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Martic is having a career year. She made the semifinals in Charleston, then won her first career title in Istanbul last week. After defeating Garbine Muguruza in opening round of Madrid, she received a free pass into the round of sixteen because of an Angelique Kerber ankle injury. She will face off against fellow Croatia Vekic, who is also having the best year of her career.
Martic loves clay—she has won 11 of her last 12 matches on this surface. Her movement and athleticism are her biggest strengths, in addition to her heavy kic -serve. She will try to control the point with her serve and forehand to keep the ball away from Vekic’s lethal backhand. Vekic will try to keep the points on the shorter side, using her power and precision to blast Martic off the court.
There will surely be nerves in this match, the two Croatians have never played before.

Taking Martic here, is value for couple of reasons: 1) she is enjoying the best tennis of her life! 2) She will be very well rested, because she played two days ago, and Vekic played yesterday.
 

Lucas Pouille seems to have made a good decision when he choose to play a Challenger tournament last week in Bordeaux, as he got some of his match rhytm back, as he looked alright in the first round, and I expect him to defeat Hubert Hurkacz today. The young polish talent is not that tested on the red surface at the top level, and I expect Pouille to revenge his last loss against Hurkacz. The french player is known for having random deep runs at important tournaments, and I expect him to actually do something similar here in Madrid, this week.

Philippine Cup final's fourth game. In my opinion bookies set wrong points line, it's a little bit too low, when these teams are playing. They've met four times this season one time in a regular season (92:113), and three times here in the finals, first two matches were over (94:99; 101:108), only the third match of finals series went under (82:86). Both teams more than capable to score a lot of points, against each other, so easy choice for me, good luck :)

It might be the easiest bet in the NBA Playoffs right now but another OVER could be in the cards when the Portland Trail Blazers and Denver Nuggets meet for Game 5 tonight. The OVER has hit in seven of the last eight games in this matchup (average combined score: 223.6) and neither team has really broken out from behind the arc yet through four games of this series.