Ben Shelton - Andrey Rublev: betting tip and bets for the ATP Paris match

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Ben Shelton - Andrey Rublev
Ben Shelton and Andrey Rublev will meet in the third round of the tournament in Paris on October 30. Rublev scored two convincing wins in two sets at the start of the Paris Masters. How will the upcoming match against Shelton turn out for him? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Ben Shelton

Shelton secured his place in the third round of the Paris Masters by beating Flavio Cobolli. The American pulled out a victory in a tense first set in a tiebreak, and in the second game he acted more confidently, reaching the next round (7-6, 6-3). It was Ben's third Indore victory this season, with two losses.

Andrey Rublev

Rublev made it to the third round of the competition in Paris, confidently beating Lerner Tien. The Russian, as in the first round, showed a stable game and won in two sets with the same score (6-4, 6-4). At the start of the tournament, he defeated Jacob Fearnley. Recall that Andrey's best result in Paris is the 2023 semi-finals.

Tip and bets

TipShelton's victory
1.79

Rublev's game has changed a bit compared to recent weeks. Andrey played two confident matches in Paris, but we think that Shelton will win the upcoming match. Psychologically, the Russian is still weak and, as it seems to us, mentally he is not ready for a duel with an opponent like Ben.

Our prediction is that Shelton will win by a factor of 1.79

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Total tips13
% of profit0.61%
Win percentage61.54%
Average coefficient1.82
Wins61.54%  (8)
Refunds15.38%  (2)
Loses23.08%  (3)
Total tips27
% of profit0.47%
Win percentage44.44%
Average coefficient1.78
Wins44.44%  (12)
Refunds11.11%  (3)
Loses44.44%  (12)
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