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ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A :Â 2.00%
Method B :Â 3.00%
Alcaraz has beaten Thanasi Kokkinakis, Tallon Griekspoor, Jack Draper and eighth seed Felix Auger-Aliassime.
Alcaraz and Sinner are widely regarded as two of the best young players currently in the game.
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Both players have formidable games, especially on hardcourts, where their strong serves, powerful hitting off either flank and elite athleticism pay rich dividends.Â
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There’s very little to choose between the two players, with only one of their four previous meetings ending in straight sets (Alcaraz, 2021 Paris Round of 32). All their meetings have been closely contested and have produced some top-class tennis from both players.
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While Sinner has dropped two sets this week, Alcaraz has won all eight, giving the Spaniard a slight edge in current form. I think that Alcaraz will win this one as when looking at the previous matches as he is playing cleaner tennis than Sinner does. He has the upper hand in their h2h and should be able to win this one. Alcaraz will undoubtedly play with more variety than Sinner’s previous opponents and will look to bring the Italian to the net a fair amount.
ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A :Â 1.50%
Method B :Â 2.25%
Both Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff recovered quite well from a second set stumble in the previous round to emerge victorious. The latter needed to go the extra mile as well as she trailed by a break in the deciding set.
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Gauff’s troublesome forehand almost sent her packing in the previous round, but her fighting spirit pulled her over the finish line. She has previously been able to handle Sabalenka’s power-packed game with her athleticism and defensive skills, but will need something more this time around.
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While Gauff has a winning record against Sabalenka, the latter is in great form at the moment. She’s oozing confidence following her run at the Australian Open and has lost just one match this year.
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The slow conditions here blunt Sabalenka’s game just a bit, but she has managed to do well here so far. It is imperative to note that Sabalenka has improved markedly in that span and enters this match as a huge favorite.Â
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Gauff’s forehand continues to falter in big moments and will need some tweaking to have a shot at Sabalenka here. Given their history, Gauff does have a shot, but if the Belarusian maintains her current level then there’s no stopping her.
ANALYSIS
Methode A : 2,00%
Methode B : 3,00%
The draw has opened quite a lot on the side of Alcaraz. Alcaraz was quite convincing in his first match against Kokkinakis with a first serve at 82% and a second one at 88%. I see Alcaraz reach the semi-finals at least.
Road to quarterfinal :
In the quarterfinal I see Alcaraz play against Hurkacz or Paul normally as Auger-Aliassime doesn’t seems so steady at all this season and I think that Alcaraz should have enough quality to make life hard for both of them.
ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A : 0.50%
Method B : 0.75%
I see either Messi or Mbappe score tonight against Bayern. The odds for Mbappe or Messi to score are quite high which is why I divide my stake on both of them.Â
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I see Yibing Wu win tonight against Munar. Munar played well over the last month in the Golden Swing and reached the semi-final last Sunday against Jarry. He had to take the plane to California after that and only had 3 days recovery.Â
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The transition from clay to hard is also not a simple one. There are also more reasons to back Wu against Munar but those are the main ones.
ANALYSIS
Methode A : 0,50%
Methode B : 0,75%
I see either Messi or Mbappe score tonight against Bayern. The odds for Mbappe or Messi to score are quite high which is why I divide my stake on both of them.Â
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I see Yibing Wu win tonight against Munar. Munar played well over the last month in the Golden Swing and reached the semi-final last Sunday against Jarry. He had to take the plane to California after that and only had 3 days recovery.Â
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The transition from clay to hard is also not a simple one. There are also more reasons to back Wu against Munar but those are the main ones.
ANALYSIS
Stake :
Methode A :Â 2.00%
Methode B :Â 3.00%
The odd of Rune this morning. Liquidity pushed the odd down with 15%.Â
I have many confirmations here, sources, elo, past results, very strong on the serve.Â
For me this is a logic first step. I see Fritz – Rune in the final.
ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A :Â 1.50%
Method B :Â 2.25%
Djokovic and Medvedev are two of the best players in the game currently and have no discernible weaknesses in their game. Both are quintessential counterpunchers who look to dominate opponents from the baseline and tend to produce their best tennis on hard court.
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The Serb is widely regarded as the game’s best returner, while Medvedev has an impressive baseline game and powerful serve that could hurt Djokovic. Recent matchups haven’t favored the Russian, but considering his recent imperious form, Medvedev could hand Djokovic his first loss of the season.
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Djokovic is 15-0 in 2023 and has not lost a match since Holger Rune beat him in a three-set thriller in the final in Bercy. And even that defeat is the only reverse he has suffered in his last 34 matches. Medvedev, who is riding a 12-match winning steak of his own, has the quality to make this a real challenge for Djokovic.Â
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I strongly believe this match could end up in 3 sets which is why I opted for a set of medvedev.
ANALYSIS
Methode A : 1,00%
Methode B : 1,50%
It’s not the easiest of draws yet I think that Fritz should be able to for full his role as the highest remaining seed. I see Fritz normally being able to win against Tiafoe (Tiafoe didn’t really had a test yet) and normally neither Paul or McDonald should cause an issue for Fritz to reach the final.
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In the final I think the only player that could cause some issues would be Rune but let’s see first if Rune manage to beat Berrettini and De Minaur to reach that final.
ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A :Â 1.50%
Method B :Â 2.25%
It took Rune 58 minutes to overcome Nuno Borges in their second round match with the Danish winning 6-0, 6-2.
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Rune, who had earlier been pushed to three sets by Ben Shelton in the first round, slammed seven aces and won 81% of his first serve points in his victory. He faced just one break-point which he saved while breaking his opponent five times in the match.
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The last time Berrettini had played before the start of this tournament was at the Australian Open where he was sent home by Andy Murray in the very first round.
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And while he hasn’t been around since and seen his ranking fall to 24th as a result, Berrettini has shown what he is capable of on return. After defeating Alex Molcan in the first round, Berrettini registered a straight-set win over Elias Ymer to reach the quarters.
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For me Rune is the player that can hurt Berrettini as Alcaraz could hurt Berrettini’s backhand. If you manage to control Berrettini’s forehand then he could win this match by serving well.
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ANALYSIS
Stake :
Method A : 2.00%
Method B :Â 3.00%
Only for those who played Hurkacz at the odd of @5 !!
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If Hurkacz wins 2-1 : 5,5% gains method A / 8,25% gains Method B
If Hurkacz wins 2-0 : 2% gains / 3% gains Method B
If Bonzi wins : 0,5% gains / 0,75% method B