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So day four at Wimbledon was awesome. Having great center court seats was really great. If you ever get the chance it is an amazing event and I would highly recommend it especially if you enjoy tennis.
My picks for yesterday didn't go exactly as planned, but what in life ever does. So let's go over what I did wrong. First, I suspected that Hewitt would be a pushover for Soderling. After Sodering dropped the first set I backed him further, and then after he dropped the second set I backed him again. I was a bit uncomfortable going so deep on this, but I knew that Soderling wasn't playing badly and that it was a very tight match. I thought that he had a very good chance to come back and win in 5 sets. Thankfully for me I was right. He won the next three sets and took the match. I sold off with a modest profit in the 4th set, so I could guarantee profit. I wished I had held on because I had a solid feeling about Soderling. Tennis is such a swing sport it's tough to make yourself do things like that though.
2nd I was also wrong about Tomic. I thought that would be an easy match for him and he dropped the first two sets. I sold my position after the first set for a small loss because I hadn't seen how Tomic was playing and I didn't want to make a judgement call on just the score alone. The scoreboard in tennis rarely says what is actually going on.
As I recommended Del Potro came back and won three easy straight sets.
Also Melzer took the first and third sets in his match. I backed him from the beginning and then sold off after he took the first set.
It was a great day, although I wouldn't recommend live trading from the event unless you have the proper equipment. I was forced to use the BetFair app for iPhone which was less than desirable for use.
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