Adam Atkinson vs Andy Boulton Prediction: Expect a long match

Both Adam Atkinson and Andy Boulton enter this Modus Super Series Week 7 showdown riding a losing streak and harboring high hopes of breaking their skid with a victory. Will it be possible for Adam Atkinson, despite the fact that the bookies have Andy Boulton pegged as the favorite, to turn the odds in his favor and win the competition?

Adam Atkinson - expected to be in his best

Because Adam Atkinson has not been performing poorly leading up to this competition, the label of underdog that has been given to him in this scenario is puzzling. The Englishman's most recent encounter was against Peter Jacques, and he was soundly defeated by a score of 0-4 in that match. However, Adam Atkinson's most recent five encounters have resulted in his picking up three victories. These victories were against Danny van Trijp, Carl Wilkinson, and Raymond Smith in matches that ended 3-4, 4-1, and 2-4, respectively. In addition, he was defeated by Dylan Slevin in one match by a score of 4-3.

Andy Boulton - confident of taking advantage of Adam

Despite the fact that Andy Boulton has a losing record coming into this match, he is the favorite to win. The Scottish player was defeated by the Austrian Suljovic in his last match of the Players Championship 14 round 1/16. The result of the match was 5-6. Prior to those defeats, Andy Boulton had a winning streak of two matches in a row over Ian White and Scott Mitchell, with scores of 2-6 and 6-4, respectively. Even though he is the favorite in this match, we anticipate that the Scottish player will play better, capitalize on Adam Atkinson's weaknesses, and get back to his winning ways.

Expert Betting Tips

Given that the two competitors had similar performances leading up to this competition, it is reasonable to anticipate that this match will be challenging. Even though this is the first time that they will compete together, we anticipate that they will not treat it with any carelessness and will instead perform at their highest level and do whatever it takes to succeed. Andy Boulton appears, however, to have picked up a tremendous amount of experience in the meantime, and his strategy for matches and skills are incomparable to those of Adam Atkinson's. Therefore, this situation is a victory for the Scottish. In the meantime, I believe there will be a significant number of throws that are accurate here; hence, I will be betting on the highest checkouts.