Alcaraz - Rinderknech: prediction (cf 1.82) and bets on the ATP Indian Wells match

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Carlos AlcarazSpain

Arthur RinderknechFrance

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Carlos Alcaraz and Artur Rinderknech will meet in the third round of the Indian Wells Masters on March 10. Alcaraz got off to a good start in the tournament, defeating Grigor Dimitrov, and remains undefeated on the open hard court since last summer. Previously, the Spaniard always beat Rinderknech, but not without difficulty. Will Carlos have any problems on his way to another title? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Carlos Alcaraz

Alcaraz easily dealt with Grigor Dimitrov in the second round of Indian Wells. The 22-year-old Spaniard, who is the first racket of the world, did not give the Bulgarian veteran a chance, giving him only five games in the entire match (6-2, 6-3). Carlos has won the Indian Wells Masters twice in his career. Last year, he holstered his racket here in the semifinals.

Arthur Rinderknech

Rinderknech reached the third round of the Indian Wells Masters without a fight. His opponent Juan Manuel Cherundolo did not play due to a leg injury. On the open hard court, the 30-year-old Frenchman has three wins with four losses this season. At the end of February, he managed to reach the quarterfinals in Dubai on this surface.

Trends

Bet Effectiveness of sets: 1>2

This was the scenario that unfolded in 3 of Alcaraz's last 5 matches.

2.34

The Totalbetis less than 18.5 games

In 4 of Alcaraz's last 5 matches, less than 18.5 games were played.

1.96

The 1st setbetis a total of less than 9.5 games

In 3 of Alcaraz's last 5 matches, fewer than 9.5 games were played in the first set.

1.54

Tip and bets

TipRinderknesh with a handicap (+6)

1.82

Alcaraz beat Grigor Dimitrov easily in the second round in two games, demonstrating excellent starting readiness for the California Masters. However, it is definitely not worth taking this match as a serious test of strength – the Bulgarian is not happy with his game this season and is far from his best form. Of course, Rinderknech looks like a good opponent for the Spaniard in the general class. But the history of face–to-face confrontations suggests the opposite - the unyielding Frenchman invariably imposed a tight fight on Carlos and, within the framework of the three-set format, had never lost to him with a difference of more than three games. Just recently, let's remind, the tennis players had a tight match as part of the competition in Doha. If the Frenchman puts the ball into play efficiently, he will surely make Alcaraz nervous again in the upcoming match.

Our prediction is that Rindercken will win with a handicap of (+6) games for a coefficient of 1.82

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