2nd Round of the ATP Quito (Clay)
Tennis Majors is investing the daily full capital on the following event, that in our opinion is absolutely the best bet of the 2nd Round of the ATP Quito and a clear mistake by the bookies.
Thomaz Bellucci to beat Janko Tipsarevic
Date: 05 February 2017
Time: 03.00pm Local Time (09.00pm CET)
Tournament: ATP Quito
Event: Thomaz Bellucci vs Janko Tipsarevic
PICK: Thomaz Bellucci TO WIN
Odds: 1.85
Strength: Full Confidence
Thomaz Bellucci is a 29-years old player from Brazil.
Bellucci is a left-handed player, typical clay court baseline player that has wide a great spin on his forehand, a great service and a decent backhand too.
He was never able during his career to level up his tennis, always a lot of up and downs and for a player with his tennis it is very disappointing.
This year he only played Sidney and Melbourne, losing both matches, but the season for him begins today on the Clay Court season, where in South America he usually plays extremely good and the conditions combined with the courts fit perfectly to his tennis.
Janko Tipsarevic is a Serbian 32-years old player.
Janko on the other side always played his best tennis on fast surfaces, he loves to hit the ball hard from the baseline either with forehand and backhand and fast surfaces allow him to find easily the winner.
He played and won this year a couple of challengers in Asia, of course on hard surface, defeating average players. (Sugita and Kavcic the best ones).
He won the 1st round here in Quito, when Gimeno-Traver retired on the 1st set down 4-1.
KEYS
Surface...
There is no doubt at all that this is the main key, Bellucci as style of tennis, as curriculum, way of playing and more... is worth WAY more than Tipsarevic on clay.
His tennis just adjusts better on this surface regarding the Serbian.
Conditions and Practice...
Thomaz Bellucci is from Brazil and playing on a South American tournament most of the times it is very hard to adjust to the conditions of the tournament, of the weather and other things that make these tournaments very different from the typical European Clay Court tournament.
Thomaz arrived early in Quito to practice and get the right feeling with the balls and courts.
On the other side Tipsarevic is not the typical clay court player, he barely played these kind of tournaments in South American and he got to Quito only last Friday and in order to play good on such events you certainly need time.
Verdict...
Matter of surface, conditions, practice and way more, there is no doubt that Thomaz Bellucci is by far the big favorite of this match and 1.86 Odds is just unbelievable, and way far from the real value of this match.
Bet a solid stakes on Thomaz Bellucci on this match, for us he is going to be the winner of this match and 1.86 is just a big mistake by the bookies.
It will be an easy match to predict, Pospisil will be the player making the match, taking most of the risk on it and depending the final results more from his performance than on Daniel Evens one and also for this reason 2.80 is just an out of mind price.
Greetings,
Tennis Majors
Tennis Majors is investing the daily full capital on the following event, that in our opinion is absolutely the best bet of the 2nd Round of the ATP Quito and a clear mistake by the bookies.
Thomaz Bellucci to beat Janko Tipsarevic
Date: 05 February 2017
Time: 03.00pm Local Time (09.00pm CET)
Tournament: ATP Quito
Event: Thomaz Bellucci vs Janko Tipsarevic
PICK: Thomaz Bellucci TO WIN
Odds: 1.85
Strength: Full Confidence
Thomaz Bellucci is a 29-years old player from Brazil.
Bellucci is a left-handed player, typical clay court baseline player that has wide a great spin on his forehand, a great service and a decent backhand too.
He was never able during his career to level up his tennis, always a lot of up and downs and for a player with his tennis it is very disappointing.
This year he only played Sidney and Melbourne, losing both matches, but the season for him begins today on the Clay Court season, where in South America he usually plays extremely good and the conditions combined with the courts fit perfectly to his tennis.
Janko Tipsarevic is a Serbian 32-years old player.
Janko on the other side always played his best tennis on fast surfaces, he loves to hit the ball hard from the baseline either with forehand and backhand and fast surfaces allow him to find easily the winner.
He played and won this year a couple of challengers in Asia, of course on hard surface, defeating average players. (Sugita and Kavcic the best ones).
He won the 1st round here in Quito, when Gimeno-Traver retired on the 1st set down 4-1.
KEYS
Surface...
There is no doubt at all that this is the main key, Bellucci as style of tennis, as curriculum, way of playing and more... is worth WAY more than Tipsarevic on clay.
His tennis just adjusts better on this surface regarding the Serbian.
Conditions and Practice...
Thomaz Bellucci is from Brazil and playing on a South American tournament most of the times it is very hard to adjust to the conditions of the tournament, of the weather and other things that make these tournaments very different from the typical European Clay Court tournament.
Thomaz arrived early in Quito to practice and get the right feeling with the balls and courts.
On the other side Tipsarevic is not the typical clay court player, he barely played these kind of tournaments in South American and he got to Quito only last Friday and in order to play good on such events you certainly need time.
Verdict...
Matter of surface, conditions, practice and way more, there is no doubt that Thomaz Bellucci is by far the big favorite of this match and 1.86 Odds is just unbelievable, and way far from the real value of this match.
Bet a solid stakes on Thomaz Bellucci on this match, for us he is going to be the winner of this match and 1.86 is just a big mistake by the bookies.
It will be an easy match to predict, Pospisil will be the player making the match, taking most of the risk on it and depending the final results more from his performance than on Daniel Evens one and also for this reason 2.80 is just an out of mind price.
Greetings,
Tennis Majors
