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@AceTheTennis Please Pavlovic please don't dropshot🙂

@AceTheTennis Pavlovic - Mena: two retarded playing each other. Pavlovic has great +1 serve but can't take advantage of it, using some mediocre slice and it doesn't fucking work

#AceCard 07/04 £100 sent to a ❤️/RT if we sweep 🤝 🇫🇷 Pavlovic ML - 1.91 (3u) 🇧🇦 Fatic ML - 2.15 🇫🇷 Hemery ML - 2.25 🇺🇸 Quinn ML - 1.73 🇦🇷 Aboian ML - 1.96 🇨🇿 Pliskova over 9.5 games - 1.96 🇧🇷 Reis +1.5 sets - 1.83 🇦🇺 Duckworth ML - 1.72

@tennismasterr Cilic playing unbelievable right now

Monte Carlo 🇲🇨 🇰🇿 Shevchenko @ 2.17 / +117 (bet105) - 1u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ I still believe Cilic is a big threat to many players at this level, but the later he gets in his career, the more he seems dependent on favorable conditions. The Croat started the year very positively for someone of his age (37), but it’s important to note that most of those events were played on decently paced hard courts, where his big serve and offensive, low-margin tennis are rewarded. With the transition to clay — especially here in Monte Carlo — his main strengths are somehwat diminished. Shevchenko also has the advantage of already playing competitive matches on this surface and also has been playing good level too for a month or so. Overall, it feels like the veteran is a bit overvalued after a strong start to the year that came in very different, and more suitable, conditions for him. Don't think it's the spot where he should be favored.

@backhandtl His mentality isn't so tough in my opinion. Of course he's talented like you said👌

Yi Zhou is someone who I rate highly and think should definitely be ranked higher. He has a big serve and heavy ballstriking on the forehand wing. His backhand is solid and an offensive weapon (though it still needs more consistency). He also shows solid movement to the frontcourt, utilizing his long arms well at the net. Of course, his volley game is not exceptional, but it is great to see him adding that to his point construction alongside his heavy ballstriking and big serve. I see him making strides in the future if he can improve his rally tolerance (currently the weakest part of his game). On these lightning-fast courts in Wuning, I seriously see him as a potential champion for this Challenger week in his home country.

@cajun_vegas Do you think Tagger has some value today?

Also when you bet on Stefanos Shitpants, Garbage Bone Marozsan, women with 1-hand backhands like Lilli Tagger, and players named Sinja and Grabher.

@SopranosPicks Haha so unlucky, I notice Ellis injury so go Boulais to win 2nd set, and Ellis retires - Ellis ML is cooked, Boulais 2nd set refunded😆😆

@lapenetree Just the usual luck I have brother, nothing new.

Wake & Cash 😴 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗿 𝗪𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 🇨🇳 (1.5U) Ellis ML @ 2.10 / +110 🍀 Hit 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘 if you’re tailing! 🍀 Going for our 3RD straight W&C These courts in Wuning are some of the fastest hard courts you will ever lay your eyes on, this means routine service holds, power being so easy to use and any break of serve can often be decisive. Blake Ellis is a big lad, with alot of power behind him and a great serve, he loves finishing points quickly with his forehand after setting himself up and on courts like these his game can flourish at its peak. He’s nothing special, I don’t see huge upside potential behind him but I know he can compete in this particular matchup. The thing that has usually let Ellis down is the fact that he always tries to end points quick but here he won’t have a problem doing that and he can also approach the net with confidence. Should be a serve off between him and Justin Boulais but I favour Ellis to be more reliable in these conditions.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker in his first 6 seasons: 8.6 PPG This season: 20.8 PPG Ladies and gentlemen, the most improved player of the year. 🔥

@TailToWin His mentality is shit.

Stefanos Shitsipants should really consider quitting tennis for a while.

@DoctorProfit In 1x it bumps to 21.5

Disclosure: subs got this before he was announced off the bench. Points has come down to 18.5 but assists odds remain basically the same. I think this is great for the play overall though

Steph’s first game back and he has to be defended by Amen Thompson. That does not sound fun. 7.9 Points and 10.2 Assists per 75 possessions with Amen as the primary defender the last 3 Seasons

@tennismasterr What an amazing smash from Altmaier on break point🥵

Bucharest 🇷🇴 🇩🇪 Altmaier @ 2.40 / +140 (bet105) - 1u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ Pretty straightforward here — I just don’t power-rank Prizmic as highly as the bookies do. As of now, nothing really stands out from the Croat to justify being a clear favorite at this level. He’s also just 6–17 lifetime against top 30–100 players and 2–5 since the start of 2025. Altmaier obviously started the season horribly, but he has finally picked up some wins, regained a bit of confidence, and is likely trending upward now that he’s back in his preferred conditions. For me, this is very close to a 50/50 matchup, hence value on the German at these prices.

