1.3 Ding beaten in own backyard
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Jamie "The Pacman" Pacheco /
27 March 2008 /
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Shaun Murphy eclipses home favourite...
Ding Junhui was matched at [1.3] on Betfair during a dramatic 5-4 defeat to Shaun Murphy at the China Open today.
The pair could only be separated by a deciding frame which each player had good opportunities to win.
Shaun Murphy was matched at a high of [4.6] to advance past the home favourite.
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Wednesday 26th March - 1.11 O'Sullivan crashes out of the China Open
Ronnie O'Sullivan was matched at [1.11] on Betfair to beat Marco Fu after compiling a break of 50 in the deciding frame of his first round match at the China Open. He missed a pretty straightforward pot to give Fu a lifeline but traded at odds-on again after his opponent lost position, before Fu eventually cleared up.
O'Sullivan traded at a low of [4.0] on the winner market where Ding Junhui, Stephen Maguire and Mark Selby are the current joint-favourites at [6.4].
Ding Junhui will now have a very tricky second-round tie against Sean Murphy, Maguire has a considerably easier match against Barry Hawkins.
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