Australian Open 2021 women's favourites. The market has picked Ashleigh Barty, Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams as their top favourites to win the 2021 Australian Open, and it's tough to disagree. Barty, a semifinalist at the Australian Open in 2020, is the host nation's best chance for a homegrown champion for some time. Betting.betfair.com preview the women's singles outright market from the 2018 Australian Open and provide their outright tournament tips on Saturday 13 January 2018. Elise Mertens vs. Caroline Wozniacki 2018 Australian Open Pick, Odds, Prediction AUTHOR: Randy Chambers Randy has covered sports betting since 2014 and writes about everything from NFL to WNBA.
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It's tough to narrow this list too much, given how wide open the tournament appears to be, but I'm going to limit this list to 3 players at the top of the odds.
Pliskova is a former world #1, but has yet to win a major. She's also seeded sixth, potentially giving her a tougher road to the final, so I'm a little puzzled to see her listed as the (short)favorite in this tournament. Even though the hard court seems to suit her game, I'm not interested in backing her at this price.
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- The 2018 Australian Open is nearly upon us and reigning champions Roger Federer ($3.50) and Serena Williams ($5.50) are at the head of the outright betting markets. The draw has a huge influence on the outcome of the tournament but they won't be conducted until the 11th of January, so instead the focus here will be on overall form and fitness.
- 2018 Australian Open Men's Odds Oddsmakers are favoring the likelihood of a Federer-Nadal rematch in this year's Australian Open final, listing the 2 popular players at the top of the futures odds. Technically, Nadal (+450) is tied with Novak Djkovic for second on the Australian Open odds, trailing Federer at +190.
Halep is also without a major title on her resume, but she's currently the top-ranked player in the world and is the #1 seed in the tournament. She gained some valuable experience in majors lastyear, including a heartbreaking loss in the French Open final and a quarter-final appearance at Wimbledon. The one concern about backing Halep here is her history in Australia, which includesearly exits the past 2 seasons.
Kerber might be flying under the radar here. Her world ranking has plummeted from #1 to #21 over the past 2 years, but that may only take the pressure off her. She warmed up for this tournamentnicely with a first-round victory over Serena Williams last week in Sydney. America card room mobile.
Pliskova vs. Halep
January 2018
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Simona Halep and Karolina Pliskova meet in the quarterfinals of the 2018 Australian Open.
Simona Halep is coming off a straight sets win over Naomi Osaka that took 17 games to decide. In the victory, Halep won 65 percent of her first serve points and 55 percent of her second serve points. Halep did a good job of keeping the ball in play in her fourth round victory, winning 48 percent of her return points and producing just 18 unforced errors. Halep produced five breaks in her fourth round victory as well. Besides the marathon match with Lauren Davis, Halep has been really consistent this tournament and will be tough to beat if she can keep her errors below 20. Halep hopes to make her fifth career grand slam semifinal appearance. Halep is 4-5 in her career in grand slam quarterfinal matches. Halep has never made the semifinals of the Australian Open, as she's lost both previous quarterfinal matches. Halep has won 10 straight matches on hard court.
Karolina Pliskova is coming off a three sets win over Barbora Strycova that took 29 games to decide. In the victory, Pliskova won 66 percent of her first serve points and 56 percent of her second serve points. Pliskova wasn't as consistent with her serve in her fourth round match and was broken twice, but she did win 43 percent of her return points, and she'll be in good shape if she can continue that effort. Pliskova has now won 10 of her last 13 sets played and is coming off a match in which she hit 42 winners. Pliskova hopes to make her third career grand slam semifinal appearance. Pliskova is 2-2 in her career in grand slam quarterfinal matches. Pliskova has never made the semifinals of the Australian Open. Pliskova has won eight of her last 10 matches on hard court.
These two have played seven times in the past and Halep has won five of those meetings. The most recent match was in the 2017 French Open, a match Halep won in three sets. Halep has won the last two meetings with her last loss coming in the 2016 Davis Cup. Halep is 4-2 against Pliskova on hard court.
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Pliskova hasn't been as dominant with her serve as she has been in the past and that's worrisome given that it's her biggest weapon and the one thing that puts her ahead of the rest of the field. Shogun slot machine online, free play. Also, Halep has beaten Pliskova in four of the six matches on hard court, all in straight sets, so that tells you she sees the ball well and can handle those power shots. Halep also just faced a power player in Naomi Osaka, and she forced 31 unforced errors, so she should be prepared for a match like this one.
I like Halep to reach the semifinals.
Randy's PickSimona Halep
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