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The article discusses a tennis betting strategy known as “Court Sighting,” which involves betting on events that have not yet been updated by bookmakers, such as point outcomes or serve breaks. This strategy is based on the fact that scores are not always updated in real-time, giving bettors an advantage. The strategy is relatively low-risk and yields positive expected value, making it a profitable way to bet on tennis. To take advantage of Court Sighting, bettors need to identify slow umpires, who may take a few seconds to update the score, and use this time to place a bet before bookmakers can update their odds. The article uses a example to illustrate how to calculate the expected value of a bet, which in this case is to bet on Rafael Nadal winning the next point after his opponent breaks serve. The article concludes that while Court Sighting is still a viable strategy, it requires a basic understanding of tennis and some mathematical intuition to identify opportunities and calculate expected value.