indiana wrote:

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Jeff Stelling wrote:

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Anyone else thinking Andy is odds-on to get knocked out now?

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Theretically, still no, but err  err

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Yes I realise he wouldn't be odds-on at a bookmaker, I meant does it not seem like Andy's position is looking highly precarious. As in even though Andy progressing is still the most likely, it certainly doesn't feel like it.

 

No games margin in it i think

a tie break win in the 3rd to Del Potro is ok for andy

The Magician Santoro wrote:

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All or nothing now. Fed wins, Murray thorugh. Del Potro wins. Murray out

No games margin in it i think

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No, I think Delpo has to win at least 6 -3 to put Andy out ( don't tell him that though   ), he is 3 games ahead overall and based on no of games played will evidently need to get to 6 ahead.

Part of Steven's analysis went :

"Pot wins up to 4 games more than Fed - 1st Fed 2nd Mur
Pot wins 5 games more than Fed, match lasts 31 or more games - 1st Fed 2nd Mur
Pot wins 5 games more than Fed, match lasts exactly 29 games - 1st Fed 2nd Mur (everything equal for 2nd, so decided on Mur v Pot result)

Pot wins 5 games more than Fed, match lasts 27 games or less - 1st Fed 2nd Pot
Pot wins 6 games more than Fed - 1st Fed 2nd Pot"

 

Although with Delpo serving first, 6 -3 could be  just one break.

Edit :  OK,  you beat me to that    

-- Edited by indiana on Thursday 26th of November 2009 10:43:57 PM

2 bps for Fed ...pleaseeeeeeeeeee

nope so we want Delpo to break here and go onto win 6-3 right ?