Super Bowl Sunday, February 11^th, marks the start of a new meet for the Magic City pelota games.  There are some interesting changes that will be in effect for Magic City on Sundays early in this meet and here is some scoop on what’s planned.

Sunday, Feb 11 will be regular pelota games with the standard 8-games.  There will be no Battle Court matches following the pelota games this day as it conflicts with NFL.

Now here is where it gets interesting!  The next three Sundays (Feb 18, Feb 25, Mar 3) there will be a 5-game pelota performance prior to the Battle Court matches.  The Jai-5 wager will encompass those five games.  Three of the 5-games, games 3-5, are part of a special Championship Doubles Series which may or may not include some players that are Battle Court only players.  After March 3, Sundays will be back to normal at the Magic City Fronton with the regular 8-games of high-energy pelota action.

Here is something new that’s added after the first five games on Sundays Feb 18 through March 3.  There will be pari-mutuel wagering on games 6-11 which are the 6-Battle Court matches those days.  Fans can wager on the outcome of the Battle Court matches, which I believe will be similar to wagering on the partido matches at Dania.  Those Battle Court matches will be played as the typical BC matches are, three sets to 6-single points, first one to win 2-sets wins the match.

Sunday pelota action begins at 1:30-pm.  The early meet for Magic City is Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 1:30-pm while later in the year for the Fall meet the days switch to Monday through Wednesday to not conflict with NFL.

All games every Sunday are open to the public for Live Viewing!

Don’t forget the upcoming Battle Court matches start this coming Friday night, February 2^nd, at 7-pm EST!  There is an expanded Battle Court roster with 6-teams now instead of 5-teams.  The world-famous Lopez and four others have joined the BC roster.  You won’t want to miss this!

Mo Crank

With Dania Beach Jai Alai starting up for 2 months on Thursday, December 1, 2022, I am beginning to track data for the Daily Double, Pick 3 and Superfecta games. With limited data so far in the first 10 sessions, I still wanted to get some data out sooner rather than later. Check back next week for more data and insights as the data set expands.

NEW: Check the new SayHiLi webpage devoted to the latest updates for this info below – CLICK HERE

After Monday’s solid performance by the Warriors to grab second place, the Renegades trailed them by 6.50 game points. The Renegades owned the tie-break over the Warriors with a set score of 3-1, and needed a minimum of 6.50 points to secure a second place finish – and they did just that; handing the Cyclones just their second game day loss of the season 6.50-1.00. The Cyclones only other loss was at the hands of the Warriors in a close match on 10/25 (3.00-4.50).

The evening started with Goixerri taking Manu (6-5, 6-3) in a well-played match followed by the undefeated doubles team of Correa/Aratz beating William/Manny (6-5, 6-1). The third match featured Ben and Jeden with Ben playing some of the best Jai Alai that he has played to earn the victory (6-1, 6-1). After a rough first set against RonRon, Carballo came back to win in three sets (1-6, 6-4, 6-4) to earn the Cyclones their only point of the evening. Correa/Aratz remained undefeated with a win over Jeden/Manu (6-4, 6-2) while Goixerri/RonRon finished the thrilling evening with a win over Ikeda/Manny (6-1, 6-3).

The Championship for the Fall Battle Court Season is set for Friday, November 18 at 7pm (EST) at the Magic City Fronton.

The winning squad will earn $4,000 per player with the second place squad earning $1,000 per player.

If you are able to attend, this will be a great display of Jai Alai for sure. If you cannot make it to the Fronton in person, you can watch the action at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai Alai Channel app.

The Warriors put the hammer down in their bid for second place by beating the Chargers 6.5-1.0 on Monday evening. The Warriors won 10 of 13 sets in Monday’s match-ups.

The Chargers earned 1.00 point in the opening match with Spinner’s win over Bueno in straight sets (6-5, 6-4). While the Warriors took the last five matches.

For the Warriors; Inaki beat Douglas (6-3, 6-1), Nicolas/Bradley beat Jairo/Roque (6-3, 6-3), Julen earned a 3 set win over Benny (6-2, 2-6, 6-4), Inaki/Kubala beat Jairo/Spinner (6-4, 6-3) and Nicolas/Bradley took Flores/Douglas (6-5, 6-3) in the last match.

The only way the Renegades can win second place is if they earn a 7.50 point sweep over the Cyclones or by only losing one singles match to earn 6.50 points in which they would tie the Warriors in points; but would win the head to head tie-break. Tuesday’s matches should be exciting to say the least.

It is interesting to note that the Cyclones have a better set win percentage over the Renegades (57.4%) than the Warriors (52.8%), but have earned more game points over the Warriors (18.00) than the Renegades (14.50). See the tables below for more details.

Remaining schedule:

• November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones
• November 18: Battle Court Championship Finale (top two teams face-off)

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai Alai Channel app.

What a battle for second place Friday evening’s match was. Trailing the Warriors by 1.50 game points in the standings, the Renegades beat the Warriors 4.50-3.00 to tie for second place. With each of the four Battle Court squads having only one match left, the Chargers have secured first place for the second time in Battle Court history.

The Renegades scored 4.50 points by winning all three singles matches with Aratz over Nicolas (6-5, 0-6, 6-5), CRB defeating Bradley (6-1, 1-6, 6-3) and Ben beating Kubala (6-5, 6-4). The Renegades picked up 1.50 points with a doubles win by Correa/Aratz coming back to defeat Bueno/Julen (4-6, 6-0, 6-2).

The Warriors bright spot was with Inaki teaming with Kubala to defeat Goixerri/RonRon (6-2, 5-6, 6-4) and later, Inaki teaming with Nicolas to hand Goixerri/RonRon their second doubles loss of the evening (6-0, 6-2).

