Pacheco Mendes - Kobolli: betting tip (cf 1.95) and bets on the Acapulco ATP match

Rodrigo Pacheco

Mexico

Mexican Open

24 February 16:00

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Flavio Cobolli

Italy

6 31-й сет7 7

6 32-й сет7 7

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Rodrigo Pacheco Mendes and Flavio Cobolli will meet in the first round of the tournament in Acapulco on February 25. Last season, Pacheco Mendes managed to reach the quarterfinals on Acapulco's home courts. How will the young Mexican perform at the home tournament this year? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Rodrigo Pacheco

Pacheco Mendes showed a good result at the competition in Mexico's Metepec last week. As part of the home tournament, the 20-year-old Mexican reached the semifinals. On the open hard court, Rodrigo has five wins and five losses this season. It should be noted that last season in Acapulco, he managed to reach the quarterfinal stage.

Flavio Cobolli

Kobolli scored two consecutive wins last week for the first time this season. The 23-year-old Italian tennis player managed to reach the semifinals at the Delray Beach tournament, beating Terence Atman and Coleman Wong along the way. It should be noted that last season, in the framework of the Acapulco Kobolli competition, he lost to Ben Shelton in the first round.

Tip and bets

TipPacheco Mendes with a handicap (+4.5)

1.95

You definitely shouldn't discount Pacheco Mendes in the upcoming fight. Speaking with the support of his native stands, the young Mexican tennis player knows how to impose a tight fight even on high-status rivals. It is enough to recall last season on the same courts, when Rodrigo broke the resistance of the strong Alexander Vukic at the start of the tournament. As for Kobolli, the statistics of this season do not speak in his favor – this year he scored two consecutive victories in only one tournament. We expect this match to be a protracted one.

Our prediction is that Pacheco Mendes will win with a handicap of (+4) games for a coefficient of 1.95

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