A quick calculation and it looks like 31 is our new max, 30 if Lloyd loses the mixed. So the net is closing in at both ends now!

Blue_Belle wrote:

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Lloyd won his mixed so that gives us 12

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 That's me nearly gone. But noone on 13, 14, 15 so could still be nearest. Don't think we will stay on 12 though.

Bob in Spain wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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So - one singles player left (Cam); 5 mens doubles (Joe, Neal, Jamie, LLoyd, Henry), 1 womens doubles (Sam), 2 mixed doubles (Neal, Lloyd).

Not sure where this will land, feels like mens doubles will be the key to how many wins we get.

As of end of day 5, all people who made a prediction are still in the hunt! Havent bothered trying to calculate the maximum we can get though, in terms of wins, anyone tried to calculate it?

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Isn't it always ?

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Disappointed only Cam left in the singles, would love to see more of our college players coming through - I know Paul Js had injury problems, but Nuno Borges (Paul defeated in the NCAA final) has a ranking of 69. Ben Shelton is flying at 16 and JJ Wolf has a ranking of 57  

indiana wrote:

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After Friday our maximum is now 33.

8 men's singles + 2 women's singles + 15 men's doubles + 8 mixed doubles.

Our mixed is limited by our 3 pairs all being in the same quarter.

If Cam loses to Casper Ruud in his R3 match that will immediately reduce the maximum by 5 and our more optimistic predictors will begin to drop out from the first Saturday. C'mon, Cam!

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 yeah, Joe and Hev playing moved it up from what I thought was 31 but didnt change the dial!!

Realistically still going to land in the high teens or low 20's now I would say. Which is sort of par 

Lloyd gives us another win in the mens doubles so that means we are on 14 wins now!

Jamie is also in the mixed as an alt pairing

indiana wrote:

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Jamie+ won in.the mixed to take us to 16. Neal+ play Lloyd+ in R2 of the mixed so our minimum is now 17.

And our maximum possible wins has gone UP to 36.

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 A changing landscape!