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1.
Quick head-to head comparison.
There is no need to
overestimate this factor IMO, but we can definately find
"inconvenient" opponents, this can be really useful if two
different clsas players are going to meet.
Example: Roger Federer - Mariano Zabaleta. H2H analysis shows,
that for Federer-Zabaleta match a good stkae will be Total
Over(N Games), where N is up to 20 games.
2.
Determine whether the player is right-handed or left-handed.
Practice shows that this factor is really significant it tennis
match analyyss.
To notice technical details about the player,
apply to ofifcial ATP
site and enter the name of a player.
Example: Alejandro Falla(COL) is a
low-ranked player, but he has an awesome record against
left-handed players 11-0! This makes him a tough opponent for
more high-ranked lefthanders, such as Gilles Muller or Feliciano
Lopez.
3.
Recent performance of the player. Look up, for example, the
last motnh performance. Quality palyers does not lose to
class-lower players. One loss can be accidental, but 2 or more
such losses are showing really bad form.Loosing the sets by
"1-6" or "0-6", loosing the match having won the first set are
also really suspicious, often it means physical problems.
4.
Statistics analysis. It is raelly useful, and many discoveries
can be made with it. Second serve points won - this
parameter shows the qaulity of play, because the second serve is
always more slower than the first one, and real gameplay begins.
We know, that so-called "big-serves" don't like long rallies,
their style is a powerful first serve, net approaches and 1-2
powerful strikes and a point won.
These sort of plaeyrs face
severe problems on 2nd serve when they meet with good players
which can hold the ball in play.
If 2nd serve ponits won percent
is less than 50, this player is worth to play against.
Generally, statistics should not be overestimated, but I use it
to find serve -dependent players; when the serve weakens, these
players become really vulnerable.
5. Performance on this tournamnet and this country.
Another
important factor to be considered. Many players have their
preferences and places they like to go.
A good perfromance in a
selected coutry is a good sign. Tournament history appearance is
also important, bceause ATP Race pints should be defended by the
player.
6.
Coming from one surface to a secnod. It is well known that the
most hard transfers are from claycours to hardcours (outdoor
hard, indoor hard, carpet and grass) and vice versa.
7. Long distance travels, comint from one continent to a second.
First of all, this is connected with acclimatizaiton problems. A
good bet may be on player, wihch is already "warmed-up" in this
region against the traveller.
8. Playing against cateogry - Top10, Top25, Top50 etc.
This
must be taken into consideration when totals and hadnicaps are
analyzed.
For example, we are examniing a handicap +6 on a low
ranked player against Top50 player. If this player fights hard
against Top50 (70-80% of losses are tight), the handicap is
worth trying.
9. Playing against nationality.
Not really significant point,
but sometimes worth to see in order to get more conifdense to
the bet.
10.
Playing as qualifier or against qulaifiers.
Important
factor, because many qaulifiers (players who passed through
qualifying rounds) make sensations in the first rounds.
Sensations happen when such warmed-up qualifier meets players
which have yesterday arrived in this coutry and have problems
with acclimatization.
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