Monday’s and Tuesday’s matches will be just as exciting as the second place teams will try to break the tie with the Warriors playing the Chargers on Monday and the Renegades taking on the Cyclones on Tuesday.

The Warriors look to have the advantage as they have scored 17.00 points while only losing 5.50 points to the Chargers this season. They have also won 30 out of 42 sets (71.4%) against the Chargers.

The Renegades will have a tougher time as they have scored 8.00 points will losing 14.50 points to the Cyclones this season. They have won 20 out of 47 sets (42.6%) against the Cyclones.

Remaining schedule:

• November 14: Chargers vs Warriors
• November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones
• November 18: Battle Court Championship Finale (top two teams face-off)

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai Alai Channel app.

The first place Cyclones took a 4.00-3.50 game day victory over the Chargers on Tuesday evening.

Earning 3.50 points for the Chargers, they had doubles win from Jairo/Roque over Williams/Manny (6-4, 6-2) and singles wins with Spinner beating Ikeda (4-6, 6-2, 6-2) and Benny coming back against Carballo (3-6, 6-1, 6-4).

Ikeda took the first set, but Spinner gained momentum and never let up for an impressive win. Likewise, Carballo had great control and excellent play to win the first set (6-3), but Benny battled back (6-1, 6-4) in the second and third sets for the win. Benny ended the match with a powerful low running chula.

The Cyclones earned 4.00 points with a singles win by Manu over Douglas (6-4, 6-5) that was an action filled, back and forth battle. Williams/Manny defeated Flores/Douglas (6-5, 6-5) and Jeden/Manu finished out the day by coming back to earn the win against Jairo/Roque (1-6, 6-4, 6-2).

The Cyclones (52.00) still have a solid grip on first place with one game day remaining for them. Friday’s match features a battle for second place with the second place Warriors (40.00) against the third place Renegades (38.50).

Friday’s matches will feature:

• Inaki/Kubala vs Goixerri/RonRon
• Nicolas vs Aratz
• Bradley vs CRB
• Kubala vs Ben
• Inaki/Nicolas vs Goixerri/RonRon
• Bueno/Julen vs Correa/Aratz

Remaining schedule:

November 11: Warriors vs Renegades

November 14: Chargers vs Warriors

November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones

November 18: Battle Court Championship Finale (top two teams face-off)

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app.

The Renegades beat the Chargers 6.5-1.0 on Monday to come within 1.5 points of the second place Warriors.

For the Chargers, Douglas beat Goixerri in three sets (5-6, 6-4, 6-4), which has to be one of the best matches we have seen. With unbelievable defense including back to back fall down rebotes and scoops, this match is a “Jai Alai reel” all its own.

Douglas was up 5-1 in the first set and Goixerri came back to take the set 6-5. Goixerri started the second set with a 2-0 lead only to have Douglas run 4 straight points to take the lead at 4-2. After that, it was back and forth with Douglas coming out on top 6-4. The third set was back and forth as well with no lead greater than 2 points. With Douglas up 5-3, Goixerri scored on a chula, cutting the lead to 5-4. Douglas made phenomenal back to back scoops from his knees to earn a 6-4 victory.

I highly recommend that you watch this amazing match (first link below) and Douglas’ scoops (second link).

https://youtu.be/M_PKFB4HKOg?t=1863 (match 2 Goixerri-Douglas)

https://youtu.be/M_PKFB4HKOg?t=3719 (final 2 points of set 3 – Goixerri chula and Douglas’ phenomenal ‘knee scoops’)

The Renegades earned wins from Correa/Aratz over Jairo/Roque (6-3, 6-5), RonRon over Benny (6-4, 2-6, 6-1), Ben over Roque (6-2, 6-4), Goixerri/RonRon over Jairo/Spinner (6-1, 6-5) and Correa/Aratz over Flores/Douglas (6-0, 6-5).

Each team has 2 game days left in the season with the Warriors and Renegades squaring off on Monday, November 14. While the Cyclones having a pretty good grip on first place, Monday’s games should be exciting in the close race for second place that only has 1.5 points of separation.

Remaining schedule:

• November 8: Chargers vs Cyclones
• November 11: Warriors vs Renegades
• November 14: Chargers vs Warriors
• November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones
• November 18: Battle Court Championship Finale (top two teams face-off)

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai Alai Channel app.

The Cyclones take a commanding 8.0 point lead in the standings with a near sweep of the Warriors with a score of 6.0-1.5 on Friday evening (11/4/22). This looked to be one, if not the largest crowd in attendance this season at the Magic City Fronton.

The Cyclones earned wins from Ikeda over Bueno (6-4, 6-5), Manu over Inaki (6-3, 6-4), Carballo over Julen (3-6, 6-4, 6-1), Ikeda/Manny over Inaki/Kubala (6-5, 6-2) and Jeden/Manu over Nicolas/Bradley (6-3, 5-6, 6-5).

The Warriors win was earned by the doubles team of Nicolas/Bradley over Williams/Manny (6-5, 6-2).

Remaining schedule:

November 7: Renegades vs Chargers

November 8: Chargers vs Cyclones

November 11: Warriors vs Renegades

November 14: Chargers vs Warriors

November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones

November 18: Battle Court Championship Finals

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app.

Through 9 matches in the Battle Court 2022 II Season, the Cyclones have led wire-to-wire. The Warriors have maintained 2^nd Place since their second match with the Warriors maintaining 3^rd Place. With 3 matches left for each team, the Cyclones do not have 1^st place locked yet, but are close. The Warriors will look to take 1^st, but have a pretty good hold on 2^nd Renegades. The Championship will be played on Friday, November 18, 2022 at the Magic City Fronton.

Last week saw some great action and the return of Bradley who has been out due to an injury in April. Bradley took a 3 set match from Roque and still had his amazing power.

