ROGER FEDERER VS ANDY MURRAY LIVE BETTING TIPS 2010 AUSTRALIAN OPEN FINAL

We're just a short time away from the opening serve of the 2010 Australian Open Men's Final and fans from all over the world will be tuning in to see one of the most widely-anticipated finals we've seen in quite some time. The build-up has been formidable with Roger Federer starting the war of words with his Scottish counter-part, effectively declaring the 21 year-old Scot as not in his league. 
888sports is going to be offering up live betting on this fixture and you'll be able to follow the odds throughout the entire match. Currently, you'll find Roger Federer's odds listed at 4/7 to win with Murray trading at 11/8. Should Murray win the first set, you'll likely see him drop to below even money and Federer's price will endure a sharp correction. 

In play set correct score betting will be available and you can usually bet on it up until one of the players gets to 3 or so. You will also be able to bet live on the set betting and that can be especially rewarding if you can lock in a few high-odds bets early in the match. 
During the actual match, you'll be able to select from around 8 or 9 different markets and the set correct score is usually the most generous. Most live tennis odds, aside from the outright betting, generally revolve around over/under style wagers. 
The key to live betting on these fixtures is always to be thinking two steps ahead of what the bookmakers want you to bet on now. The best way to ensure value is to be ahead of the odds and, should you be betting a few moves ahead, you'll be giving yourself more hedging opportunities. 
In terms of this match, if Federer starts strong, pre-match wagers on him will start to look like gold. If Murray wins the first set, you'll likely see a rush of punters start piling on to increased odds on Federer, as he's shown that he can fight back from being a few games down. Andy Murray has led most of the way in all of his matches and hasn't really been placed under the gun too often. If Murray gets the first set under his belt and is looking good, then I think he's a great bet. If Federer is able to dictate the play, then Andy will have it all to do and will likely be waiting for that first major.