Izzy | AdCourt Analytics 🎾

I've noticed a lot of new faces around here recently, so I wanted to take a moment to properly introduce ourselves and explain what AdCourt Analytics is all about. 👋🎾 If you enjoy our content, you can follow everything we do on Telegram: 📲 t.me/adcourt_analytics So, who are we? I'm Izzy, one half of AdCourt Analytics. Together with Alex, I've spent almost 10 years analyzing and betting on professional tennis. Funny enough we actually met through the betting community. After countless conversations about matches, we realized we were practically neighbours and what started as sharing ideas turned into a friendship and eventually became AdCourt Analytics. Over the years, we've spent thousands of hours studying professional tennis, from ATP and WTA all the way down to Challengers and ITFs. We also travel to tournaments throughout the season, giving us the chance to watch players live. Seeing movement, body language and tactical adjustments in person often tells you far more than a stat sheet ever could. Our biggest edge isn't just statistics, but understanding matchups. Over the years we've developed our own betting framework based on recurring patterns we've identified across thousands of matches. We know there's no such thing as winning every bet. Long-term betting is about consistently making +EV decisions and trusting the process. An ROI of around 18% across more than 260 tracked bets doesn't happen by accident. It comes from preparation, discipline and sticking to a proven approach. That's why we don't sell "guaranteed winners", impossible hit rates or lottery-ticket parlays. Every official bet is placed on widely available main markets and can be replicated through Pinnacle, making our results transparent and realistic. More importantly, we don't just want people to blindly copy our bets. We want them to understand why we're making them and become better bettors themselves. Here's what you'll find on X: 🎾 ATP match previews 📊 Tennis insights & statistics 💡 Free picks 🧵 Matchup discussions On Telegram you'll get: ✅ Every official pick with clear staking 📊 A fully transparent verified tracker 📝 Detailed betting write-ups ⏰ Early picks, often 1–2 days before the analysis is published on X If that sounds like your kind of betting, we'd love to have you with us. Thanks for all the support. ❤️

🇦🇹 ATP Vienna | Results 🎡 ❌ Mannarino vs. Medvedev S 1 Over 9.5 ✅ Paul vs. Alcaraz under 4.5 Breaks ✅ Zverev vs. Fery under 22 Games ❌ Berrettini +1.5 Sets A mixed day in Vienna. Matteo had his chances, unfortunately, couldn't get it done. Mannarino finally run out of steam. Two solid wins, two misses. Nothing spectacular, nothing disastrous. Just an average day at the office. Back at it! 🎾💪

🇨🇭 ATP Basel | Results 🏦 ❌ Rune ML / ✅ Over 23 Games ✅ Fritz ML / ♻️ Over 23.5 Games ✅ Struff ML Much better day in Basel! 💪 Rune ML didn't come through, but the over saved that match. Fritz (played on Pinnacle) and Struff got the job done. A solid bounce-back after yesterday's disaster. We take those! 🎾🔥

🇨🇭 ATP Basel | Results 🏦 ❌ Jodar ML /❌ Jodar ML (Live) ✅ Fils ML ❌ Shapovalov +1.5 Sets ❌ +3 Games ❌ Over 23 Games ✅ Lehecka 2-0 ❌ Djokovic 2-0 ❌ Shelton vs. Kym Set 1 Over 10.5 Games An absolute shitshow today. Fils and Lehecka got the job done, but that's about the only positive we can take from this card.

🇦🇹 ATP Vienna | R2 Results 🎡 ❌ Medvedev 2-0 /✅ Medvedev ML (Live) ❌ Musetti 2-0 /❌ Musetti ML ❌ Zverev vs. Griekspoor Over 22.5 ♻️ Berrettini ML / ♻️ Over 22.5 Horrible choking in two out of four matches, but let's be honest. Still a catastrophic day in Vienna. 😭 No excuses today. We take the L, learn from it and move on. 🎾💪

Third set. Fils breaks. 5-4 and he's serving for the Match. Déjà Vu or a Mental Problem? Last week against Struff, today against Michelsen and suddenly serving out a match seems like the hardest thing in the world. Up 5-4 and serving for the win, only to get broken and completely lose control. The exact same pattern twice in just a few days. Coincidence? Or is there something more going on? After breaking to take a 5-4 lead, the door to victory is wide open. But instead of closing it, the Frenchman seems to lose focus. Unforced errors, careless shots, and suddenly the opponent is right back in the match. Being a top player isn't just about technical ability or shot-making. Mental strength is part of the package, too. You have to stay focused, manage the pressure, and finish the job when you're in a winning position. The Frenchman seems to get a little too comfortable after securing the break, as if the job is already done. But at this level, you simply can't afford to switch off before the match is over. A 5-4 lead isn't a victory and losing focus in these moments is unacceptable if you want to compete consistently at the top. Two matches, the same script. So what's the verdict? Is this a mental issue, complacency after getting the break, or just two disastrous service games at the worst possible time?