Remaining schedule:

• November 4: Cyclones vs Warriors
• November 7: Renegades vs Chargers
• November 8: Chargers vs Cyclones
• November 11: Warriors vs Renegades
• November 14: Chargers vs Warriors
• November 15: Renegades vs Cyclones

Live viewing is Friday evenings at 7:00pm at the Magic City Fronton with doors opening at 6:30pm. Admission is free and there are give-a-ways and promotions for those in attendance.

You can watch the action on Fridays at 7pm and Mondays/Tuesdays at 5pm (EST) at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, streamstak.com/jaialaitv (Triple B Media), FTF Sports Network, ESPN3, BetRivers youtube channel or download the free Jai Alai Channel app.

After the exciting 2022 USNJAC, H2H play resumed on Sunday, August 28. Beginning on September 5, H2H is being played on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the Series B season ending Wednesday, September 21. Live viewing in the fronton will be on Friday evenings when the Battle Court Season II begins on September 23.

Doubles – Ikeda-Aratz are still in first place with an impressive record of 8-0 with Robin-Benny in second at 5-1, followed by Inaki-Ben at 5-2.

There are 6 matches scheduled for Monday, September 12:

Game 1: Jeden-Nicolas (2-5) vs Joseph-Goixerri (2-5)

Game 2: Diaz-Douglas (1-6) vs Carballo-Roque (3-3)

Game 3: Flores-Manu (2-4) vs CRB-Spinner (1-6)

Game 4: Ikeda-Aratz (8-0) vs Williams-Manny (2-5)

Game 5: Carballo-Roque (3-3) vs Jairo-Kubala (4-2)

Game 6: Inaki-Ben (5-2) vs Robin-Benny (5-1)

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Singles Group I – Inaki is in first place with a record of 9-1, followed by Manu at 9-3. Douglas is in third with a record of 6-4.

There are 7 matches on Tuesday, September 13:

Game 1: Manny (3-8) vs Goixerri (5-5)

Game 2: Inaki (9-1) vs Douglas (5-5)

Game 3: Ikeda (1-10) vs (Manny (3-8)

Game 4: Manu (9-3) vs Nicolas (4-6)

Game 5: Benny (5-5) vs Inaki (9-1)

Game 6: Douglas (6-4) vs Goixerri (5-5)

Game 7: Nicolas (4-6) vs Benny (5-5)

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Singles Group II – RonRon and Jairo are tied for first with records of 11-1 with Julen and Aratz tied for third with records of 8-4.

There are 7 matches on Wednesday, September 14:

Game 1: Kubala (1-12) vs Ben (1-11)

Game 2: Jairo (11-1) vs Carballo (5-7)

Game 3: RonRon (11-1) vs Julen (8-4)

Game 4: Ben (1-11) vs Aratz (8-4)

Game 5: Carballo (5-7) vs Bueno (4-9)

Game 6: Jairo (11-1) vs RonRon (11-1)

Game 7: Julen (8-4) vs Aratz (8-4)

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You can watch the action at 5pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. Remember, live viewing in the Magic City fronton will be on Friday nights, beginning September 23 when Battle Court Season II starts. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

Doubles – five exciting, action packed matches were played on Sunday, August 7.

Game 1: Flores-Manu handed Carballo-Roque a 2 set loss (6-4, 6-3).

Game 2: Joseph-Goixerri lost the first set to CRB-Spinner (5-6) but came back to win in 3 sets (5-6, 6-1, 6-1).

Game 3: Jeden-Nicolas won in 3 sets against Diaz-Douglas (6-3, 4-6, 6-3).

Game 4: Ikeda-Aratz improved to 4-0 to remain in 1^st Place with a hard fought 3 set match against Inaki-Ben (4-6, 6-5, 6-5).

Game 5: Robin-Ben improved to 3-0 with a 2 set win against Jairo-Kubala (6-3, 6-4) to remain in 2^nd Place.

There are 5 matches scheduled for Sunday, August 14:

Game 1: Joseph-Goixerri (1-2) vs Williams-Manny (1-2)

Game 2: Robin-Benny (3-0) vs Diaz-Douglas (1-3)

Game 3: Inaki-Ben (2-2) vs Flores-Manu (2-2)

Game 4: Ikeda-Aratz (4-0) vs Carballo-Roque (1-2)

Game 5: Jairo-Kubala (1-2) vs Jeden-Nicolas (2-2)

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Singles Group I – there were 7 matches on Monday, August 8.

Game 1: Inaki handled Benny in 3 sets with a victory (3-6, 6-5, 6-3).   

Game 2: Manu needed 3 sets for the with over Goixerri (5-6, 6-4, 6-2). Down 2-0 in the 3^rd set, Manu made a 6 point run for the win. Manu’s 7^th singles win.

Game 3: Nicolas played well in the 2 set win against Ikeda (6-2, 6-2).  

Game 4: Inaki earned his 2^nd win of the day with a straight set win against Douglas (6-4, 6-4). Inaki is in 2^nd Place with a 6-1 record.

Game 5: Manu continues to play well to earn his 2^nd win of the day with a straight set win against Benny (6-5, 6-4). Manu remains in 1^st Place with a record of 8-0.

Game 6: Goixerri earned his first win of the Series B season against Douglas (6-5, 6-4).

Game 7: Manny handed Ikeda a loss in 3 sets (5-6, 6-3, 6-2).

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Singles Group II – there were 7 matches on Tuesday, August 9.

Game 1: Julen earned a win against Ben in 2 sets (6-3, 6-5).

Game 2: Jairo won against Kubala (6-3, 6-3) to improve to 8-0 (see game 6 below).

Game 3: Aratz handed Bueno a 2 set loss (6-4, 6-4) to improve to a 6-2 record for 3^rd Place. 

