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Started this account 2 months ago with one goal: build a long-term profitable model and stay disciplined through variance. 🎾📈 Since then: 🔥 +67.22 Units Profit 🇲🇨 +21.94U Madrid 🇮🇹 +2.33U Rome (ongoing) 📊 Multiple 30–70% ROI cards 🎯 Countless live reads & underdog hits Biggest thing I’ve learned: Consistency > chasing. Smaller edges compound fast when bankroll management and structure stay sharp. Appreciate everyone who’s been following the journey so far 🤝 We’re just getting started. #atp #Gambling𝕏

LIVE BET ATP Los Cabos Open Qualifying🇲🇽🔥🎾 🇦🇺Bernard Tomic ML @ 2.50 1.5U Can’t believe these odds. Really great price for someone who has been in amazing form for the past few weeks. He just had an amazing run at Lincoln, and played some really solid tennis in Newport. He did have to retire from Boyer in Bloomfield but it was mainly because of the large fatigue load he had from Lincoln. He should be fresh in this match and him dropping a set is common. I see him making a comeback and winning this match. Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #ATP #ATPLosCabos #Tennispicks

🇵🇹Jaime Faria ML @ 2.87 0.75U Faria is the 22 year old Portuguese in the middle of a breakthrough season, playing in front of a home crowd that has already lifted him past Van de Zandschulp and Bueno in straight sets this week. And that we’ve already cashed once on. His game is a heavy forehand and athletic movement, built to dictate from the baseline, and the underlying numbers point at where he can actually win this: he takes 48.25% of opponents’ second-serve points against Darderi’s 43.35%, so when a first serve misses, Faria is meaningfully more likely to turn it into pressure. He also saves break points at a slightly better clip, 62% to 59%. Most importantly, he’s already done it. He beat Darderi 6-3 6-4 in Santiago last year. The only other meeting was a 6-0 6-1 Darderi win at a 2022 Futures event, which tells you about two teenagers four years ago and nothing about now. The counter is real and it’s why this stays small. Darderi is ranked 21st and is one of the most reliable clay performers on tour. Santiago champion, Rome semifinalist, Båstad runner-up last week, and he arrives having destroyed Pedro Martinez 6-0 6-1 on yesterday, which is the opposite of a fatigue signal despite the back to back deep runs. He’s selective, polished, and picks his moments to attack, and if he plays at that level the class gap simply decides it.

Official Card ATP Estoril July 24🇵🇹🔥🎾 🇦🇷Roman Burruchaga ML @ 2.20 1U 🇵🇹Jaime Faria ML @ 2.87 0.75U Got a good feeling about this card. Two plays, two dogs! Writeups in comments. Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #ATPEstoril #Tennispicks

🇦🇷Roman Burruchaga ML @ 2.20 1U Blockx is the No. 4 seed, a 38th ranked Belgian teenager with a impressive 2026 ATP record… 29-13 overall, 13-5 on clay, clean ball-striking and unusual composure for his age. That’s the résumé the price is built on. What it isn’t accounting for is his condition: he’s working back from an ankle injury picked up at Roland Garros, and since returning he lost immediately at Wimbledon and immediately again at Umag. A young aggressive baseliner whose game runs on movement and disciplined court positioning is exactly the profile that suffers most from an ankle that isn’t fully trusted, and slow Estoril clay is where you find that out. It’s the surface that demands the most sliding, the most direction changes, the longest points. Burruchaga is the opposite. He’s a clay grinder in the middle of his best stretch, 22-12 on the surface this year, and he’s already beaten Wawrinka and then Nuno Borges. His game is patience and repetition, extending rallies until the other man’s discipline cracks, which is the worst possible assignment for someone protecting a joint. And he has the direct evidence: he’s beaten Blockx both times they’ve played, 6-4 6-3 on clay at Zug in 2024 and 6-1 7-5 on hard at Canberra in 2025. That’s not a fluke result on a strange surface. It’s a matchup he simply owns.

Official Card ATP 🇦🇹Kitzbuhel / 🇵🇹Estoril July 23🔥🎾 🇩🇪Yannik Hanfmann / 🇦🇷Sebastian Baez Over 22.5 Total Games @ 1.80 2U 🇮🇹Luciano Darderi ML / 🇪🇸Pablo Carreno Busta ML @ 1.88 1.5U 🇸🇰Alex Molcan ML @ 2.67 1U Writeups will be posted soon! I’m very confident in all these picks! Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #ATPKitsbuhel #ATPEstoril #Tennispicks

Official Card ATP 🇦🇹Kitzbuhel / 🇵🇹Estoril July 22 Recap🔥🎾 🇫🇷Hugo Gaston ML @ 2.54 1.5U✅ 🇫🇷Quentin Halys ML @ 2.41 1U✅ 2/2, up +3.72U. Two dogs, two wins✅✅ Show some love if you tailed! Next card will be posted in a few hours.🥂🔥🎾 #Tennispicks #Tennisbetting

