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Jun 19th, 2013
Who will win Wimbledon this year? And where is the betting value? Can Andy Murray go one step further and claim Wimbledon glory in 2013? Can anyone challenge Serena Williams' dominance? Today on the blog The Sultan returns with his comprehensive Wimbledon betting and trading guide.
The All-England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon, South West London, has hosted "The Championships" since 1877, making it the oldest surviving tennis tournament in the world. In 1968, Wimbledon (as we prefer to call...
May 31st, 2013
Rafa Benitez. New York City FC. Football finances explained. And how those accidentally responsible for inflicting some of the gravest injuries in ice hockey carry the burden. Today on the blog Paolo Bandini delivers 10 of his favourites reads from the month of May.
Absence of Malice
When serious injuries occur in a sporting arena, it is not only the athlete who has been physically damaged that carries a burden. In this thoughtful piece for Grantland,
Sean McIndoe speaks to the men who b...
May 27th, 2013
How does the length of a sporting contest impact the chances of the competitor with greater talent coming out on top at the end of the match? Today on the blog Mark Taylor considers the question and takes a look at how the length of a tennis match affects the probability of the superior player advancing.
Sir Alex Ferguson bid farewell to the Premiership, in a managerial role at least, with a match worthy of inclusion on such a momentous day. The Manchester United manager had prowled Premiersh...
May 25th, 2013
Will Rafael Nadal win another French Open crown? Will Serena Williams be too much for Sharapova and Azarenka? Today the writer of the Centre Court Trading blog, The Sultan delivers his French Open betting guide, a must read for anyone betting or trading the French Open this year.
Sunday May 26th sees the start of the second tennis Grand Slam event of 2013. It originates back as far as 1891, though these national French Championships were unavailable to international entrants till 1925. It's...
May 24th, 2013
Who is the betting value with at this year's French Open. With the second Grand Slam of the year just a matter of days away, today on the blog we take a look at some of the betting and match trends from recent tournaments, providing a guide for your French Open betting in 2013.
The 2013 French Open is just a matter of days away. As with previous Grand Slams I thought I would take the opportunity to deliver my betting breakdowns for the tournament. Regrettably I failed to deliver the breakdown...
May 13th, 2013
How do you become successful betting and trading on tennis? As we head toward the French Open, today on the blog we continue our Talking Betting series as writer of the Centre Court Trading blog, The Sultan offers us some tips for successful and profitable tennis betting and trading.
How did you start out betting/trading?
Unlike most people involved with trading, I had no background at all in gambling when I first discovered Betfair. I'd never played cards for money, I didn’t even have...
Feb 10th, 2013
Who was Archie Karas? How do Champions League match impact club form? What on Earth are the 5 Degrees of losing a bet? Today on the blog Andrew lists some of the articles he's enjoyed writing most over the last couple of years and some you might have missed that might help you improve your betting returns.
I'm currently on a “post-NFL” “mid-European football” “pre-NBA playoff” break right now. As you read this I'm likely sunning myself on one of our many gl...
Jan 23rd, 2013
Serena Williams crashes out of the Australian Open today at the hands of Sloane Stephens. Williams was priced at odds of 1.03 pre-match to defeat Stephens. So where does Williams' loss to Stephens rank in Australian Open upsets of recent tournaments. On the blog today, Andrew tells us that Serena's loss equals her sister's loss to Suarez-Navarro in 2009 as the biggest upset of the Australian Open since 2008.
The Men
1 - Lu defeats Nalbandian, 2nd Round 2009
61st ranked Yen-Hsun Lu of Chines...
Jul 9th, 2012
With the 2012 men's final at Wimbledon done and dusted, today on the blog Andrew takes a look at how the odds shapred during Roger Federer's win over Andy Murray.
Wimbledon 2012 concludes with Roger Federer once again showing his class against a determined Andy Murrey to claim yet another Wimbledon championship. Let's then take a look at how the odds shapes through what was at times an epic matchup.
1st Set
The chart above shows the odds for both Federer and Murray as the 2012 Men's final...
Jul 8th, 2012
With the women's final at Wimbledon complete and Serena Williams collecting yet another Grand Slam championship, today on the blog Andrew takes a look at how the odds shaped during the match.
So another women's tournament concludes at Wimbledon as Serena Williams takes away the 2012 crown. Let's then take a look at how the odds shapes through what came to be an intriguing matchup.
1st Set
The chart above shows the odds for both Williams and Radwanska as the 2012 Women's final proceeded. T...
Jun 25th, 2012
With Wimbledon set to commence this week, today on the blog Andrew delivers his up to date Grand Slam winning percentage charts.
Wimbledon is just hours away from the first serve. So today I bring to you my Grand Slam Winning Percentage Charts.
What am I talking about?
Well what I have done for both the mens and womens tour, is compile the results for the last 5 years of Grand Slam tournaments, dividing competitors into 6 classes based on their world ranking heading into the tournament and ...
Jun 22nd, 2012
As Wimbledon draws near, Andrew continues his look at the tournament by carving up some numbers for the last 5 womens titles.
Having already taken a look at some numbers for
the mens tournament at Wimbledon 2012, we now turn our attention to the womens. We will be taking a look at some numbers from the last 5 tournaments. We will be looking at betting performance of players throughout the tournament as well as some key numbers in terms of Over/Under Games and Set betting.
The Opening Rou...
Jun 22nd, 2012
With Wimbledon beginning next week, today on the blog Andrew delivers his mens tournament betting analysis, taking a look at where the value has been and where it might be as we head into the 2012 edition.
Next week sees the beginning of the third Grand Slam of the year, Wimbledon. So this weekend we will be taking a look at some numbers from the last 5 years for both the mens and the womens tournaments. Today we will begin with the mens, looking at betting performance of players throughout t...
Jan 4th, 2012
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The Australian Open isn't far away now. Where has the value been in the women's tournament in recent years? Have favourites performed well? Today on the Blog Andrew takes a look.
It's only a couple of weeks before the Australian Open commences at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. A couple of months ago I broke down the numbers for the men's tournament. Today I will take a look at the women's tournament. We will look at the last 5 tourn...
Nov 16th, 2011
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Who will succeed at the 2012 Australian Open? Do favourites win more often than not? Which rounds see the value for underdogs? Andrew breaks down the numbers for the 2012 mens tournament down under.
It's still a couple of months before the Australian Open commences at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, but it's the perfect time to breakdown the odds from previous Australian Open tournaments, and see where the bookmakers got it right, w...
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