Game 4: RonRon continues to play well with a 2 set win against Ben (6-4 6-4) to improve to a record of 8-1 to remain in 2^nd Place.

Game 5: Julen handled Carballo (6-5, 6-1).

Game 6: Jairo earned his 2^nd win of the day against Bueno (6-0, 6-0) to remain in 1^st Place with a record of 9-0. The (6-0, 6-0) score was the year’s first (6-0, 6-0) shut-out. Jairo won 24 of the 30 points he played for the day.

Game 7: Carballo needed 3 sets for the win against Kubala (6-1, 3-6, 6-4).

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USNJAC Aug 19-21, No H2H Aug 15-16

NOTE: There are no Singles I or II matches on Monday, August 15 or Tuesday, August 16 due to the 3^rd USNJAC Tournament at the Magic City Fronton that runs from Friday, August 19 through Sunday, August 21. H2H play will resume on Sunday, August 28.  Tournament starting times are 10-am, 11-am and noon EST, respectively for Friday through Sunday.  If you can’t visit Magic City to see the live tournament this year, be sure to watch on “The Jai-Alai Channel” on YouTube!

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Sunday’s H2H matches on August 14^th are open to the public which includes the “H2Hx20” promotion for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the H2H action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

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Doubles – five exciting, action packed matches were played on Sunday, July 31.

Game 1: Diaz-Douglas earned the win in 3 sets against CRB-Spinner (6-3, 4-6, 6-5).

Game 2: Robin-Benny beat Carballo-Roque in 2 sets (6-1, 6-5), improving to 2-0.

Game 3: Ikeda-Aratz needed 3 sets to earn the win over Joseph-Goixerri (4-6, 6-1, 6-5) to remain in 1^st Place with a record of 3-0.

Game 4: Jeden-Nicolas earned their first win by beating Flores-Manu in 3 sets (5-6, 6-3, 6-4).

Game 5: Inaki-Ben took a 2 set win by beating Williams-Manny (6-5, 6-2).

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There are 5 matches scheduled for Sunday, August 7:

Game 1: Carballo-Roque (1-1) vs Flores-Manu (1-2)

Game 2: Joseph-Goixerri (0-2) vs CRB-Spinner (1-2)

Game 3: Diaz-Douglas (1-2) vs Jeden-Nicolas (1-2)

Game 4: Inaki-Ben (2-1) vs Ikeda-Aratz (3-0)

Game 5: Robin-Benny (2-0) vs Jairo-Kubala (1-1)

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Singles Group I – there were 7 matches on Monday, August 1.

Game 1: Manu played well with a 2 set win against Ikeda (6-3, 6-1).   

Game 2: Benny outlasted Douglas in a low scoring 22 point, 3 set match (1-6, 6-1, 6-2).

Game 3: Manu earned his second win of the day by beating Manny (6-2, 6-2) to remain in 1^st Place with a 6-0 record.  

Game 4: Inaki beat Goixerri in 3 sets after 2 close sets (5-6, 6-4, 6-1).

Game 5: Douglas handed Ikeda a 2 set loss (6-3, 6-3).

Game 6: Inaki earned his second win of the day by beating Nicolas (5-6, 6-2, 6-3) to move to 4-1, good enough for 2^nd Place.

Game 7: Manny handed Benny a loss in 2 sets (6-4, 6-4).

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There are 7 matches scheduled for Monday, August 8:

Game 1: Inaki (4-1) vs Benny (3-3)

Game 2: Goixerri (0-4) vs Manu (6-0)

Game 3: Ikeda (1-4) vs Nicolas (2-3)

Game 4: Douglas (3-2) vs Inaki (4-1)

Game 5: Manu (6-0) vs Benny (3-3)

Game 6: Goixerri (0-4) vs Douglas (3-2)

Game 7: Manny (2-4) vs Ikeda (1-4)

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Singles Group II – there were 7 matches on Tuesday, August 2.

Game 1: RonRon came out on top in a hard fought, 2 set match against Aratz (6-5, 6-5).

Game 2: Julen lost just 1 point in a 2 set win over Kubala (6-0, 6-1).

Game 3: Carballo and Ben went 3 sets with Carballo earning the win (2-6, 6-1, 6-3).  

Game 4: Jairo and Aratz went 3 sets, with Jairo earning the win (4-6, 6-3, 6-4).

Game 5: RonRon earned his second win of the day in 2 sets over Kubala (6-4, 6-1) to remain in 2^nd Place with a record of 7-1.

Game 6: 1^st place Jairo won his second match of the day against Julen (5-6, 6-2, 6-3) to remain in 1^st Place with a 7-0 record.

Game 7: Bueno came out on top with a 3 set win over Ben (5-6, 6-2, 6-4).

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There are 7 matches scheduled for Tuesday, August 9:

Game 1: Julen (3-3) vs Ben (1-6)

Game 2: Jairo (7-0) vs Kubala (0-8)

Game 3: Bueno (3-2) vs Aratz (5-2)

Game 4: Ben (1-6) vs RonRon (7-1)

Game 5: Julen (3-3) vs Carballo (2-4)

Game 6: Bueno (3-2) vs Jairo (7-0)

Game 7: Carballo (2-4) vs Kubala (0-8)

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Sunday’s matches are open to the public which includes the “H2Hx20” promotion for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Doubles – five exiting, action packed matches were played on Sunday, July 31.

Game 1: Williams-Manu outlasted Jairo-Kubala in 3 sets for the win (6-1, 4-6, 6-5).

Game 2: Ikeda-Aratz beat Diaz-Douglas (6-3, 6-5) to remain undefeated at 2-0,

Game 3: Carballo-Roque 3 sets (30 points) against CRB-Spinner and won (6-4, 4-6, 6-4).

Game 4: Flores-Manu handled Joseph-Goixerri in 2 sets earning the win (6-1, 6-4). Flores continues to adjust well to the Magic City court.