@ahotennispicks @SpilXperten Santillan is doing shitty thing on court now😆What a crybaby, I don't know why he isn't ejected from this match now

@ahotennispicks @SpilXperten Santillan isn't well but his slice-spamming really troubles Aguiard now😆

🎾🇨🇳 ITF M25, Maanshan Enzo Aguiard ML @ 2,24 (Marathon) to beat Akira Santillan (1u) Write-up at @SpilXperten and reasoning below ⬇️ spilxperten.com/tips/enzo-agui… Aguiard is coming on with great form and has won 13 of his last 15 matches including wins against Li Tu and Hsu. He has been looking very comfortable this week so far and faces Santillan, who is constantly dealing with injuries. He withdrew in his last tournament against Schifris and withdrew in the tournament before that and has retired several more times this year. Moreover he was lucky to get through against Ostapenkov, being down 3-5, 15-30 in the 1st set. Aguiard in form won´t be an easy task and although the price might be close to reflecting the physical issues, I still think it´s worth a bet. I would take it at a bookie that pays out without the match having to be complete as I would argue it´s likely that Santillan could pull out at some point throughout the match. Don´t take potential retirement as a decisive factor here though - it could happen, but no matter what Aguiard is a solid player on good form

@currysafraud @brandinpodziem2 answer him

Not tweeting until Podz scores 30

@josemorgado Mannarino on slow clay in Bucharest... Maybe he can't do anything

Only two top 50 players left in Bucharest: #43 Mannarino #47 Marozsan

@izzybtizzy Bennani is playing some serious tennis at this moment🥵

🇲🇦 ATP Marrakech - Daily Betting Preview 🎾 Two local wildcards already caused big upsets in R1 and now they’re back on court. Can they run it back or is it time for reality to hit? Let's dig in today's matches👇 🕧 11:00 am WEST | 🇦🇷 M. Trungelliti [Q] - 🇵🇱 K. Majchrzak Trungelliti is cooking right now on clay. He's on a eight match win streak, looks super comfortable in these conditions and you can just see how much he enjoys this slight altitude clay. Tons of variation, heavy spin, good feel. He’s a nightmare if the match gets grindy. But this is a tricky one, as Majchrzak is basically the opposite type of player. Flatter, more direct, takes the ball early and speeds things up. And Marrakech rewards that more than classic clay. So it really comes down who dictates the tempo. If this turns into long, heavy rallies Trungelliti can challenge the Pole. But if it stays more direct and quicker, the edge goes to Majchrzak. The H2H also slightly favours the Pole and he has shown multiple times that he can deal with Trunge’s patterns and kind of “outsmart” him in key moments. Their matches are usually super tight though and there's not much between them. Conditions push this a bit towards Majchrzak, as the court is just fast enough to take away some of Trunge’s grinding edge and allow Majchrzak to play through the court. But also the Argentine's current form and comfort here makes it hard to fully trust the favourite at this price. Lean: Very close matchup, but I do have Majchrzak slightly ahead here. The 1.45 odd on him doesn’t offer much value, even if I’d have him a bit higher, more in the 1.60 range. At the same time, the underdog side isn’t attractive either and I’d need something > 3 to get interested in Trungelliti. Overall, this just feels like a well-priced match with no real edge. 🕧 11:00 am WEST | 🇨🇿 V. Kopriva [6] - 🇷🇸 H. Medjedovic Medjedovic comes in with a CH title in Naples and a lot of confidence, no doubt. His level last week was really strong and on paper he’s probably the more dangerous player here with his power and ability to finish points. Still, this is a bit of a tricky spot. Back-to-back weeks are always something to keep in mind with him, especially given his past fitness issues. On top of that, Naples played slower, so the transition to Marrakech’s quicker clay isn’t completely seamless. Kopriva, meanwhile, is quietly having a really solid clay season. His losses this year came against legit top clay guys (Cerundolo, Navone, Etcheverry) and overall he’s been very reliable in these types of matchups. His game is built on structure, patience and a super solid backhand. Kopriva gets his chances, if this turns into long, structured rallies, while Medjedovic has the edge if it stays more aggressive and points shorten. The quicker conditions in Marrakech lean slightly towards Medjedovic, as the court rewards his power a bit more. But that also depends on how fresh he is after last week’s run. Lean: I did look at Kopriva as an underdog, but realistically most of that edge would come from potential fatigue on the other side and no clear match-up advantage and that’s a spot I’ve burned myself on before. Medjedovic is the better player overall, but Kopriva can absolutely make this competitive and I pick him to win at least a set @ 1.55. 🕧 12:30 pm WEST | 🇫🇷 C. Moutet [3] - 🇲🇦 T. Baadi [WC] Nice story from Baadi, no doubt. Big win over Vukic with the crowd fully behind him and he's riding that momentum. But this is a completely different matchup. Moutet is about as uncomfortable as it gets to play against, especially for someone like Baadi. Lefty, tons of variation, constant rhythm changes. The Frenchman basically built to disrupt players who rely on structure and timing. And that’s exactly Baadi’s profile. He had success vs. Vukic because he could play his game, find rhythm and expose movement issues. That’s not happening here. Moutet will mix spins, throw in junk, change pace. This is just a nightmare to deal with if you don’t have real weapons. Even with the crowd behind him, it’s hard to see how Baadi consistently hurts Moutet in rallies or puts him under pressure. Lean: Moutet can always have dips, that’s just part of his game, but this should be very one-sided. Moutet will win 2–0, I don't think Baadi will win more than six games. 🕧 2:00 pm WEST | 🇮🇹 L. Darderi [1] - 🇮🇹 M. Bellucci Darderi comes in as defending champion and these conditions fit him perfectly. Heavy spin, physical rallies, high intensity.... This is exactly where he’s at his best. Bellucci, on the other hand, had a really tough match last round. He needed three long sets vs. local WC Bennani and had visible physical issues late on. Overall this wasn't a convincing level. He even mentioned himself that he wasn’t feeling great and looked quite tired. That’ will be a big problem in this matchup. Bellucci’s game relies a lot on timing and early ball striking, which becomes much harder to execute on clay, especially if he’s not at 100%. Any physical limitation takes away his ability to dictate and shorten points and that plays directly into Darderi’s strengths. If this turns physical (which it should), Darderi has a massive edge. He can outlast Bellucci, push him deeper into rallies and force errors over time. Given how shaky Bellucci looked physically, it’s hard to see him sustaining a high level across two sets here. Lean: This feels like a bad spot for Bellucci more than anything else. Darderi ML @ 1.3 should be a perfect parlay pusher and my single bet is Darderi 2–0 @ 1.86 OR Darderi -3.5 @ 1.7. 🕧 2:00 pm WEST | 🇲🇦 K. Bennani [WC] - 🇩🇪 Y. Hanfmann Nice win from Bennani last round, no doubt. He had his big moment, great crowd support and played a really solid match. But this feels like a clear back-to-reality spot. Hanfmann is just a completely different level in these conditions. Marrakech suits him perfectly with his big serve, heavy forehand and enough altitude to really make his first-strike game pop. When he’s on, he can take matches out of your hands pretty quickly. And that’s the issue for Bennani here. He’s solid, plays with good length, but doesn’t really have the weapons to hurt someone like Hanfmann. Against Halys he could settle into rallies and build points. Against Hanfmann, he’s going to be under pressure almost immediately. Once the German gets into his preferred serve +1 patterns, Bennani is mostly reacting. Even in longer rallies, he doesn’t have the firepower to consistently turn things around or take control. Add in the experience gap and these are exactly the kind of matches Hanfmann usually handles well. Lean: This feels like a match which Hanfmann dictates from start to finish. The crowd might push Bennani for a few games, but over a full match it’s hard to see him staying competitive. Hanfmann 2–0 is very realistic. #ATP #TennisBets #BettingTwitter #atpmarrakech #ValueBet #Gambling𝕏 #GrandPrixHassanII #marrakechopen

