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US Open 🇺🇸
🇫🇷 Rinderknech @ 2.21 / +121 (bet105) - 1u
LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️
Why isn’t this at least a pick’em? Both players are equally capable of high highs and low lows, and both can be mentally fragile. They’ve each shown decent form in recent weeks, so I can’t justify why Bonzi is getting the slight edge from the books. If anything, I’d give Rinderknech a minor advantage—Bonzi has played back-to-back five-setters to get here, and Rinderknech is more likely to find those crucial cheap points late in the match due to his big serve. I actually have the odds reversed, with Rinderknech as a marginal favorite, hence the value.
US Open 🇺🇸
🇩🇪 Struff set 1 @ 2.52 / +152 (bet105) - 0.75u
LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️
I like Struff in these big underdog spots. The German is volatile, but when he’s clicking, very few can stop him—and that makes him appealing at these prices, as he tends to swing freely when not expected to win. He’s not the strongest mentally and often struggles to close against top players, but he’s usually a strong starter who can catch them cold. Since 2024, Struff has won 48% of first sets against top-20 opponents—a very solid number given the quality of opposition and his frequent underdog status. I don’t fully trust him to hold up over the full match against Rune, but I do think he can be lively early given his strong history of opening sets in these situations.
US Open 🇺🇸
Bellucci/Alcaraz o3.5 sets @ 3.03 / +203 (bet105) - 0.5u
LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️
I’ve seen Alcaraz lose focus and gift sets to players far less talented than him too often in this longer Grand Slam format not to take a small punt at these odds. Since 2024, he’s won only 48% of Slam matches in straight sets when priced below 1.1 (-1000), which perfectly illustrates his struggles to stay composed for three sets in a row. Bellucci isn’t a world-beater, but he has decent upside when in rhythm. Still, this play isn’t really pro-Bellucci—it’s anti-Alcaraz, who has gifted sets to weaker players than the Italian.
US Open 🇺🇸
🇺🇸 Giron @ 2.02 / +102 (bet105) - 1u
LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️
I like the American in this matchup. I’m not a fan of Giron when he faces grinders and has to be the aggressor—he tends to overplay—but against offensive players like Bonzi, his counterpunching works best. His form had been poor coming into this event, but maybe that five-set thriller win in Round 1 can serve as a turning point. If this turns into a physical battle, I also lean toward the American. Looks a good play at this price.
US Open 🇺🇸
🇩🇪 Struff set 1 @ 2.52 / +152 (bet105) - 0.75u
LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️
I like Struff in these big underdog spots. The German is volatile, but when he’s clicking, very few can stop him—and that makes him appealing at these prices, as he tends to swing freely when not expected to win. He’s not the strongest mentally and often struggles to close against top players, but he’s usually a strong starter who can catch them cold. Since 2024, Struff has won 48% of first sets against top-20 opponents—a very solid number given the quality of opposition and his frequent underdog status. I don’t fully trust him to hold up over the full match against Rune, but I do think he can be lively early given his strong history of opening sets in these situations.