Maguire’s hoodoo over Higgins worth backing at UK Champs
Stephen Maguire has won his last four straight games against fellow Scot John Higgins
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Stephen Maguire has won his last four straight games against fellow Scot John Higgins
Backing odds-on fav Ronnie with Dott and Maguire pays out at just under 5/2
White and Holt can both take advantage kind draws whilst Saengkham looks nailed on
Wattana, Donaldson and Dunn can all take advantage of struggling opponents
As White and McManus are on the way down they face two players going the other way
In-form Thunder from Down Under always gives a good account of himself in this event
Murphy has always threatened a big win when least expected to do so
O’Sullivan has always had the propensity to be involved in upsets but this won’t be one
History maker Ding looks set to march on and give himself chance of shooting down Rocket
The Northern Irishman has been in much better form and the format demands confidence
No-one will be more aware of taking Gould lightly leaving the upset with no appeal
Bingham arrives with more confidence than Walden and that will be key in the short format
Trump has not been playing well for some time and he looks a vulnerable favourite
Robertson has shown consistently over the last few years that he is worthy of champion tag
Chinese number one can continue imperious form in Coventry
Nothing suggests Dott will stand in Ding’s way of a shot at snooker immortality
Ronnie has coasted into the semis, while Trump will benefit from some testing ties
World number 14 enjoying the form of his career as he bids to reach Crucible finale
Handicap win a certainty for the Rocket, while Michael White's dream run to continue
Trump hard to oppose after pulling favoured foe from the hat; Ding to advance, elsewhere
Ronnie and Mark King can land a county double and progress to the quarters
Walden and Bingham should be able to overcome handicaps in second round ties
Welshman to build on win over Williams, whilst Murphy to prevail in battle of former champs
Aussie’s 1st round record leaves little hope for Robert Milkins
Expect comfortable victories for Ding, Selby, Robertson and Bingham
Selby, Ding and Stevens’ passage to the next round should be untroubled by trio of qualifiers
Carter win supplemented by a Fu glory and handicap victories for Dale and Maguire elsewhere
Sussex cueman has won two most recent meetings with four-time world champion