Game 5: Inaki-Ben earned a 3 set victory over Jeden-Nicolas (6-5, 1-6, 6-5).

There are 5 matches scheduled for Sunday, July 31:

Game 1: CRB-Spinner (1-1) vs Diaz-Douglas (0-2)

Game 2: Robin-Benny (1-0) vs Carballo-Roque (1-0)

Game 3: Ikeda-Aratz (2-0) vs Joseph-Goixerri (0-1)

Game 4: Jeden-Nicolas (0-2) vs Flores-Manu (1-1)

Game 5: Williams-Manny (1-1) vs Inaki-Ben (1-1)

Singles Group I – there were 7 matches on Monday, July 25.

Game 1: Manu beat Inaki in 3 sets (4-6, 6-5, 6-3).   

Game 2: Nicolas handed Goixerri a loss in 3 sets (2-6, 6-4, 6-5).

Game 3: Benny beat Ikeda (6-5, 6-5).

Game 4: Inaki used 2 sets to beat Manny (6-4, 6-1).

Game 5: Manu earned his second win of the day, beating Douglas (4-6, 6-3, 6-1).

Game 6: Benny earned his second win of the day, beating Goixerri (5-6, 6-5, 6-2)

Game 7: Nicolas earned his second win of the day, beating Manny (6-0, 6-5).

There are 7 matches scheduled for Monday, August 1:

Game 1: Ikeda (1-2) vs Manu (4-0)

Game 2: Benny (2-2) vs Douglas (2-1)

Game 3: Manu (4-0) vs Manny (1-3)

Game 4: Inaki (2-1) vs Goixerri (0-3)

Game 5: Douglas (2-1) vs Ikeda (1-2)

Game 6: Nicolas (2-2) vs Inaki (2-1)

Game 7: Benny (2-2) vs Manny (1-3)

Singles Group II – there were 7 matches on Tuesday, July 26.

Game 1: Ben beat Kubala in a very hard-fought match (6-5, 3-6, 6-5).

Game 2: Jairo won against RonRon (6-4, 4-6, 6-1).

Game 3: Bueno took Kubala in 2 sets (6-1, 6-4).  

Game 4: Aratz continues to play well with a win against Julen (6-4, 6-4).

Game 5: Jairo won in straight sets against Ben (6-3, 6-3), improving to 5-0.

Game 6: Aratz improved to 5-0 with a 2 set win against Carballo (6-4, 6-1).

Game 7: RonRon beat Bueno (6-2, 6-3) to improve to 5-0.

There are 7 matches scheduled for Tuesday, August 2:

Game 1: Aratz (5-0) vs RonRon (5-1)

Game 2: Julen (2-2) vs Kubala (0-6)

Game 3: Ben (1-4) vs Carballo (1-4)

Game 4: Jairo (5-0) vs Aratz (5-0) – The battle of the unbeatens

Game 5: Kubala (0-6) vs RonRon (5-1)

Game 6: Julen (2-2) vs Jairo (5-0)

Game 7: Bueno (2-2) vs Ben (1-4)

Sunday’s matches are open to the public which includes the “H2Hx20” promotion for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Doubles – the first week of the new season (Series B) began with 5 matches on Sunday, July 17.

Game 1: Bueno-Julen subbed for Joseph-Goixerri and earned a 2 set win against Diaz-Douglas (6-5, 6-0). Bueno-Julen scored the last 8 points of the match.

Game 2: Ikeda-Aratz earned a 3 set victory over Flores-Manu (6-5, 5-6, 6-2).

Game 3: CRB-Spinner used 2 sets to hand a loss to the only returning team from Series A, Jeden-Nicolas (6-3, 6-3).

Game 4: Robin-Benny beat Williams-Manny in 2 sets (6-4, 6-4).

Game 5: Jairo-Kubala outlasted Inaki-Ben in 3 sets, winning (6-3, 4-6, 6-2).

There are 5 matches scheduled for Sunday, July 24:

Game 1: Williams-Manny (0-1) vs Jairo-Kubala (1-0)

Game 2: Diaz-Douglas (0-1) vs Ikeda-Aratz (1-0)

Game 3: Carballo-Roque (0-0) vs CRB-Spinner (1-0)

Game 4: Flores-Manu (0-1) vs Joseph-Goixerri (0-0)

Game 5: Jeden-Nicolas (0-1) vs Inaki-Ben (0-1)

Singles Group I – the second week of the new season had 7 matches on Monday, July 18.

Game 1: Manu earned a 3 set win over Benny (5-6, 6-5, 2-6).

Game 2: Ikeda beat Nicolas in straight sets (6-5, 6-2).

Game 3: Manny played an impressive three set match against Benny to win (4-6, 6-3, 6-1).

Game 4: Manu beat Goixerri in 3 sets (4-6, 6-3, 6-2). Manu scored 11 of the last 13 points in the match. This was Goixerri’s first singles loss in the 12 matches he has played.

Game 5: Douglas used 2 sets for the win over Ikeda (6-3, 6-4).

Game 6: Inaki earned a 2 set win over Nicolas (6-3, 6-4). Inaki scored 12 of the last 16 points.

Game 7: Douglas beat Manny (6-4, 6-3).

There are 7 matches scheduled for Monday, July 25:

Game 1: Inaki (1-0) vs Manu (2-0)

Game 2: Nicolas (0-2) vs Goixerri (0-1)

Game 3: Benny (0-2) vs Ikeda (1-1)

Game 4: Inaki (1-0) vs Manny (1-1)

Game 5: Manu (2-0) vs Douglas (2-0)

Game 6: Goixerri (0-1) vs Benny (0-2)

Game 7: Manny (1-1) vs Nicolas (0-2)

Singles Group II – the second week of the new season had 7 matches on Tuesday, July 19.

