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Here’s a winner finding system that doesn’t take a

lot of time to operate – but produces excellent results.

Make money on the losers

Five years ago it was fairly common to see players lose a set 6-0, but with

overall standards on the rise, it isn’t like that anymore.

If a player gets beaten 6-0 these days it is usually for a good reason, and

thanks to the frantic schedule of the current game, that reason is usually

either fatigue or injury.

I recommend that we oppose these 6-0 losers in their next match. They are

usually still suffering the effects of whatever it was that caused them to lose

so comprehensively - and they are usually defeated the next time they play.

Betting against them can be a profitable exercise.

Let’s be clear about the rules

·       Only players beaten 6-0 count, and the ‘zero’ must have been the score of the

last set of the match, i.e. 6-3 6-0 counts for the system - however 6-0 6-4 does

not. The zero must be in the last set played.

·       After being ‘zeroed,’ the player must then play during the following week. For

example if the loss occurred in the week ending 10th of April - he must reappear

before the 17th of April. If he takes more time out than this to recover, and

doesn’t play again for two or three weeks or more - then ‘no bet’ is the advice

·       Only players in the Top 50 count. Players outside the Top 50 may not have

enough experience for the system to be meaningful.

This method won’t give you a bet every week – but the strike rate of winners to

bets is excellent – most seasons it is over 80 percent.

Here are a couple of examples from last year – as you can see – you will often

be offered decent odds when betting against these 6-0 losers.

·       Nicolas Kiefer was ‘six-nothinged’ by Spaniard Filippo Volandri in the Rome

TMS. The following week the German contested an event in Hamburg, and suffered a

defeat in the very first round, Mikhail Youzhny beating him comfortably. Price

available for Youzhny was even money.

·       Vincent Spadea was thumped 6-0 by the German Tommy Haas, Spadea turned out the

following week and was beaten in his first match by Mark Philippoussis. The

price available for Philippoussis was 6/4.