Ace Tennis Previews

Round one of the Noventi Open and the cinch Championships continues on Tuesday, with 20 matches on the card across these two ATP 500 grass court events and Sean Calvert is back to assess the day’s play for betting value. I said in my outright … Continue readingSean Calvert’s Halle & Queens Preview Day 2

There’s ATP 500 action on the grass courts of Halle and Queen’s Club this week at the Noventi Open and the cinch Championships and Sean Calvert returns to cast his eye over the value bets in round one. There’s a star-studded line up in Halle … Continue readingSean Calvert’s Halle Queens Day 1

Whilst the odds look to be around the wrong way in this one, I am happy to make a small play on Vasek Pospisil with a PLUS game handicap here in Halle. The big question mark around Pospisil here is the fact we haven’t seen … Continue readingSteve’s ATP Halle Preview: Giron vs Pospisil

The grass court swing continues on the 2021 ATP Tour in week 24, with many of the big names starting their preparations for Wimbledon at either Halle or Queen’s Club. Roger Federer, Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Alexander Zverev are due to be in Halle … Continue readingSean Calvert’s ATP Halle & Queens Outright Previews

Despite the fans being allowed back in at Roland Garros, it has been a nightmare tournament for the French crowd. Not a single man or woman made it to the third round while only 7 out of 29 players even won a match at their … Continue readingLooking to the Future: Vinny’s Look at Roland Garros Juniors

The 2021 ATP Tour resumes in week 23, while the French Open heads into its second week, as the players not involved in Paris head to Stuttgart for the first of this year’s grass tournaments, the Mercedes Cup, and Sean Calvert returns with his outright … Continue readingSean Calvert’s ATP Stuttgart Outright Preview

I will keep this one to 1 unit, with Maria Sakkari presenting as a touch of value at the game handicap. Of all the match-ups faced by Sofia Kenin across the course of this week, this one with Sakkari is far and away the worst … Continue readingSteve’s WTA French Open Preview: Kenin vs Sakkari

I was anticipating a handicap in the -5.5 to 6 area for Diego Schwartzman, so to be able to get him at the -4.5 game handicap in this one looks to be solid. Whilst I was keen for Struff to be able to use his … Continue readingSteve’s ATP French Open Preview: Struff vs Schwartzman

When you look at the upcoming tournament schedule, you wouldn’t actually believe we’re entering the second week of a Grand Slam. An ATP 250, a WTA 250 as well as a WTA 125 plus five ATP Challengers, adding to fourteen more events on ITF level. … Continue readingVinny’s WTA Nottingham Preview – Dart vs Raducanu

Normally by this stage of a tournament, Kei Nishikori has run himself into the ground by playing too much tennis. He looked to be heading along a similar path this tournament, until he got a stroke of good fortune in Henri Laaksonen retiring after a … Continue readingSteve’s ATP French Open Preview: Nishikori vs Zverev