Game 1: Aratz keeps playing well as he beat Kubala in straight sets (6-3, 6-2).

Game 2: Julen used 3 sets to earn a win over Carballo (3-6, 6-3, 6-5).

Game 3: RonRon was victorious over Ben (6-0, 6-2).  

Game 4: Aratz earned his second win of the day with a 3 set win over Bueno (6-2, 3-6, 6-2) to go to 3-0 in the standings.

Game 5: Jairo handed Kubala a 2 set loss (6-2, 6-3) to go to 3-0 in the standings.

Game 6: RonRon earned his second win of the day by beating Julen (6-2, 6-5). RonRon is currently in first place with a 4-0 record.

Game 7: Bueno beat Carballo in a thrilling 3 set match (1-6, 6-1, 6-5).

There are 7 matches scheduled for Tuesday, July 26:

Game 1: Ben (0-3) vs Kubala (0-4)

Game 2: RonRon (4-0) vs Jairo (3-0)

Game 3: Kubala (0-4) vs Bueno (1-1)

Game 4: Aratz (3-0) vs Julen (2-1)

Game 5: Jairo (3-0) vs Ben (0-3)

Game 6: Carballo (1-3) vs Aratz (3-0)

Game 7: RonRon (4-0) vs Bueno (1-1)

Sunday’s matches are open to the public which includes the “H2Hx20” promotion for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

For Doubles, Carballo-Kubala went 1-1 to hold on to and capture 1^st Place. They split matches with a win over Jeden-Nicolas (6-3, 4-6, 6-3) and lost to Flores-Aratz (6-1, 4-6, 5-6). This was Flores-Aratz’s first win. Flores-Aratz were down 4-5 in the third set and scored the final two points for the victory. Great job Flores-Aratz!

There was a tight race for second with Bueno-Benny, Robin-Julen and Jairo-Ben all within 2.3 percentage points of each other. Robin-Julen went 0-3 to drop to 7th place with losses to Jairo-Ben, Correa-Manny and Jeden-Nicolas. Jairo-Ben went 3-0 to capture 2^nd Place with wins over Correa-Manny (1-6, 6-1, 6-3), Robin-Julen (1-6, 6-2, 6-5) and Joseph-Manu (6-3, 6-4). Bueno-Benny earned 3^rd Place by splitting matches with a win against Diaz-Goixerri (6-4, 6-1) which included a 6 point run in the second set and a loss to the very strong substitute team of Inaki-Roque (6-2, 3-6, 2-6). Congratulations!

1^st Place: Carballo-Kubala 14-6 (70.0%)

2^nd Place: Jairo-Ben 13-7 (65.0%)

3^rd Place: Bueno-Benny 12-8 (60.0%)

The new Doubles season (Series B), starts on Sunday, July 17 with 5 matches. Below are the new doubles parings:

• Carballo-Roque
• CRB-Spinner
• Diaz-Douglas
• Flores-Manu
• Ikeda-Aratz
• Inaki-Ben
• Jairo-Kubala
• Jeden-Nicolas
• Joseph-Goixerri
• Robin-Benny
• Williams-Manny

For Singles, the first week of the new season (Series B) began with 7 matches on Tuesday.

Game 1: RonRon took the victory over Kubala (6-1, 6-4)

Game 2: Carballo earned a win over Ben (6-4, 6-3)

Game 3: RonRon earned his second win of the day by beating Jeden (sub) (6-2, 6-2)

Game 4: Julen beat Kubala 6-2, 6-2)

Game 5: Jairo earned the win in 2 sets over Ben (6-3, 6-1)

Game 6: Aratz played very well and earned a 2 set victory over Carballo 6-5, 6-3)

Game 7: Jairo earned his second win of the against Jeden (sub) in 2 sets (6-2, 6-2)

Aratz continues to improve his playing and earned Player of the Day. Congratulations Aratz!

Sunday’s matches are open to the public which includes the “H2Hx20” promotion for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of a match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20 for that match (one FREE shot at $20 for each match). This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats. Updated Series B Singles standings will be included next week.

There are 2 days remaining in the Championship Series Jai-Alai H2H Series A season with 7 matches on Sunday, July 10 and the final 7 matches on Monday, July 11. Each team is scheduled to play 2-3 matches over the final 2 days. The new season (Series B) will start Tuesday, July 12 for Singles and Sunday, July 17 for Doubles. The season is scheduled to run through Tuesday, September 21.  Note this is week 10 of doubles but week 11 of the overall Championship Series A.

1^st Place: Carballo-Kubala, 13-5 (72.2%) remain in first place. They went 2-2 with wins against Correa-Manny (6-3, 6-3) and Diaz-Goixerri (6-5, 3-6, 6-2) while losing to Bueno-Benny (3-6, 2-6) and Joseph-Manu (2-6, 6-5, 1-6). They have 2 matches remaining against Jeden-Nicolas and Flores-Aratz. One win will earn them a first-place finish. However, if they lose both matches things could get interesting since the 3 teams fighting for second-place are within 2.3 percentage points of each other.

2^nd Place: Bueno-Benny, 11-7 (61.1%) moved into second place by going 3-1 with wins against CRB-Douglas (6-3, 6-2), Carballo-Kubala (6-3, 6-2) and Flores-Aratz (5-6, 6-5, 6-2). Their only loss was to Jairo-Ben (3-6, 4-6). They have 2 matches remaining against Diaz-Goixerri and Inaki-Roque (sub).

3^rd Place: Robin-Julen, 9-6 (60.0%) dropped to third by going 2-2. They earned wins over Flores-Aratz (6-0, 6-4) and CRB-Douglas (6-3, 6-4). They lost to Diaz-Goixerri (1-6, 6-1, 4-6) and Joseph-Manu (2-6, 5-6). They have 3 matches remaining against Jairo-Ben, Correa-Manny and Jeden-Nicolas.

