Davis Cup Quarterfinal Preview at LinesMaker

Davis Cup Quarterfinal Preview

The Davis Cup is all set to catch the atten­tion of bet­tors this week at Lines­Maker sports­book. The cup is enter­ing the World Group Quar­ter­fi­nals stage, with eight nations — Spain, France, Argentina, Rus­sia, Chile, Czech Repub­lic, Croa­tia and Ser­bia– bat­tling for a spot in the semi-finals.

In their quar­ter­fi­nal tie, defend­ing cham­pi­ons Spain plays France, with­out Rafael Nadal who has opted out of the tour­ney due to knee injury. Nev­er­the­less, Spain still con­tin­ues to be among the hot favorites in the com­pe­ti­tion, hav­ing odds of +250 to defend the title. Spain boasts envi­able tal­ents like Fer­nando Ver­dasco, David Fer­rer, Feli­ciano Lopez and Nico­las Almagro.

France is show­ing sig­nif­i­cantly low efforts this week. Tipped at +500, they are still the third favorites to win the title, trail­ing behind Spain and Ser­bia. France’s bench is rep­re­sented by Mon­fils, Michael Llo­dra, Julien Ben­neteau and Gilles Simon; sans Tsonga who begged off national duty. Although France has got home edge in this tie, they will have a hard time bat­tling Spain. Spain has 3–0 chances of sweep­ing the tie against France.

Else­where, Rus­sia plays Argentina in their sec­ond quar­ter­fi­nal tie. Rus­sia has Niko­lay Davy­denko, Mikhail Youzhny, Igor Kunit­syn and Teimu­raz Gabashvilli to their res­cue. Listed at +550 to suc­cess­fully defend their title, play­ing on home soil is likely to work in their favor.

Argentina is play­ing with­out their best 2009 US Open cham­pion, Juan Mar­tin Del Potro; giv­ing Rus­sia another advan­tage. Nal­ban­dian, Mayer, Schwank and Zebal­los are tasked with the job of tak­ing out Rus­sia. Argentina is at +600 to win the title at Lines­Maker. Rus­sia has 4–1 chances of tak­ing out Argentina in the quarterfinals.

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