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Tickets vs money is the gap between how many bets landed on a side and how much cash is behind them. On this game's card the ticket share and the money share point in different directions on the run line, which usually means fewer, larger bets sit on the side with the money. The number has moved toward that side since open.•Tickets: the popular side•Money: where the bigger bets are•Line move: which way the price went since openThat pattern is what people call sharp money. It describes who bet, not what will happen.

Hold and breakHold% is how often a player wins his own service games; break% is how often he wins return games. The tennis board lists both for each player on the surface they're playing. Read them side by side:•A wide gap between the two hold rates means the match leans toward the better server•The break rate says whether the other player can take a set back•When both hold rates are high, sets tend to turn on a single break, which is why the game-total lines on those matches run short

From the Unit Tracker's 7-day window: the record as wins-losses-pushes, net units, and ROI, the same three numbers on the Picks page.•Record: every graded pick in the window•Net units: the stake-weighted result, so a winning record can still be negative if the losses came at bigger stakes or shorter odds•ROI: net units divided by units riskedEach pick behind the number is on the tracker with its odds, stake and final score.