The bargain bin of tennis betting The first time I made consistent money on tennis, it wasn't on the matches everyone watched. It was on...
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Two bets in one slip My very first each-way tennis bet confused me thoroughly when it settled. My player lost in the final, yet money...
Hard court is not one surface A punter I know lost steadily for a season backing big servers on hard courts, convinced he had a...
The formula that answers one question Most staking advice I read is useless because it answers the wrong question. It tells you to bet small,...
The only scoreboard that tells the truth For years I judged my betting by the only number that felt real: my balance. Up this month,...
The system everybody messages me about Not a month goes by without someone asking me whether the third-set live system really works. They've usually seen...
Rankings tell you who's better, not who wins this match Two players of near-identical ranking meet, and the market prices them close to even. But...
The rule that decides whether you win or void I once had a player two points from winning me a tidy sum when his opponent...
Control is part of the strategy, not a footnote Every betting guide bolts a single line about gambling responsibly to the bottom of the page,...
A bet that ignores who wins The first time a friend told me he'd made money on a match without caring who won it, I...
