Today’s Table Tennis Betting Tips – Predictions and Best Bets for October 21, 2020

There’s plenty of table tennis actions scheduled for Wednesday and that brings many opportunities to make some money. Most tournaments are in Europe and I share more details about the competitions that are available on October 21 before I move on to my table tennis betting tips for today.

The post includes the more information about the Setka Cup, the Czech TT Star Series, the Ukrainian TT Cup, and more tournaments, as well as my betting picks at the end.

Let’s start with the table tennis competitions scheduled for Wednesday, October 21.

The biggest tournament that will be played today is the Challenger Ochsenhausen. The event features some of the most promising young players in professional table tennis and here are several of the most exciting matches.

The Russian amateur league features a ton of matches today, so you can enjoy plenty of action. Here are some of the most anticipated clashes from the competition.

Another amateur competition that will be active on Wednesday is the Ukrainian Setka Cup. It features both men’s and women’s matches. Let’s take a look at some of them.

The other competition in Ukraine that takes place is the TT Cup and here are some of the matches on the schedule.

Finally, we have the Czech TT Star Series that include more than 30 fixtures, including the following.

I have prepared three table tennis betting picks for today and you can find them below.

I believe that Alexei Vlasov should beat Vjacheslav Chernov based on what we’ve seen from both players recently. Chernov has lost a lot of ranking points because he only has three wins from his past twelve fixtures, while his opponent has been slightly better in the past week or so.

In my second pick of the day, I’m backing Aleksei Innazarov who faces Viktor Rahmanov. The latter has climbed the rankings rapidly in October and has struggled against the stronger competition lately, while Innazarov is a solid guy who can deliver a surprise.

Finally, I believe that Dmitriy Tunitsyn can beat Aleksei Yanshaev. He had a bad start of October and took a break before returning with some strong performances, while Yanshaev has been shaky recently.