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Pinnacle Odds feed returns

Posted on by uleso

Recently we had an interruption to our odds feed that creates the markets here at Tennis Insight.

This was caused by Pinnacle Sports suddenly and unexpectedly changing their policy around supplying odds to their customers.

Fortunately due to some smart and quick thinking by our team we were able to resolve the issue and have the feed back within the day.

We apologise for the disruption of service and please let us know if you find any data that has been put out of whack as a consequence.

Thank you for your patience and support.

The Tennis Insight Team.

Men’s Wimbledon Preview

Posted on by Asen Peshev

History…  The Championships or commonly known as Wimbledon is the oldest tournament of the world. It was founded in 1877 and is considered by many as the most prestigious to win.

Roger Federer has won the most titles – 8 and has the most wins with 101.

Novak Djokovic saved 2 MP and won a tight 5 set battle that required a tiebreak at 12-all in 2019 to win his 5th Wimbledon title in 2019. Tournament was not held in 2020 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.

WTA Berlin

Posted on , updated on by Asen Peshev

History…  This will be the 94th edition of the German Open but first since 2008.  The resumed event  should have taken place last year, but was cancelled due to the Covid -19 pandemic. It’s played in Rot-Weiss Tennis Club in Berlin.

Favourites/Top Seeds/Dark Horses….

Women’s French Open

Posted on , updated on by Asen Peshev

History…  Played since 1891, The French Open switched surfaces from sand to clay and continues to be played on that texture since 1908.

It is arguably the most physically demanding Grand Slam to win due to slower pace.

Chris Evert has won the event a record 7 times between 1974-1986, while Justine Henin has won the most consecutive titles – 3 from 2005 to 2007

Played In September/October last year, due to the Covid pandemic and the need to be rescheduled, in heavy and rainy conditions, the event served numerous surprises with Martina Trevisan reaching QF, Nadia Podoroska going all the way from qualifying to the Semis and last but