ARQ007 Tennis Tips
80% strike rate on Tennis in the last week
- Annual Profit
- -498
- Annual Strike Rate
- 55 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -28
- 7 Days Profit
- 27
12 Months Profit Trend
Jul 24 - Jul 25
- Highest ProfitFeb 25
- 8.4
- Lowest ProfitJul 24
- -12.1
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitJul 11
- 3.8
- Lowest ProfitJul 02
- -4
ARQ007’s Tips
Today Tips
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Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.
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WIN @ / 2.50 hcap
The slow conditions in Bastad should suit the crafty Dzumhur (ranked 70) with a head start vs. the more powerful Ofner (ranked 141) at a tournament where a lot of underdogs win. Dzumhur has a habit of blunting big-hitters if they’re not on their game and recently took down big-serving Mpetshi Perricard at Roland Garros, and he beat Mensik on a hard court. There’s little between the pair when it comes to service/return points won totals on clay at the main level this season: Ofner on 101 and Dzumhur 100.3. Dzumhur won their only career meeting comfortably, albeit years ago. Dzumhur will try to make this a scrappy affair, so with the weather set to be cool and rain around, conditions will be slow.
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WIN @
This is simply a question of my believing that Tseng (ranked 98) is a better clay court player than Gaston (ranked 91), as the 23-year-old Chinese Taipei's 20-13 win/loss record on dirt (vs 5-12 for Gaston) shows. And whilst both are in poor recent form (to be fair neither will excel on grass), Tseng made the final of the Prostejov Challenger (on clay) just before the grass swing. Tseng also has a good record against lefties (he's won his last 9 on dirt vs Southpaws), so I think he'll take this one.
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WIN @
Conditions are slow in Bastad, where return points are higher than average and service points won lower, so it’s one for the real clay dogs. Local favorite Mikael Ymer (ranked 618) is back after around 18 months out after a doping ban. He had said he’d quit tennis, but he’s got a WC at his home event and should fancy his chances against the ever inconsistent Van De Zandschulp (ranked 100). Neither of the Ymer brothers have great records here, but Mikael has tended to start well, taking set one from Fognini (top-15 at the time) and Ruusuvuori plus he beat Davidovich Fokina here. VDZ was playing at the Braunschweig Challenger last week but has never played Bastad, so Ymer should be better prepared. The career series between them sees Ymer lead the service/return points won totals by 102 to 98 and VDZ has only held serve 63% of the time. Taking a chance on the fitness of Ymer, but that’s why I like him to win set one.
Profits calculated to a 10 point stake.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.