What a bumper of a start to the tennis season. With massive wins in men’s and women’s tennis. An average $100 bet just for last week on all suggested h2h and totals bets would have netted you a profit of $3,275. That’s pretty amazing for only $100 outlays.
For the men, it has made a staggering 31% ROI over 50 bets this week, with some of the big wins including Roberto Bautista-Agut (odds of 9.50) and Daniel Brands (3.97) amongst others. Totals has started well with 14% ROI made from 16 bets, whilst betting on the challengers and qualifiers has netted 22% ROI.
Women’s tennis has also started well. It was going even better except for the last couple of days. H2h is up a marginal 2% ROI, whilst totals are doing well as per normal with 21 bets at 14.4% ROI, much like last year. But nice wins have come from the qualifiers, with 13 wins from 17 bets making up 42.7% ROI.
As I said in the previous article, the early weeks are often the best, but it is a long season that has only just started, so make sure you jump on board.
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