All profits are calculated for a Back/Lay LIABILITY Stake of 10 units.
May 21: ( +4.6 units)
1. Karlovic v Milojevic: TIP: Back Karlo@1.22, lay@1.06
Successful: +1.5 units
2. Melzer v Sousa: TIP: Back Melzer@1.43, lay@1.16
Unsuccessful: -4 units
(I’m going to make this unsuccessful as Sousa had his chances early
on and even a set point at one stage).
3. Dellacqua v Mchale: TIP: Back Mchale@1.6, lay@1.25
Successful: +2.85
4. Goerges v Davis: TIP: Back Goerges@1.86, lay@1.45
Successful: +2.8 units
5. Svitolina v Garcia: TIP: Back Svitolina@1.5, lay@1.2
Successful: +2.5 units
6. Barthel v Beck: TIP: Back Beck@1.9, lay@1.4
Unsuccessful: -4 units
7. Montanes v Querrey: TIP: Back Montanes@1.44, lay@1.2
Unsuccessful: -4 units
8. Berlocq v Mahut: TIP: Back Berlocq@1.29, lay@1.06
Successful: +2.15 units
9. Simon v Thiem: TIP: Back Simon@1.7, lay@1.4
Successful: +2.1 units
10. Peng v Espinosa: TIP: Lay Peng@1.62, back@1.95
Successful: +2.7 units
(Slight delayed trading would have easily fetched some profit here
as Espinosa was definitely the better player here!!)
Overall: 7/10 successful: +4.6 units
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2 Comments
At Peng v Espinosa match you said: “(Keep the stakes low here!)”
How much unit you advise when you say keep the stakes low?
I used 5 unit liability instead of the regular 10 unit.
A low stake would be something lesser than your normal stake. If you are staking 10 then halving it as 5 units is what I suggest. The advice is generally given as LOW STAKE due to concern of wild market movements early on in the match and especially if you are to lay the favourite.
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