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1. Chris Evert has backed world number one Simona Halep to win the US Open, although she believes there is a group of up to 15 potential champions. US Open 2018: Chris Evert tips confident Simona.
2. Open, starting Aug. 27, is a two-week Tennis Woodstock that will draw upwards of 700,000 fans. For those planning to attend, here are various tips—culled from previous years with some.

Sorry for not getting these up yesterday. To be honest I’ve been swamped focused on the World Cup.

I mentioned it last week but just a quick link for those who missed it – BetSoccer.ca – now with tips for all opening games in the group stages. Can’t wait for this weekend – the US Open and the World Cup. What a time to be alive.

DJ is going in hot this week after his win on the St Jude and we’re also going in hot after my pick of Mikko Korhonen to win the Shot Clock Masters.

The 20/1 did that with relative ease as he surged in the 3rd round and didn’t look back. Was nice going into that final round knowing he had it mostly wrapped up and he didn’t disappoint.

Fun tournament that was I have to say.

Anyhoo here’s the betting slip for that:

I’ve picked two out of the three last US Open winners, with only Rickie Fowler letting us down last year. And he was doing amazing too up until the latter part of the tournament. Brutal.

Let’s get to it and I’m in a good mood after the win and with all the sports so for the first major in awhile, I won’t force you to share it to see the content.

US Open 2018 Betting Tips:

Hosting it at Shinnecock is great – an excellent course and this is going to be really fun to watch. Going to be a different course than anything you’ve seen on the PGA Tour. I’ve seen quite a few people mention Rahm this week. I think he just isn’t mature enough yet to handle something like this – especially at a course like this. The price as well is off-putting.

There’ll be a mix of people who I believe can win, and some long shot bets based on the fact I think they can at least get that sweet E/W cash. Let’s get to the people I believe who can win first:

Rickie Fowler: He was leading last year at the end of the first round and just couldn’t keep it going. But his major form has been excellent. He’s coming into this on form, and this course just seems right for him.

The man has the ability to win a major and this could be the time. Surely he has to win one at some point he’s too good not to. When it comes to links, Fowler has the experience for it and he’s got the sort of patience that I think is really going to suit this course.

Looking back I find he’s really evolved as a golfer too in the last year – his goal really seems to win a Major and he is able to peak around that time. He also really likes this course.

Don’t let us down Rickie Boy. 1 unit to win & E/W.

Rory McIlroy: Rory is one of those guys who is hard to always pick. You never know what you’re going to get from him. Especially on a course like this despite his experience with the links – it may get the best of him and frustration will set in.

BUT….I think back to his performance just a few short months ago at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. That was one of the best golf displays I’ve seen in a long time. He entered a zone that I don’t think he’s ever been in in his life. Since then he’s had three top 10 finishes and is staying in contention.

Rory is worth a 1/4 unit to win. Price at 1/5 payouts puts me off betting E/W there.

It’s going to kill me if Spieth wins this week. I usually have a rule of backing him at anything higher than 12/1 and he’s 20/1 here. But I’ve sat here trying to convince myself to tip him and I just can’t. Hope that doesn’t come back to bite me.

Strongly debated DJ too to at least cover the other bets. Decided against it as price just seems too short for me.

Now for the long shots….

Tony Finau: At around 80/1 this is a long shot bet but with e/w paying out at top 8 I’m happy with that. His majors history is decent enough and I really like his scoring/putting in the 4th round. I think that can be a big factor and if he’s amongst the pack going into the final half of the US Open….anything could happen. 1/2 unit to win & E/W.

Brandt Snedeker: Solid enough Majors record and coming in confident after a great performance last week. He’s performed well on links courses before and with his momentum, I’m good to back Snedeker 1/4 unit to win & E/W.

Francesco Molinari: Coming in on fire and his last couple of Majors performances have been excellent. Could pull off a surprise. 1/4 unit to win & E/W.

Trey Mullinax: Excellent driver of the ball and at the US Open last year he finished 9th. Could surprise us and slip into a cash. 1/4 unit to win & E/W.

Bryson Dechambeau: Honestly? I’m not seeing it. However I’ve seen some people I really respect think he has a chance this week, and so I’d love to be wrong about this one. He’s a pretty damn solid price, and I’ll back him at 1/4 unit to win & E/W.

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The U.S. Open is a “Grand Slam” event and is the last of the four “major” tennis tournaments held during the year where matches are played on an acrylic hard court surface.

