After a strong foundation, the last couple of days has seen the Picks go 0-6 and erase the positives.
On Wednesday I couldn't have too many complaints with the way the Tennis Picks went to be honest- some came close, but others never had a chance.
However, that was not the case on Thursday with both Tennis Picks seemingly moving into extremely strong positions and ultimately failing to get over the line.
Stefanos Tsitsipas led 6-2, 2-0 and was at 15-40 on the Hubert Hurkacz serve before the match swung around completely. Somehow he also missed an opportunity at 3-3 later in the set with the same 15-40 position blown and it was a match that got away from Tsitsipas who should have managed things much better than he did.
Later in the evening Andrey Rublev failed to serve out the first set and the second set when at 5-3 and that prevented him covering, although he did win the match in straight sets. It is the only two times he was broken in the win over Sebastian Korda, but there isn't much you can do about that and on another day it would have been a relatively easy cover.
Things like this happen over the course of an eleven month Tour and you have to take the rough with the smooth, but it is frustrating and I will not deny that.
Good Friday is set aside for the two Men's Semi Final matches in Miami as we reach the business end of the tournament. I am looking for three solid days to end the tournament and hopefully produce the positive returns that I should have already secured.
A bit more fortune would be nice compared with Thursday.
MY PICKS: Roberto Bautista Agut - 1.5 Games @ 1.91 Bet Fred (2 Units)
Andrey Rublev - 3.5 Games @ 1.72 Bet Fred (2 Units)
Miami Masters Update: 31-27, - 1 Unit (118 Units Staked, - 1% Yield)
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