SportSavant said:what do you mean when you say he only has to win 1 of 15 sets?
dr03 said:i think the better play is fed -453, instead of laying -6000 for moneyline or bjorkman +500
Hope 1 said:disagree with the play. Roger is on fire, has not dropped a set Vs quality opponents in Gasquet (won a grass tune-up tourney) Berdych and Ancic (likely his biggest threat left standing, and he beats him in straights). Roger can become the first man since Borg in '76 to win Wimbledon without dropping a set. Jonas' serve is avearge at best.
i'll be stunned if Jonas takes a set off him. Having said that, no doubt there is great 'value' at +510 to win 1 set. The Jonas is a great volleyer and in terrific, out-of-skin form. His last two matches have gone the distance, 5 sets, and last 3 of 4!! Jonas also plays doubles. WILL the 34 yr old have anything left in the tank Vs World number 1?
gl with the play
Roger is relishing a potenetial meeting with Nadal in the finals.......oh dear, PAYBACKVILLE.
No you are correct. Except where you say there are 3 sets in a game, you mean there are 3 sets in a match. There are 6 games in a set, and the match is best of 5 sets (first one to 3). But your math is correct.levistep said:Federer has to only lose 1 set for the +510 bet to win. There are 3 sets in a game, so this +510 bet is really like taking a +100 bet that Federer won't lose a single set if he played 15 consecutively. Unless i made a mistake somewhere?
levistep said:Federer has to only lose 1 set for the +510 bet to win. There are 3 sets in a game, so this +510 bet is really like taking a +100 bet that Federer won't lose a single set if he played 15 consecutively. Unless i made a mistake somewhere?
X-Files said:The whole event in tennis is called a "match". In tennis a "game" is
merely a subset {a portion} of a "set". Federer might win a set by
6 games to 4. And a match by 3 sets to 1. At Wimbleton men's
singles matches are best of five sets, women's singles best of 3.
royalfan said:You disagree with the play, but say there is great value in the play. Makes a hell of a lot of sense to me.
levistep said:Federer has to only lose 1 set for the +510 bet to win. There are 3 sets in a game, so this +510 bet is really like taking a +100 bet that Federer won't lose a single set if he played 15 consecutively. Unless i made a mistake somewhere?