This year the tournament begins on Monday 27th of August and ends with the Women’s final played on Saturday 8th of September and the Men’s final played on Sunday 9th of September.

The U.S. Open has 8 rounds. Each round is a “best of 5 sets” or “first to win 3 set” (men) and a “best of 3 sets” or “first to win 2 sets” (women). At the U.S. Open, the final set of a match where the sets are 2-2 is decided by a tie-break (the other three Grand Slams do not have a tie breaker in the final set).

What betting markets are available?

Outright betting and individual match betting is generally available at most quality on-line bookmakers for the Men’s and Women’s single events. There is also betting available on the men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles events but these do not become available until the quarter final stages.

There are many betting markets offered for betting on tennis at the U.S. Open including outright winner, round betting, match bets, set betting and specials.

Outright Betting

There are two main outright betting markets available, these are the Men’s Singles and the Women’s Singles. Both markets offer ½ the odds “to place 1,2” or “reach the final”.

The men’s markets are less value but more predictable – this year’s outright favorite is Novac Djokovic @ 3.25.

There are less markets in the Women’s event but they offer better value but are less predictable, this year Serena Williams and Simona Halep are joint favorites @ 7.00.

The doubles (men’s, women’s and mixed) outright odds generally become available in the second week this year from Sunday, 2nd September.

Outright Betting Information and tips:Men’s Markets

Outright

There have been seven different winners of the U.S. Open Men’s Singles tournament since 2004.

Novak Djokovic is favorite @ 3.25 (won 2 times – 2011, 2015)

Rafael Nadal is @ 4.33 (won three times – 2010, 2013, 2017)

Roger Federer is third favorite @ 6.00 (won 5 times – 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Stan Wawrinka is @ 26.00 (won once – 2016)

Marin Cilic is @ 17.00 (won once – 2014)

Andy Murray is @ 26.00 (won once – 2012)

Juan Martin del Potro @ 15.00 (won once – 2009)

Outside the top three the odds range from Alexander Zverev @ 10.00 to Jenson Brooksby @ 501.00

Men’s Quarter Winners

Who will win the quarter finals from 4 groups of six players:

Quarter 1 winner – *Nadal @ 1.83

Quarter 2 winner – Juan Martin del Potro @ 3.00

Quarter 3 winner – Alexander Zverev @ 3.25

Quarter 4 winner – *Novac Djokovic @ 2.00, Roger Federer @ 2.50

Men’s Singles Specials

Player A Vs “The Field”

a basic “Will the player win?” Yes / No bet.

*Nadal @ 4.00 (Yes), The field @ 1.20 (No)
*Djokovic @ 3.50 (Yes), The field @ 1.30 (No)

Double Chance

*Djokovic or Nadal to Win @ 1.83

Djokovic or Federer to Win @ 2.25
Nadal or Federer to Win @ 2.50

Triple Chance

*Federer, Nadal or Djokovic to Win @ 1.44, Anyone else @ 2.63

Winning Nationality

Any player from any country listed to win

Serbia @ 3.50
Spain @ 3.75
Switzerland @ 5.00
Argentina @ 9.50
Germany @ 9.50
Croatia @ 12.00
American @ 26.00

An American Winner Yes @ 26.00 No @ 1.01

To Reach the Final

*Nadal @ 2.10
*Djokovic @ 2.50
Roger Federer @ 3.50
Juan Martin del Potro @ 5.00
Marin Cilic @ 8.00
Alexander Zverev @ 8.00

Name the finalists

*Rafael Nadal vs Novak Djokovic @ 5.50
Rafael Nadal vs Roger Federer @ 7.00
Juan Martin del Potro vs Novak Djokovic @ 11.00
Roger Federer vs Juan Martin del Potro @ 17.00
Rafael Nadal vs Alexander Zverev @ 18.00
Rafael Nadal vs Marin Cilic @ 18.00

Outright Betting Information and tips:Women’s Markets

Outright

There have been eight different winners of the U.S. Open Women’s Singles tournament since 2005 (five of those are not in this year’s tournament).

This year, the joint favorites are Serena Williams and Simona Halep @ 7.00

Serena Williams has won the tournament 6 times (1999, 2002, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014).

Her sister Venus Williams is @ 51.00 (won 2 times – 2000, 2001)

The second favorite is Angelique Kerber (won once – 2016) @ 8.00.

Sloane Stevens (last year’s Champion) is @ 11.00

Maria Sharapova is @ 26.00 (won once – 2006)

Samantha Stosur is @ 201.00 (won once – 2011)

(The other four winners Justine Henin, Kim Clijsters and Flavia Pannetta are not entered.)

