Norrie De Minaur: betting tip (cf 2.15) and bets on the ATP Indian Wells match

Cameron Norrie

Great Britain

BNP Paribas Open

9 March 11:00

Finished2 : 0

Alex de Minaur

Australia

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Cameron Norrie and Alex De Minaur will meet in the third round of the Indian Wells Masters on March 9. Norrie has been playing in the third round for the sixth year in a row, but now the sixth racket of the world stands in his way. In the face-to-face confrontation on the open hard court, the Briton more often defeated the Australian. Will this experience help Cameron in the upcoming match? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Cameron Norrie

Norrie easily defeated Mackenzie McDonald in the second round of the Indian Wells competition. The 30-year-old Briton had no problems beating the American in two games (6-2, 6-3). Let's remind that last season Cameron left the Indian Wells Masters following the results of the third round, where he lost in two sets to Tommy Paul.

Alex de Minaur

De Minaur became the winner of a tense three-set showdown in the second round of Indian Wells against Sebastian Korda. The 27-year-old Australian lost in the first game, but managed to turn the tide of the meeting and snatch a ticket to the next round (4-6, 6-4, 6-4). Alex, let's remind, regularly reached the fourth round at the Indian Wells Masters the last two seasons.

Tip and bets

TipNorrie with a head start (+4)

2.15

An extremely intriguing confrontation awaits us, in which bookmakers prefer De Minaur. However, it's definitely not worth writing off the experienced Norrie. The Briton got off to a great start on the California hard court, spending a minimum of effort in the second round match against Mackenzie McDonald. Cameron retained a lot of physical strength, while demonstrating excellent game tone. But the Australian, on the contrary, got involved in the tournament with great difficulty: to defeat Sebastian Korda, he had to run off the hardest, exhausting three-setter, leaving a lot of energy on the court. Given the difference in forces expended at the start and the tactical savvy of Cameron, who, we note, had the last face-to-face meeting, it is definitely not worth waiting for a defeat here.

Our prediction is that Norrie will win with a handicap of (+4) games for a coefficient of 2.15

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