Mutua Madrid Open: Tennis Betting Insight
The 2024 iteration of the Mutua Madrid Open has grabbed the attention of tennis bettors around the world due to the fact the field is relatively strong this year. There is also the small matter of the return of one of the greatest players of all time in the form of multiple time champion Rafael Nadal.
From a tennis betting perspective – where is the value this year at the ATP Masters 1000 Madrid? As always our analysts have focused their event preview on probability and any discrepancies between this value and the odds on offer across bookmaker and exchanges.
To make this insight as digestible as possible it is prevented with a breakdown for each individual competitor. This analysis can benefit tennis bettors throughout the event as it progresses and help to identify value opportunities. For more generic advice on profiting from tennis explore our guide.
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ATP Madrid 2024 Preview
Mutua Madrid Open Player Analysis
After an extended period of injury issues he is unlikely to progress far beyond the first few rounds. His stellar record at this event (most recently winning in 2021) counts for little and is why he is priced far higher than most would have thought possible in previous years.
Fresh from another victory in Monte Carlo; the Greek star is one of the favourites in Madrid. A word of caution is that his general clay court record is significantly weaker than that of his attainment in Monte Carlo specifically. The conditions in Madrid after unlikely to favour him as much.
Definitely the stand out in the outright market for value seekers. Solid clay court form data and the slow Madrid courts should be perfect for him.
The data shows it’s slow (even for clay). This typically favours favourites over underdogs as the points as longer and more drawn out. Bear this in mind when considering which players to back this week at the Mutua Madrid Open.
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