qualifiers here and hasn’t lost a single set. This is what exactly what her self-confidence needed and we believe she is able to make at least one more step in the main draw. Her opponent will be Patricia Mayr who is the player of similar qualities. She hasn’t been playing in a good shape lately and it is hard to find a reason she is such a big favourite here. Well she has slightly better YTD record but she lost 7 out of last 9 matches and she was beaten by the likes of De Los Rios, Castano, Cravero or El Tabakh and we think that Savchuk is not without a chance on her favourite surface. Odds above 2.2 are good enough for us.
jarza14 - 14 lip 2009, o 10:04
14th Jul 2009 (WTA Prague)
Kudryavtseva - Vaidisova 2 @ pinnacle 1,98 2/10
Head-to-head record 2:0
Former Czech prodigy is still trying to come back – unsuccessfully so far. She is a player of big potential and sky high ambitions. Now she has a great chance to finally make a solid result in front of her home audience. She achieved a career-high ranking of World No. 7 in 2007. She is an aggressive baseliner and her serve is considered her biggest weapon. She likes to take the ball on the rise with full power on every shot. Her sharp angled forehand can set up a point that will be hit with a big and heavy forehand which will be converted to a winner. She boasts a powerful first serve that sometimes lacks consistency in tight moments. Her primary weakness is her mental toughness, Her emotions on court can adversely affect her game and her mental toughness needs to be improved. Thus she hires her stepfather Ales Kodat as a coach again and they are trying to find the way back among the top players. Her YTD record is terrible and she noted several really poor losses to unknown opponents. She began her spring clay court season at the Andalucia Tennis Experience in Marbella. She defeated Angelique Kerber in the first round but fell to Roberta Vinci in the second round. At Roland Garros Vaidisova's poor form continued as she was eliminated in the first round by Virginia Ruano Pascual in straight sets. The next tournament Nicole competed in following the French Open was the Wimbledon warmup event at Eastbourne, but she fell in the second qualifying round to Melanie South. At Wimbledon Nicole was defeated in the first round by Rossana De Los Rios in 3 sets meaning she slipped outside the top 100 in the rankings. This is really sad situation for the player of her caliber but she needs to start again from scratch and the home tournament in Prague is ideal occasion for that. She will face Alla Kudryavtseva in the first round. Russian is an average player whose YTD record of 11-19 is also really poor. She doesn’t deserve to be a favourite in this match. Vaidisova is worth taking for us at above 1.8.
jarza14 - 15 lip 2009, o 06:08
Mayr - Savchuk 6:4, 6:4 -2j
Kudryavtseva - Vaidisova 7:5, 6:2 -2j
lipiec: -7,76j
ehh, nic nie idzie, te baby graj± strasznie, Vadisova prowadzi 5:3 w 1 secie i przegrywa go, a zarazem przegrywa 7 gemów pod rz±d
jarza14 - 16 lip 2009, o 09:06
16th Jul 2009 (ATP Stuttgart)
Kiefer - Greul 2 @ bet365 2,75 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Two Germans will fight for a third round spot at Stuttgart today. Experienced Nicolas Kiefer will face his fellow countryman Simon Greul. Kiefer hasn’t played a lot of matches this year and his match practice for this one is insufficient as he is first up here since Wimbledon. It is not a secret that he doesn’t like clay and he has never played this home tournament before. Clay is by far his worst surface and he has a negative career record on this surface. Kiefer primarily employs an offensive baseline playing style, although is fairly comfortable playing from all court positions. He also has a particularly excellent array of finesse shots, including the high lob and drop shot, both of which he can strike from any position, including from deep in the court. Kiefer' primary weakness is his movement. He doesn’t like to play the long rallies for the back and often tries to attack soon. In the first round, he defeated inconsistent Berdych but Czech player did most of the work for him. He will play Simon Greul who has been playing in a good shape lately. He performed well across all surfaces and he should be confident enough. There is a big gap between these two players but everything can happen on clay and odds above 2.65 are at least worth trying for a small stake.
jarza14 - 16 lip 2009, o 11:33
Kiefer - Greul 6:3, 6:4 -2j
lipiec: -9,76j
ale miesi±c, ehhh...
jarza14 - 17 lip 2009, o 09:36
17th Jul 2009 (ATP Stuttgart)
Chardy - Zverev 2 @ pinnacle 2,26 2/10
Head-to-head record 0:0
Home player Mischa Zverev will face Frenchman Jeremy Chardy in the third round at Stuttgart. Zverev is a tall guy who is known for his powerful, precise serves, as well as heavy forehands. Additionally, his backhand down the line is very dangerous. He has an offensive baseline style of play, and is also known for his solid feel at the net. These weapons make him a force to behold especially on faster surfaces, but he has been playing well on clay this year as well and his current form looks great. He demolished both Garcia Lopez and Simon in first two rounds and he has managed to defeat the likes of Ferrero, Berdych, Mathieu or Simon on clay this year. He has improved his movement significantly and his self confidence should be fine at the moment. His opponent will be Jeremy Chardy whose best result comes from last year´s French Open. After beating Frederico Gil and David Nalbandian at the 2008 French Open, he beats Dmitry Tursunov in the third round. However, he lost in the following round in three tight sets, 7-6 7-6 7-5, to Spaniard Nicholas Almagro. Regardless, Chardy produced his best Grand Slam showing so far in his professional career. He is more than solid player and the big hope of French tennis. He is an offensive baseliner with great serve and aggressive and powerful strokes from the both wings. However, his latest results were just mediocre and even if he is a player of big potential, he is still too inconsistent for us. We expect a tight match. 2 points bet on home player.
jarza14 - 18 lip 2009, o 10:53
Chardy - Zverev 7:6, 6:1 -2j
lipiec: -11,76j
nic im nie wchodzi w tym miesi±cu...
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