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ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells BNP Paribas Open 2025 Betting Preview: Where is the smart money flowing?
The ATP Indian Wells 2025 event will host some of the biggest name’s in world tennis. Albeit with the noticeable exception of world number one Jannik Sinner following his doping ban which will see him out until the summer swing. Serbian star Novak Djokovic is expected to compete however and will be sure to draw the crowds.
Now we are dispensed with the formalities let’s get into the reason you are here – What are the smart betting opportunities for the BNP Paribas Open 2025?
- Novak Djokovic: Erratic Performances
- Carlos Alcaraz: Probable Favourite
- Jack Draper: Conditions Warning
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Novak Djokovic: Erratic Performances
The consistent, imperious version of the Serbian great is a distant memory nowadays with multiple notable losses against lesser opponents. However he certainly retains the ability and mental determination to triumph in the Californian desert.
Bullish Case: Despite inconsistent results he has a solid record at Indian Wells specifically and perhaps the three set format will suit him better as he reaches the later stages of his career.
Bearish Case: The market often prices him at a level below true probability due to the inevitable backing from recreational punters recognising his name in the draw. This is to protect their book liability. He’s also struggled physically over recent months.
Carlos Alcaraz: Probable Favourite
Another player producing some highs and lows over the past few months. He’s likely to be graded as the favourite for this year’s Indian Wells Open. Is this justified? Given the omission of Jannik Sinner the answer is probably yes but the remainder of the draw is strong.
Bullish Case: At his best he’s hard to beat. Arguably on another level even versus Sinner and Djokovic playing at their current peak. He has the ability but will he execute. As always focus on price not sentiment. Look for odds that suggest value. Perhaps if he drifts after a weak first round performance that he scrapes through.
Bearish Case: Multiple losses to opponents who he should be beating even when below his best. To win an event like Indian Wells requires consistency. He hasn’t played for a few weeks.
Jack Draper: Conditions Warning
The young Brit has shown great promise over the past 12 months with some superb victories. However a persistent negative theme has been his inability to deal with the physical challenges that elite tennis presents. The fact Indian Wells is located in the Palm desert is unlikely to help with this although of course it is only the three set format.
Bullish Case: The aforementioned lack of physical resilience is unlikely to have escaped the notice of his team. Hopefully steps have been taken to improve this or at least manage the impact more effectively to mitigate adverse outcomes. He has the ability to beat everyone in the draw however significant odds would be needed to factor for the extreme volatility.
Bearish Case: Even if he produces his best; various other key contenders in the draw will need to be a level below theirs for the Brit to prevail. Again it all comes down to price. Odds in the double digits could appeal.
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