Quentin Halys ML @ 2.41 1U Vacherot is the more talented player and the higher seed, but he’s still working back from a foot injury with only three matches since Madrid. And the pattern with big hitting players returning from a lower body layoff is that timing and movement lag behind confidence. The legs aren’t there to hold up in extended clay exchanges, and the margins tighten on the very shots that make him dangerous. Halys walks in the opposite direction: he’s already won a match this week, beating Djere. So he’s rhythm tested on this surface at this altitude. His serve is the equalizer that keeps him in games he shouldn’t hold, and against an opponent short of court time he only needs to be steady enough to force a long, physical match to expose the gap. If Vacherot’s foot is an issue, this price is wrong. The bet is that three matches in two months isn’t enough to be sharp against someone who’s already in gear.

Official Card ATP 🇦🇹Kitzbuhel / 🇵🇹Estoril July 22🔥🎾 🇫🇷Hugo Gaston ML @ 2.54 1.5U 🇫🇷Quentin Halys ML @ 2.41 1U The ultimate French underdog card😂 Writeups in comments! Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #ATPKitzbuhel #ATPEstoril #Tennispicks

Hugo Gaston ML @ 2.54 1.5U Droguet plays a conventional baseline game and hurts opponents when he’s given time to set up and hit through the court. He wants rhythm, clean looks, repeatable patterns. Gaston is built to deny exactly that. The lefty variety, the drop shots, the constant changes of pace and height mean Droguet never gets two identical balls in a row, and the read is that Gaston draws enough errors simply by refusing to let the rally settle into a pattern. Gaston also arrives with zero fatigue unlike Droquet. Droguet is match sharp himself after grinding past Ugo Carabelli 6-0 3-6 6-4, that 3-6 middle set is the version of him that loses the match, but the matchup asks him to solve a problem he isn’t naturally equipped for. At 2.54 you’re getting a live price on the man who dictates the terms of the rallies even when he isn’t the better ball striker.

Jaime Faria ML @ 1.69 1U / Estoril, clay Home dirt, consistent game, and a model on our side. Forebet’s sim has Faria at 61%, comfortably above the 57% the price implies, which is where the value case lives. Faria’s the tidy, repeatable baseliner here, and he’s got a small but real edge on second serve points, the kind of margin that compounds over a best of three on slow clay in front of a home crowd that lifts him. Van de Zandschulp brings the heavier pedigree and a solid heavy hitting baseline that does travel to clay, but he’s the streakier of the two at this stage. He’s capable of dictating when it’s clicking, vulnerable when it isn’t. I find Faria one of the most consistent players on tour and believe that he will show up ready to play with the crowd backing him!

ATP Official Card July 21st 🔥🎾 🇵🇾Adolfo Daniel Vallejo @ 1.55 2U / 🇦🇹Kitzbühel, Clay 🇦🇷Sebastian Baez 2.15 1.5U / 🇦🇹Kitzbühel, Clay 🇵🇹Jaime Faria ML @ 1.69 1U 🇵🇹Estoril, Clay Writeups in comments. Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #ATP #Tennispicks

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo @ 1.55 2U / Kitzbühel, clay Vallejo has a heavy topspin forehand he uses to build points rather than end them. He’s always content to stay in the exchange until the opening appears. That style is tailor made for Kitzbühel’s slow, heavy conditions, and it’s the direct counter to Feldbausch, who carries real power off both wings but whose level fluctuates against stronger opposition and who needs to shorten points to win. In a long rally environment on this surface, the patient grinder holds the advantage over the streaky shot maker. The confidence is real. Vallejo cashed for us in this exact profile at Båstad last week, and the day of analysis backs him without hedging. He’s more comfortable on clay this season, greater consistency in these grind it out matches. No need to overcomplicate it, Vallejo is simply better.

Sebastian Baez @ 2.15 1.5U / Kitzbühel, clay The one measurable edge on the board, and it’s the same profile that cashed for us at 2.12 last week with a model now agreeing. Baez is a compact, low to the ground clay grinder whose whole game is built on legs and return pressure. He wins 29.4% of first serve return points to Kecmanovic’s 22.8%, so he’s the one who manufactures break chances in long dirt rallies, exactly where this match will live. The form arrow is onedirectional, Baez beat Jesper de Jong last week, swept a clay Challenger without dropping a set earlier in the swing, and sits marginally ahead in the Race. While Kecmanovic has won just five of his last ten, went out early at Gstaad to Cerúndolo, and is carrying a 48% game win rate despite a healthy hold. The historical H2H has favored Kecmanovic with the Serbians latest win being in Roland Garros last year in a 5 set battle down 2-0. Which is the reason the bet stays staked small.

