O'Connell - Basilashvili: betting tip (cf 1.81) and bets on the Indian Wells ATP match

Christopher O'Connell

Australia

BNP Paribas Open, Qualification

3 March 11:30

Finished2 : 0

Nikoloz Basilashvili

Georgia

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62-й сет4

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Christopher O'Connell - Nikoloz Basilashvili

Christopher O'Connell and Nikoloz Basilashvili will meet in the final of the Indian Wells qualifying tournament on March 3. This season, the tennis players have already met with each other - their face-to-face match at the Brisbane tournament ended with O'Connell's victory. Who will win the upcoming match? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Christopher O'Connell

O'Connell was stronger than Billy Harris in the first round of the Indian Wells tournament qualification. The 31-year-old Australian representative showed an excellent game on his serve and brought the matter to its logical conclusion in two sets (6-4, 6-3). It should be noted that this victory was only the second for Christopher on the open hard court this season, with five defeats.

Nikoloz Basilashvili

Basilashvili scored a strong-willed victory over Nicholas Mejia at the start of qualifying in Indian Wells. The 34-year-old representative of Georgia completely failed the first game without winning a single game, but managed to turn the tide of the meeting and put the squeeze on his opponent (0-6, 6-2, 6-4). It was Nikoloz's first win on the open hard court that season, with four losses.

Tip and bets

TipO'Connell with a head start (-3)

1.81

O'Connell currently looks much more stable than Basilashvili. In the opening match of qualifying, Christopher easily beat Billy Harris, who is traditionally good on the open hard court. The hard court in Indian Wells is ideally suited to the style of play of an Australian tennis player – his dense backhand and competent rhythm change are extremely effective here. As for Nikoloz, even in the victorious confrontation with Nicolas Mejia, he had a huge amount of marriage. Out of habit, the representative of Georgia tries to act as aggressively as possible, but on such viscous California courts, such straight-line tennis without perfect accuracy only leads to unforced errors. We believe that a more cool-headed O'Connell will outplay an unstable opponent through experience.

Our prediction is that O'Connell will win with a handicap of (-3) games by a factor of 1.81

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