Zverev - Tabilo: betting tip (cf 1.91) and bets on the US Open match

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Alexander Zverev - Alejandro Tabilo
Alexander Zverev and Alejandro Tabilo will meet in the third round of the US Open on September 6. Last year, Zverev beat Tabilo in New York in three games. How will the upcoming match turn out for the German? - the bets for this match are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Alexander Zverev

Zverev has already played two five-set matches on the courts of New York. First, the 29-year-old German needed five sets to defeat Lorenzo Sonego, then he spent five games in the second round to beat Kanten Gali. (6-4, 4-6, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3). Let's remind that last year Alexander left the US Open following the results of the third round, losing to Felix Auger-Alliassim.

Alejandro Tabilo

In the second round of the US Open, Tabilo scored a strong-willed victory over Alexey Popyrin. (2-6, 7-6, 7-6, 6-2). In the first round, the 29-year-old Chilean beat Yannick Hanfmann. This season, Alejandro has 12 wins with eight losses on the open hard court, and the results include reaching the semifinals at the tournament in Washington.

Tip and bets

TipZverev with a head start (-6)
1.91

We expect that after two protracted fights, Zverev will finally be able to win an easier and calmer victory in three games. Moreover, the opponent allows it — last year he beat Tabilo in New York in just three sets.

Our betting tip is that Zverev will win with a handicap of (-6) games for a coefficient of 1.91

Will the prediction win?

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Total tips24
% of profit0.38%
Win percentage45.83%
Average coefficient1.79
Wins45.83%  (11)
Refunds8.33%  (2)
Loses45.83%  (11)
Total tips78
% of profit-6.27%
Win percentage56.41%
Average coefficient1.85
Wins56.41%  (44)
Refunds5.13%  (4)
Loses38.46%  (30)
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