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Eastbourne, World Tour, GBR, Grass, 24/06/2021, ˆ609K, ATP World Tour 250 Court Speed Is 83.4% (-2.1% Below Projected Break Implied E.O.S Nature Valley International - Eastbourne, World Tour, GBR, Grass, 24/06/2021, ˆ609K, ATP World Tour 250 Court Speed is 83.4% (-2.1% below Projected Break Implied E.O.S. ATP ATP BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT mean) - AVERAGE. Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Max Purcell 68.50% 20.30% 37.40% 1.61 283 N/A 41.2 47.1 5-3 3.08 2.67 95 Andreas Seppi 75.70% 20.70% 62.60% 1.17 95 51 62 37 6-6 1.42 1.60 102.1 2 Lorenzo Sonego 77.40% 13.80% 44.40% 1.37 27 N/A 63.3 33.3 12-9 2.40 2.25 100.8 Alexander Bublik 80.50% 24.10% 55.60% 1.30 39 32 52.7 44.3 8-10 1.63 1.80 103.9 3 Ilya Ivashka 77.70% 20.10% 77.19% 1.21 87 48 70 33.3 17-10 1.65 1.30 103.3 Soon-Woo Kwon 76.90% 20.00% 22.81% 1.51 77 65 65 38.1 10-9 2.36 4.38 102.5 4 Vasek Pospisil 78.10% 10.10% 28.77% 1.60 66 N/A 65.6 28.6 6-7 3.20 3.48 94.3 Alex De Minaur 93.00% 20.60% 71.23% 1.18 18 8 76.5 42.6 7- 9 1.39 1.40 109.2 ATP Grass Court Mean 85.5% 65.4 34.6 Mallorca Championships - Mallorca, World Tour, ESP, Grass, 24/06/2021, ˆ783K, ATP World Tour 250 Court Speed is unknown. Projected Break Implied E.O.S. ATP ATP BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Daniil Medvedev 88.20% 22.30% 69.11% 1.08 2 N/A 61.7 37.9 7-9 1.33 1.45 106.8 Casper Ruud 84.10% 10.80% 30.89% 2.10 14 N/A 57.1 40 8-7 3.63 3.24 102.7 2 Pablo Carreno-Busta 77.10% 10.60% 59.32% 1.22 13 N/A 67.4 25 9-2 1.55 1.69 87.7 Jordan Thompson 92.40% 14.50% 40.68% 1.50 76 25 67.4 30.2 11-6 2.60 2.46 103 3 Sam Querrey 82.40% 14.40% 29.23% 1.69 60 18 72 37.9 7-8 3.21 3.42 105.2 Roberto Bautista Agut 89.00% 22.90% 70.77% 1.15 10 N/A 68.8 36 9-9 1.39 1.41 111.8 4 Feliciano Lopez 90.10% 17.70% 56.17% 1.31 90 26 69.8 38.1 8-8 1.74 1.78 105.9 Adrian Mannarino 82.40% 12.60% 43.83% 1.36 42 41 65.2 29.2 9- 8 2.21 2.28 98.2 ATP Grass Court Mean 85.5% 65.4 34.6 Eastbourne International - Eastbourne, World Tour, GBR, Grass, 24/06/2021, $565K, WTA 500 Court Speed is 69.8% (-1.9% below Projected Break Implied E.O.S. WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT mean) - AVERAGE. Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Aryna Sabalenka 67.90% 27.20% 66.56% 1.1 4 114 59.2 42.2 9-4 1.24 1.50 103.1 Camila Giorgi 69.90% 36.30% 33.44% 1.98 75 41 55.4 47.8 6-4 4.43 2.99 105.1 2 Anett Kontaveit 65.40% 29.90% 61.67% 1.13 27 N/A 61 45.1 4-3 1.41 1.62 101.9 Viktorija Golubic 63.50% 34.90% 38.33% 1.78 72 36 60.8 43.7 9-4 3.13 2.61 100 3 Jelena Ostapenko 42.60% 40.70% 43.68% 1.35 43 37 55.9 47.8 3-6 2.01 2.29 102.7 Daria Kasatkina 45.40% 47.70% 56.32% 1.32 34 9 53.1 62.7 4-3 1.88 1.78 105.5 4 Anastasija Sevastova 77.50% 35.20% 52.72% 1.53 61 N/A 68.2 57.7 6-4 2.25 1.90 112 Elena Rybakina 73.60% 27.60% 47.28% 1.21 21 30 58.5 32.4 4- 7 1.71 2.12 108.1 WTA Grass Court Mean 71.7% 56.5 43.5 Bad Homburg Open - Bad Homburg, World Tour, GER, Grass, 24/06/2021, $235K, WTA 250 Court Speed is unknown. Projected Break Implied E.O.S. WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Petra Kvitova 81.20% 36.10% 73.58% 1.08 12 N/A 62.7 41.8 5-5 1.19 1.36 116.7 Nadia Podoroska 61.40% 27.70% 26.42% 2.1 39 N/A 43.6 44.1 9-2 5.35 3.79 96.9 2 Angelique Kerber 68.50% 46.40% 58.29% 1.27 28 26 60 62.7 2-1 1.88 1.72 119.9 Amanda Anisimova 53.60% 33.30% 41.71% 1.41 81 102 61.4 43.3 3-4 2.00 2.40 105.1 3 Laura Siegemund 60.70% 32.80% 39.79% 1.62 55 N/A 58.8 44.6 5-3 2.33 2.51 98 Katerina Siniakova 66.50% 32.80% 60.21% 1.17 76 N/A 56.3 49.4 6-4 1.67 1.66 103.8 4 Sara Sorribes Tormo 53.10% 33.60% 29.73% 1.67 54 N/A 53.3 41.8 6-3 3.52 3.36 96.4 Victoria Azarenka 65.70% 38.00% 70.27% 1.16 14 7 59.5 46.7 5- 0 1.34 1.42 109 WTA Grass Court Mean 71.7% 56.5 43.5 .
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