Outside the top three, the odds range from Garbine Muguruza @ 15.00 to Zarina Diyas @ 301.00

Women’s Quarter Winners

Who will win the quarter finals from 4 groups of six players?

*Quarter 1 winner – Simona Halep @ 3.50
*Quarter 2 winner – Sloane Stevens @ 4.00
Quarter 3 winner – Angelique Kerber @ 2.75
Quarter 4 winner – Petra Kvitova @ 3.75

Women’s Singles Specials

Triple Chance

*Serena Williams, Simona Halep or Angelique Kerber to win @ 2.25

Double Chance

*Serena Williams or Simona Halep @ 3.50
Simona Halep or Angelique Kerber @ 3.50
Serena Williams or Angelique Kerber @ 3.50
*Serena Williams or Sloane Stevens @ 4.00
Simona Halep or Sloane Stevens @ 4.00
Angelique Kerber or Sloane Stevens @ 4.00

Vs The Field

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Individual Match Bet Markets

The following markets become available as the tournament progresses and can also be found “in-game” betting markets:

Match Bets

In the match bet markets you can bet on the result (Player A to Win / Lose) of each match. You can also put these into accumulators.

For example: Player A to win @ 2.62 Player B to win @ 1.44

Set Betting

In this market you can bet on the score of the match. (Of course, for the women the set betting is only 2-0 and 2-1)

For example:

Player A to win 3-0 @ 2.75
Player A to win 3-1 @ 3.75
Player A to win 3-2 @ 6.00
Player B to win 3-0 @ 10.00
Player B to win 3-1 @ 7.00
Player B to win 3-2 @ 7.00

First Set Match Betting

In this market you simply bet who you think will win or lose the first set only. You can also put these into accumulators.

For example:

Player A to win the first set @ 2.37
Player B to win the first set @ 1.53

First Set Correct Score

In this market you can bet on the player and the score of the first set.

For example:

Player A to win the first set...
6-0 @ 51.00
6-1 @ 13.00
6-2 @ 8.00
6-3 @ 5.50
6-4 @ 5.00
7-5 @ 13.00
7-6 @ 7.00

2nd 3rd 4th 5th Set winner

This is the same as the First Set Match betting but for the other sets. These are not usually offered before the match has started but can be found in the 'in game' betting markets.

Player A to win the 2nd set @ 2.37
Player B to win the 2nd Set @ 1.53

Statistic Betting

Under / Over 7.5, 8.5. 9.5 games in Set 1, Set 2 etc.

Also found in the 'in game' betting markets. Here you choose if the set will have over or under the number of games listed.

For example:

Under 7.5 @ 8.00 @ Over 7.5 @ 1.06
Under 8.5 @ 4.00 Over 8.5 @ 1.22
Under 9.5 @ 2.00 Over 9.5 @ 1.72
Under 10.5 @ 1.33 Over 10.5 @ 3.00
Set to go to a Tie Break? Yes / No

Here you simply choose if the set will finish 6-6 and go to a tie break. (Of course, this is not offered on the 3rd set of a women's match or the 5th set of a men's match)

If the set goes to a tie break then you can bet on Player A or B to win the tie-break.

Number of Sets (Best of 3)

How many sets will be played? - You bet on the number of sets played will be under or above the number listed.

For example:

Men's match: Over 4.5 @ 3.50 Under 4.5 @ 1.28

Women's match: Over 2.5 @ 2.50 Under 2.5 @ 1.50

Total Games in a set / match

Here you can bet if the total number of games played in each set or the match will be odd or even.

Number of Duece games – None, One, Two

In this bet you choose how many games in the set will go to 40-40 (Deuce). (This bet is available on limited matches only.)

Final Word

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For outright betting we also recommend “Double” bets as this can help dramatically increase your returns and you can also place “insurance” bets. For example a Simona Halep @ 9.00 and a Nadal @ 4.50 to win double returns 101.25 points for a 2.5 point bet, you could then do the Double Chance Bet – Djokovic or Federer to win @ 2.25 at 5 points and/or Serena Williams to win @ 6.00 at 5 points or whatever you like to “cover” as the double bet gets closer to a win at the semi-final and final stage.

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The Australian Open is also played on a hard acrylic surface so when looking for value in the match betting as well as head to head statistics it is a good idea to research how different players performed in the Australian Open and at other hard court tournaments when making selections.