🇵🇪Buse ML The Kopriva head to head reads scary at a glance (3-1 Kopriva), but it falls apart on inspection. Two of those wins, Salzburg and Braga were clay meetings back in 2024, against a 20 year old Buse who has since added a full tier of level and a career high ranking; that’s not the same player and shouldn’t be priced as if it is. The one recent result, Mallorca a few weeks ago, was a straight sets Kopriva win. However it was on grass, which is the surface where Buse is at his weakest. Beating grass court Buse says almost nothing about what happens on dirt. Strip the stale clay results and the surface irrelevant grass loss and there’s no meaningful recent evidence that Kopriva has this specific edge anymore. Kopriva is a pace absorbing baseline grinder who wins by taking the sting off the ball and dragging aggressors into long rallies, and that archetype can hang around on slow clay regardless of the ranking gap. He’s also arriving cold, having lost his last three including a limp 1-6 3-6 exit to Prizmic at Umag. This isn’t an edge bet and I won’t pretend it is; it’s a fair number on the higher ceiling player in form on his best surface, with the scary looking H2H correctly discounted for age and surface. That’s a legitimate reason to back him, and the exact reason why I’m taking the Peruvian!

ATP 🇵🇹Estoril & 🇦🇹Kitzbuhel / Challenger 🇫🇮Tampere Official Card July 20🔥🎾 🇵🇪Buse ML @ 1.53 1.5U 🇦🇷Ugo Carabelli ML @ 1.85 1.5U 🇭🇷Ajdukovic ML @ 2.98 0.5U Writeups will be posted in comments soon. Best of luck to everyone who tails! #ATP #Challenger #Tennispicks

Ajdukovic ML Onclin is a serve forward aggressor for this level, a compact righty whose game runs through a strong first serve and quick, winner hunting baseline aggression. When his serve is landing he’s dangerous; the flip side is that he’s the higher variance, serve dependent type, and on slow clay against someone who can absorb and extend, that weapon dulls. Ajdukovic is a clay specialist (62% career on the surface, 180-110) who’s been grinding and winning at exactly this tier: 67.8% at Challenger/ITF level over the last year and a 59.5% overall twelve month win rate, versus Onclin’s 45%. That’s the mismatch… the in form clay grinder priced as a 2.98 afterthought against a serve reliant aggressor whose edge erodes on the slowest surface. This bet is staked small just cause of Challenger volatility. Give me Ajdukovic!

🇦🇷Ugo Carabelli ML This is a style and surface bet at its core. Ugo Carabelli is a clay court attritional grinder. Big two handed backhand baseliner whose whole game is built on extending rallies until the other guy misses. Nine of his career Challenger titles have come on dirt, and the way he wins is length: over 22.5 total games (good bet) in nine of his last ten matches, and the signature line on his résumé is a 4 hour 17 minute five set win over top 40 Karatsev at Roland Garros. He’s not a shotmaker who ends points early. He’s a wall that makes you play one more ball. His 2025 breakout semifinals at Rio, Santiago, Bastad and Umag, up to a career high No. 43, was all that same clay grind identity scaled up, and he defended his Rosario clay Challenger title in February beating Burruchaga 6-2 6-3. Droguet is the stylistic mismatch for that. His career splits lean the other way. 4-3 on hard (57%) versus 6-6 on clay (50%), so he’s a player whose comfort is on quicker courts being asked to win a slow clay attrition match against a specialist. First meeting, so no H2H to muddy it. The read is simply that Carabelli drags this into the kind of long, physical baseline exchange that is his home and Droguet’s discomfort. Give me the Argentine!

@normalxfears @97Nali97 Then he chokes in the 2nd set. Makes me sick🤦

@97Nali97 @ShamBooksBets But Galarneau chokes the S1 tie break. It always goes down like this, always.

Challenger Granby Canada Quarterfinals🇨🇦🔥🎾 🇨🇦Alexis Galarneau ML @ 2.50 1.5U I think this is a great live entry. Galarneau lost his first service game which honestly means nothing this early in the first set. Still tons of tennis to be played. Vukic owns the H2H 1-0 but I feel like Galarneau being at home is gonna help him out big time in this matchup. He’s been playing at a higher level throughout Granby and I totally think he can give Vukic a run for his money. Give me the Canadian! Best of luck to everyone who tails!🥂🔥🎾 #Challenger #Tennispicks

Galarneau plays amazing tennis… then when it comes to a tie break he completely pisses down his leg two sets in a row🫤🫤 Tough beat. We move.

@97Nali97 🤝🤝 Love the analysis, really great read.

@ShamBooksBets Galarneau also has the perfect playstyle to beat vukic. His serve is good enough against such a weaker returner while he gets so so many balls back while vukic only can hit 2-3 good forehands before missing.