4^th Place: Jairo-Ben, 10-7 (58.8%) moved into fourth place with a 3-1 record for the week. They earned wins over Jeden-Nicolas (6-4, 6-5), Inaki-Roque (sub) (5-6, 6-3, 6-2) and Bueno-Benny (6-3, 6-4). Their only loss was to CRB-Douglas (6-5, 1-6, 0-6). They have 3 matches remaining against Correa-Manny, Robin-Julen and Joseph-Manu.

5^th Place: Diaz-Goixerri, 10-8 (55.6%) went 2-2 for the week with wins over Inaki-Roque (sub) (6-1, 6-5) and Robin-Julen (6-1, 1=6, 6-4). They lost to Correa-Manny (6-2, 2-6, 4-6) and Carballo-Kubala (5-6, 6-3, 2-6).  They have 2 matches remaining against Bueno-Benny and Joseph-Manu.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The charts below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 10 saw 3 days of doubles action. Week 11 will feature 3 days of doubles and the H2H Championship Season – Series A will conclude with 2 days of doubles in week 12 ending on Monday, July 11. Have no fear, it looks like Series – B will start on Tuesday, July 12 and run through Tuesday, September 21.

Over the 3 days of Week 10 play, teams played anywhere from 2-5 matches.

1^st Place: Carballo-Kubala, 11-3 (78.6%) moved into first place with a 4-0 record. They scored victories over Robin-Julen (F), Inaki-Roque (sub) (6-4, 6-5), CRB-Douglas (6-5, 6-2) and Jairo-Ben (6-2, 6-5).

2^nd Place: Robin-Julen, 7-4 (63.6%) dropped to second place with forfeitures to Carballo-Kubala and Bueno-Benny. The match against Inaki-Roque (sub) was cancelled since Inaki-Roque were already subbing for Ikeda-Bradley.

3^rd Place Tie: Bueno-Benny, 8-6 (57.1%) are tied for third with Diaz-Goixerri. Bueno-Benny went 4-1 scoring 2 wins over Correa-Manny (4-6, 6-2, 6-3) and (6-3, 6-3), Robin-Julen (F) and Jeden-Nicolas (6-1, 6-4). Bueno-Benny lost to Joseph-Manu (4-6, 4-6).

3^rd Place Tie: Diaz-Goixerri, 8-6 (57.1%) went 3-1 with wins over Jeden-Nicolas (6-5, 5-6, 6-3), CRB-Douglas (1-6, 6-3, 6-2) and Flores-Aratz (5-6, 6-1, 6-2). They lost to Jairo-Ben (5-6, 6-1, 3-6). All 4 of their matches went 3 sets that were packed with ‘jai’light reel material.

5^th Place Tie: CRB-Douglas, 7-6 (53.8%) are tied for fifth with Jairo-Ben. CRB-Douglas went 1-2 with a win over Correa-Manny (6-2, 6-5). Their losses were to Diaz-Goixerri (6-1, 3-6, 2-6) and Carballo-Kubala (5-6, 2-6).

5^th Place Tie: Jairo-Ben, 7-6 (53.8%) went 2-1 with wins against Flores-Aratz (6-5, 6-5) and Diaz-Goixerri (6-5, 1-6, 6-3). Carballo-Kubala handed then a (2-6, 5-6) loss.

Flores-Aratz (0-14) dropped 4 matches but you can see their improvement each time they play. Of the 10 sets they played in Week 10, they pushed the score to 5-5 in 5 of those sets.

Week 11 is scheduled to have 7 doubles matches each day. Play begins at 5pm EST on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 9 provided great Jai-Alai action and concluded the Singles Groups I and II play.

Congratulations to Goixerri winning Group I Singles with an undefeated record of 11-0 and to Ikeda, also going undefeated at 12-0 to win Group II Singles. Nicolas placed second in Group I at 6-2 while RonRon earned second in Group II with an impressive 12-2 record.

For Sunday’s doubles matches, the first-place team of Robin-Julen improved to 7-2 by earning 2 wins on the day. First with a victory over Correa-Manny (6-3, 6-2), then winning a 3 set match against Jeden-Nicolas (2-6, 6-3, 6-4). Next, Jairo-Ben needed 3 sets to beat Joseph-Manu (6-4, 1-6, 6-4). Joseph injured his lower left leg in the match and forfeited game 5 to Diaz-Goixerri. The team of Inaki-Roque who subbed for Ikeda-Bradley continued their great play with 2 wins on the day. First by beating CRB-Douglas (6-1, 3-6, 6-5) and in game 7, took a 2 set win over Bueno-Benny (6-2, 6-4). Inaki-Roque are 8-2 as the doubles sub team. The second-place team of Carballo-Kubala improved to 7-3 with a well played match against Flores-Aratz (6-4, 6-5).

In Group I singles on Monday, Aratz earned his second win of the season with a 2 set win over Benny (6-4, 6-3). Jairo continued with his more aggressive play with a 2 set win over Manny (6-2, 6-3). Jairo later played Aratz to earn his second win of the day (6-1, 6-1). Jairo lost just 7 points in 4 sets.  Inaki used 3 sets for a win of Manu (3-6, 6-3, 6-3). With the score 5-3 in favor of Inaki in the third set, Manu injured his ankle but was able to complete the match; however, Carballo subbed for him in game 6 against Douglas. Carballo earned the win (6-4, 2-6, 6-5). First place Goixerri took on Inaki and needed 2 sets for the win (6-5, 6-5). In the second set, Goixerri was down 3-5 and scored the next 3 points for the win. Goixerri finished in first place with an 11-0 record.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, Jeden subbed for Bradley and beat Correa (6-4, 6-4). Correa was injured and forfeited to Kubala in game 4. Carballo had an impressive day with a 2 set win against Ben (6-3, 6-0) and later a 2 set with over Jeden (subbing for Bradley) (6-2, 6-2). As Jairo did on Monday, Carballo lost just 7 points in 4 sets. RonRon handled Bueno in 2 sets (6-3, 6-2). Bueno and Ben went 3 sets in an excellent match, with Bueno winning (4-6, 6-3, 6-5). Ben was up 4-1 in the third set and doubled-faulted and unable to regain the lead. In the final match of the day, first and second place went at it with Ikeda winning in 2 sets (6-3, 6-3), earning him first place with a record of 12-0.

