Wednesday, November 16 will be the first day of round-robin competition at the tournament that will be held in Turin. In the following, we will examine some of OKBET tennis online betting tips that we have for the day.

Stefanos Tsitsipas v Daniil Medvedev

Tsitsipas has not had a lot of success against Medvedev over the years, winning only three of their ten matches against each other. However, on Wednesday, he will be hoping to add win number four to his record against Medvedev.

In their most recent meeting, which took place in Cincinnati, Tsitsipas was able to add victory number three to his record by outperforming Medvedev.

Earlier this year, the Russian took first place in Australia, and this will be their third time competing against one another. Tsitsipas will have some good opportunities to win if their performance in the previous match is any indication.

This year, Medvedev has shown a high degree of vulnerability, and he did not appear to be particularly comfortable with the tempo of the court.

Serving well will be the most important thing for Tsitsipas to accomplish. Because Medvedev has a tendency to bait out some poor choices made by him in general, you should keep the points short and avoid complicating things an excessive amount.

I have a strong feeling that Medvedev will pull through and win the match. It would be irresponsible not to support the H2H because it presents such a compelling argument.

Tip: The odds for Medvedev to win are 4 to 9

Novak Djokovic v Andrey Rublev

The previous match was expected to go to Novak Djokovic, but Rublev’s victory came as a complete shock. The Russian player attacked Medvedev in a very effective way by taking advantage of the quick speed of the court, and he will bring the same strategy to this match.

Djokovic is incredible at winning points that he has no business winning, but it is very difficult when you play a player who is used to playing in such a manner. Djokovic is incredible at winning points that he has no business winning.

They only competed against each other twice, and Djokovic won the match that took place in Turin a year ago. It was a fairly convincing win, but the speed is even higher now, and Rublev may be able to take advantage of that.

If he does a good job serving, then he will be rewarded handsomely no matter what. If he does a poor job, then he will be in a lot of trouble. I seriously doubt that he will be able to keep performing at that level for an extended period of time.

It is reasonable to anticipate that Djokovic will win this match rather easily due to the fact that he is significantly more consistent, which will present a challenge for the Russian as the match progresses.

To win, Djokovic is favored with odds of 7/17.

Ivan Dodig/Austin Krajicek v Nick Kyrgios/Thanasi Kokkinakis

Kyrgios and Kokkinakis will both be doing everything they can to win this match because a defeat would end their chances of winning the competition. Both of them didn’t have very high hopes for the outcome of this event, but don’t be fooled into thinking that they aren’t putting in any effort.

This Kyrgios is not the same as the one before, and he is definitely much more competitive than he lets on.

Their competitors are a very capable duo who have enjoyed a great deal of success indoors this year, as evidenced by their 11-4 record and the trophy they took home from Basel. They are in good shape and will provide the Australians with a challenge to overcome.

The serve was the issue that derailed Kyrgios and Kokkinakis’ chances in the first round.

It was so good in the first set, they could barely lose a point, but after that, it dropped off quite a bit. In the second set, however, it was much better. Because of this issue, they were never able to generate a significant amount of pressure with the return.

It is one of their strengths in general, and it will be essential in this situation.

Tip: 6/5 in the third set of the match.