Are you telling me that good players suddenly forgot how to play tennis? Nope. This is just my theory of what is happening. Many good players that are being paired with significant underdogs are betting the underdogs to win (or their families are on their behalf). I believe they are using these “smaller” tournaments to bet against themselves and collecting the revenue. Some can make more money betting against themselves than if they won the entire tournament itself. Again, my theory. Facundo Acosta (6:1 favorite), Bouzas (3:1 favorite) all forgetting how to play? C’mon!! I can guarantee that if this was a grand slam tournament, there is no way Acosta or Bouzas lose.
With that said, one rule in betting is you DO NOT chase. So, I am taking a break from betting tennis and will resume betting tennis on Friday. In the meantime, I will work on Thursday Night Football bets which will be the next bets I release. Let the tennis game riggers get it out of their system the next couple of days so when we return on Friday to bet tennis again, we are betting on players who actually want to win.
Again, next bet I will release will be on tomorrow’s football. I will save you all money by not sending any more tennis bets till Friday😂
If anyone cares @RedSox lost today against rangers only because of a missed strike call in 2nd inning with 2 outs. 4 runs scored 2nd inning. 2-4 final @MLB please implement robot umpires sooner