Wimbledon Friday Tips: 12/1 treble bet for fifth day

Thursday at Wimbledon was a great day - no rain delays and some high-quality games all around - and we’ll be hoping for more of the same on Friday with another action-packed day on the cards.

As usual, we’re looking at the betting market for Friday’s games, picking out our three best bets which we've combined into a 12/1 accumulator.

Stan Wawrinka vs Novak Djokovic: Tie break in the match

It’s no secret that Novak Djokovic is the greatest player in the world at the moment and he’s now up against an old foe in Stan Wawrinka. Stan may be getting on a bit but he’s still going strong to this day.

Stan’s service game has been on point so far at Wimbledon and with age not being on his side these days he’s had to rely on this heavy serve, which works perfectly for the grass court.

Djokovic had to go to a tiebreak in his match against Jordan Thompson and was close to needing two to beat the Australian; he also went to a tie break against Cachin in his first round.

Given the surface and how Wawrinka is playing at the moment, I think 11/10 for a tie break in the match is a great bet 

Marta Kostyuk vs Paula Badosa: Badosa to win 2-0

Paula Badosa looked very good in her first game back at Wimbledon with a very comfortable 2-0 win over America’s Alison Riske.

Grass hasn’t been Badosa’s favourite surface but if she plays anything like she did in her first round match, she should have a comfortable day against Kostyuk.

On top of this, Badosa has a 3-0 record against Kostyuk which should tell you how comfortable she is against this opponent. She has won two of those in straight sets and we’ll be backing her to do so at 13/8.

Matteo Berrettini vs Alex de Minaur: Berrettini to win

Many were doubting Matteo Berrettini coming into Wimbledon this year due to his fitness but he put all those doubts to bed when he played his fellow Italian Lorenzo Sonego. Berrettini looked incredible in this match and in the first set he didn’t lose a point on his serve until his fifth service game.

Serving has always been Berrettini’s key to victory and considering how good it looked against Sonego, he should have no problem holding it against the tricky Alex De Minaur.

De Minaur is a great player in his own right but I feel this version of Berrettini is too good and with his fitness looking absolutely fine, 13/8 seems incredibly generous.

This brings our treble to 12/1 with Bet365! Good luck to all those following along.