Pinnacle bookmaker picks

Darderi is heavily underrated today and I believe it is unnecessary. The local Italian is playing well on the clay court and the conditions in Rome suit him well. Meanwhile, Draper has reached the final in Madrid, but the clay in Madrid and Rome is completely different and the game here is completely different. In the final, Draper seemed to have already given all his energy, exhausted. I believe Darderi will put up a real fight here, especially playing at home with great support and has a good chance of taking a lot of points against Peru.

Ugo lost to Busta. After the competition, Busta saw that he was a little surprised by the outcome and was not very satisfied. Carabelis, on the other hand, played a really good competition and Busta did not play very weakly; he could even say that Carabelis had a "lucky" game. I think that Carabelis deserves the credit for playing against weaker competitors, like Comesana whom I respect, and he definitely plays good tennis, his strength being his serves. However, Zverev has proven this season that he can even defeat stronger opponents, which raises the question if Carabelis can do the same. I believe he can, but at a fairly high risk. It will take a good mindset and a good fight from Carabelis to take at least one set from Zverev, who is currently playing very confidently. The odds for this outcome are not bad, even at 3.22 for one set! I am willing to bet 5 units for this outcome, for well-known reasons that make it a high-risk event.

Even though this event seems unclear, I believe it is definitely possible, but with a high risk, so I am only placing 2 units here. This can be compared to a win of ~10. The coverage has shown that Gaubas can compete at a high level with Dzumhuru, based on today's evidence, if Gaubas still has an advantage over Dzumhura, it is quite possible for a 2:0 win for Gaubas, as Shapovalov is a player who either performs well or not at all. He either defeats the strongest or loses to the weakest, as was the case with Medvedev. I hope for the same here. Good luck, don't forget to control your bankroll and only bet 0.2% of your bankroll, so that we don't get too nervous if the event turns out to be unsuccessful.

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Well, I would really want a higher coefficient, but everything looks pretty good as it is. Australia has its fans, which could be heard in their match against Peru. Australia is not an excellent player on clay, but they are able to play successfully and their fighter mentality allows them to not only play well, but also gather sets against any ATP opponents. Nakashima is good, but I think in this match, Peru has a chance and I believe they can catch it because they are evenly matched, or even slightly stronger than Australia, so I think Thompson will win the first set.

Italian is not a bad tennis player, but this tournament in Italy comes after almost 2 months of rest, and before that he had only played in Peru for about 1.5 weeks. He lacks gameplay seriousness and capability, and even though he was enough to beat Tseng, I believe Dimitrov will handle him easily with a stable 2-0 win. The Bulgarian clearly wants to appear better, but the veteran is also playing well and I think he will have enough courage to take on Passaro.

We all understand well how unstable and weak Medvedev is on clay. He is vulnerable, as shown by his poor results on clay this season. Although he has reached 5 quarterfinals (one was not played due to an injury), only 1 match ended with a victory for Medvedev. Danil looks struggling and rarely dominates throughout a match, while his opponents are generally not bad. The Brit is not a wow player, but he can compete very well when in form, and he is not bad. Despite only achieving 6 quarterfinals in 5 tournaments, including the Brit with all 4 losses, he could always manage to at least win a set, I believe he should do the same against Medvedev at the minimum.

Latvia does not configure here. A bet is placed between Estonia and Lithuania. The coefficient is the same as Lithuania will be in the top 10, but I don't think both countries will make it to the top 10, so this bet is safer. For example, Lithuania could be in 12th place, Estonia in 13th or 14th. First of all, I don't think Estonia will make it to the top 10. In terms of televoting, maximum 100-120 points can be received, and if there are any votes from the jury, it could lower the points. Tommy sings poorly live. Lithuania should still gather a decent number of points from televoting. The jury could also rate this genre and song well. The vocals may not be the strongest or most reliable, but they can be refined for the performances. There are no rock songs this year, so Lithuania could stand out.

The Swedes are the favorites to win the televote and the entire competition, while Austria is currently the favorite to win the jury vote. Trends in recent years have shown that the country which wins the jury vote also wins the entire competition. In both 2024 and 2023, the winner of the televote did not receive enough points from the jury. This was also the case last year when the Swiss representative only needed to place 5th among the televote to win the whole competition.

Austria's song this year has a very strong vocal and, most importantly, the singer can sing those notes perfectly live. Because of their angelic voice, they will likely receive a lot of points from the jury. The Swedes should easily win the televote, but the jury may not give them as many points. Austria's song tends to rank high among fans, as mentioned, because of its strong vocals. The end of the song also changes and becomes more energetic, which is important at Eurovision. Austria should receive enough points from the televote.

Austria's staging will also play a big role. The visuals on stage need to highlight the song and elevate it to a higher level. Since Austria's stage producer is the same one as Ireland's last year, it can be assumed that their stage performance will also be good.

It's a minor thing, but Eurovision was just held in Sweden recently, so people may be a bit tired of the Swedes. Of course, we shouldn't forget about other countries like the Netherlands, France, Israel, and others. But if Austria has good preparation and a strong stage performance, I believe they have a chance to win over the audience.