yep. i swear i'll stop if someone dares complain if we have a bad day, tho, haha
I have no idea how much each point is worth, but I have to assume +4.5 -107 is better.Ez, just for clarification, for instance.. Melzer +3.5 -104 would be a better bet than Melzer +4,5 -107, correct?
On Pinny Melzer +3.5 is +119 and +4.5 is -106. There are key numbers that are worth more (Like the NFL with -3 and -7) but they are more important in best of 3 sets matches where as the US Open is a major so it is best of 5 sets.And how'd you calculate the difference in value odds wise? Say you have +3,5 at -103 and +4 at +102
I'm so bad at the math side of this it's embarrsing.. Gonna have to read up on it as soon as possible!
Not even close, +4.5 loads betterI have no idea how much each point is worth, but I have to assume +4.5 -107 is better.
how do you find the alternate spreads on pinny?On Pinny Melzer +3.5 is +119 and +4.5 is -106. There are key numbers that are worth more (Like the NFL with -3 and -7) but they are more important in best of 3 sets matches where as the US Open is a major so it is best of 5 sets.
On Pinny Melzer +3.5 is +119 and +4.5 is -106. There are key numbers that are worth more (Like the NFL with -3 and -7) but they are more important in best of 3 sets matches where as the US Open is a major so it is best of 5 sets.
There's a dropdown menu for the different spreads. You can also click on a matchup on flashscore.com/tennishow do you find the alternate spreads on pinny?
based on those #s, it seems a half game is worth about 12.5 cents. obviously the value will be different depending on the particular matchup and the number (as you mentioned, certain numbers are worth more than others), but you can probably use 12.5c as a rough estimate.
easier method would be to compare with the pinny #s, but i cant find the alternate spread for the life of me.