@No_Motromojo @UTDMayor_Blazer @Suns @vinijr @mathcunha20 @CBF_Futebol He's Japanese bro not all asian is Chinese

@UTDMayor_Blazer @Suns @vinijr @mathcunha20 @CBF_Futebol There are no short players in the NBA bro Except some Chinese guy who Bulls right now he's 5 ft 7 the rest are all 6 or 6+ feet

Book linking up with Vini Jr. and Matheus Cunha 🤝🇧🇷

@tennismasterr I swear I love watching Svrcina more than Kopriva. He neither has power nor IQ

Marrakech 🇲🇦 🇨🇿 Kopriva @ 2.34 / +134 (bet105) - 1u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ When it comes to playing back-to-back weeks, Medjedovic is one of the more unreliable players due to his questionable endurance and fitness levels. The Serb is coming off a Challenger title won on Sunday in Naples, and now faces a consistent baseliner in Kopriva, who is known for prolonging rallies and extracting errors — far from ideal after a long week, especially for someone like Medjedovic who can spew errors when things aren't clicking. Conditions between the two events also differ notably: Naples is at sea level with heavier, chillier conditions, while Marrakech is played at altitude with warmer, sunnier weather. Although Medjedovic can certainly be dangerous in these conditions with his serve, but the overall circumstances — quick turnaround, different conditions, and a stylistically difficult opponent — feel against him, so I don’t mind opposing him at these prices.

@772_Bets I wait 6.5 line and he still clears😅

Landen Roupp u4.5 Ks ❌ Really strong start and already 6 Ks from Roupp

@edgeAIapp What happened with Menorca Challenger sir?

Due to heavy rain qualifying and round 1 matches at the Miyazaki Challenger tournament have been moved indoors. Play should resume shortly Carl Emil Overbeck Vs Tai Sach Yusuke Kusuhara Vs Koki Matsuda JiSung Nam Vs Yuta Kikuchi