Peliwo v Van Assche and F Auger-Aliassime v De Minaur

Peliwo v Van Assche

Backed Van Assche £5 @ 1.08, traded out; he started well, then lost the first set and retired — result: £0.00.
I feel I got lucky bailing early; backing 1.08 pre-match is rarely smart—tiny upside, nasty downside.

Auger-Aliassime v De Minaur

Backed Auger-Aliassime at 4.40 and traded in and out as the price moved — finished with a £0.66 profit.
Kept it simple: took small, safe greens instead of pushing.

Cumulative profit: £3.15.

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