Clay surface makes French Open Betting very interesting at SBG Global

The clay court is the defining factor that sets the French Open betting apart from the other tennis betting tournaments. Clay can do very funny things to a tennis ball’s bounce and anyone that has ever engaged in French Open betting certainly knows this. Some players in tennis betting have been able to adapt their game to this and others haven’t. When the French Open betting begins it’s easy to tell the players that know how to play clay court tennis from the ones that are simply waiting for the clay court season and French Open betting to end.

There are players throughout history that have come to dominate French Open betting and clay court play but that have struggled on other surfaces. In fact, clay court play and French Open betting is more of a specialists’ game than any other surface in tennis betting. Players who excel on clay must be in tremendous physical condition and year in and year the players that are successful in French Open betting are the ones noted for their stamina and conditioning. Aside from this, successful players in French Open betting must be able to volley well and react well to strange hops. The clay court produces a much higher bounce than the other surfaces in tennis betting and successful French Open betting players must be able to react quickly to unpredictable bounces.

Players like Rafael Nadal, Tomas Muster and Gustavo Kuerten have mastered the skills needed for French Open betting success. And for the most part these players, aside from Nadal, have had little other success in tennis betting. And vice versa, tennis betting greats like Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Jimmy Connors have never tasted French Open betting success. So when contemplating French Open betting be mindful that a great game on hard courts and a top world ranking hardly guarantees success in the French Open betting.