Best Bets For Men’s Wimbledon Third Round: Norrie, Rublev

There is a 39-game total set between Mattia Bellucci and Cameron Norrie.
Odds are favoring Andrey Rublev over Adrian Mannarino with a -5-point spread.

LONDON – The third round of the men’s Wimbledon singles gets underway on Friday and there are two matchups that we’re looking at for our best bets of the day. Those bets are featured in the Mattia Bellucci vs. Cameron Norrie matchup and the Andrey Rublev vs. Adrian Mannarino match.

The two bets on legal sports betting sites for each match include bets on the total combined games in each set between Bellucci and Norrie and the spread between Rublev and Mannarino.

Bet On Higher Scoring Between Bellucci & Norrie

Mattia Bellucci Vs. Cameron Norrie

Moneyline: Mattia Bellucci (+135) vs. Cameron Norrie (-165)
Spread: Cameron Norrie -3
Total: 39

Games have not been hard to come by here for both Bellucci and Norrie through each of their first two Wimbledon games.

Starting with Norrie, he’s crossed over the 39-game mark in both of his matches. In the first round, his matchup with Roberto Bautista-Agut hit 43 games. During Norrie’s second-round upset win over Frances Tiafoe, the two combined for 41 games.

As for Bellucci, he’s crossed 39 games in one of his two matches. However, the match that he stayed under, he won in three sets with 20 games. He saw 42 games scored in his first match.

Back Rublev To Cover Vs. Mannarino

Andrey Rublev Vs. Adrian Mannarino

Moneyline: Andrey Rublev (-310) vs. Adrian Mannarino (+250)
Spread: Andrey Rublev -5
Total: 39

While a 5-game spread on Wimbledon betting sites could come off as intimidating, we’re rolling with Andrey Rublev to cover based solely on what he’s done through his two matches thus far.

He’s won both of his first two rounds by 5+ games which include a four set win over Laslo Djere in the opening round and over Lloyd Harris in the second. He has won 51 of 90 games in his first two matches.

Not to take away from Adrian Mannarino at all with his first two wins which includes an easy three setter over Christopher O’Connell, but he barely got by Valentin Royer in the second.

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