Week 9 saw just two 6 point runs from Inaki-Roque and Carballo.

Week 10 is scheduled to have 7 doubles matches each day. Play begins at 5pm EST on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 8 continued to impress us with great Jai-Alai action.

For Sunday’s doubles matches, Correa-Manny ran off 10 straight points to beat Jairo-Ben in straight sets (6-0, 6-3). Unfortunately, later in game 5, Correa was injured and forced to retire against Inaki-Roque who subbed for Ikeda-Bradley. In game 2, Carballo-Kubala ran off 6 points in the first set but came back to earn the win over Jeden-Nicolas in a low scoring 3 set match (6-0, 1-6, 6-2). Joseph-Manu needed 3 sets to earn a win over Flores-Aratz (6-4, 3-6, 6-3). Diaz-Goixerri handled Bueno-Benny in 2 sets (6-2, 6-2). Jairo-Ben outlasted Robin-Julen in an excellent 3 set match (4-6, 6-5, 6-3). In game 7, CRB-Douglas handed Flores-Aratz a loss (6-2, 3-6, 6-3).

Robin-Julen lead the doubles standing at 5-2 (71.4%) with Carballo-Kubala and CRB-Douglas tied for second at 6-3 (66.7%). Nicolas-Jeden are also at 66.7% with a record of 4-2. While Inaki-Roque’s record does not count in the official standings, they are an impressive 6-2 (75.0%) as subs.

In Group I singles on Monday, Goixerri handled Douglas in 2 sets (6-3, 6-4) to move to 10-0 in the Group I standings. Nicolas opened up with 4 straight points in his win over Aratz (6-2, 6-5). Manny ripped 6 straight points in the first set against Julen and earned a victory in 3 sets (6-0, 3-6, 6-5). Manu took a 2 set win over Benny (6-5, 6-3). Nicolas earned his second win of the day with a 3 set win over Jairo (4-6, 6-4, 6-2) improving to 5-2. In the final match of the day, Inaki took 3 sets to earn a win over Manny (6-3, 1-6, 6-5) to improve to 6-3.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, RonRon improved to 11-1 with wins over Ben (6-2, 6-2) and Kubala (6-0, 6-2). Bueno beat Jeden who subbed for Bradley (6-3, 6-2). Carballo needed 2 sets for a win over Bueno (6-3, 6-4) and Ben earned a 2 set win over Jeden subbing for Bradley (6-3, 6-5). In the second set, Jeden had a 5-3 lead but Ben came back with 3 unanswered points for the win. Due to an injury, Correa forfeited giving first place Ikeda (11-0) and Carballo (8-4) wins.

Week 8 saw 6 point runs from: Correa-Manny, Carballo-Kubala, Inaki-Roque, Manny and RonRon.

Week 9 kicks-off on Father’s Day, June 19 and 7-matches are scheduled each day this week. Play begins at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 7 was yet again, another amazing week of Jai-Alai action!

For Sunday’s doubles matches, the team of CRB-Douglas improved to 5-3 with straight set wins over Robin-Julen (6-3, 6-2) and Jeden-Nicolas (6-1, 6-4). Carballo-Kubala are also at 5-3 with a 3 set win over Correa-Manny (6-4, 4-6, 6-3), and then a 3 set loss to Diaz-Goixerri with Diaz-Goixerri winning (6-2, 4-6, 6-5). Inaki-Roque subbed for Ikeda-Bradley and earned a victory over Flores-Aratz in 2 sets (6-4, 6-3). As subs, Inaki-Roque are an impressive 5-2. Robin-Julen outlasted Joseph-Manu (6-3, 5-6, 6-4). Robin-Julen went 1-1 for the day and lead the doubles standings with a 5-1 record. Jairo-Ben took the first set over Bueno-Benny 6-0 and won the second set 6-4.

In Group I singles on Monday, 4 of the 6 matches went 3 sets. Manu needed 2 sets to beat Aratz (6-3, 6-3). It took 3 sets for Benny to earn a victory over Manny (6-5, 5-6, 6-2). Douglas beat Julen in 2 sets (6-5, 6-2). Goixerri remains undefeated at 9-0 with a 3 set win over Nicolas (5-6, 6-3, 6-3). Inaki earned a 3 set win over Jairo (2-6, 6-3, 6-5). Monday ended with Benny earning his second win of the day with a victory over Aratz (6-2, 3-6, 6-5). Benny and Inaki are tied for third place in the standings at 5-3.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, RonRon improved to a leading record of 10-0 with straight set wins over Bueno (6-5, 6-4) and Ben (6-3, 6-3). Correa took a 2 set win over Jeden who subbed for Bradley (6-1, 6-4). Kubala earned a win against Ben (6-2, 6-5) and later lost to Ikeda, with Ikeda winning (6-3, 5-6, 6-3). Carballo remains in third place with a 6-4 record with a win over Correa (6-1, 6-3). Carballo threw a drop shot from the 11 line in the first set that was amazing.

Week 7 saw 6 point runs from: Diaz-Goixerri, CRB-Douglas, Jairo-Ben and Correa.

Championship Season Jai-Alai H2H begins at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays.  

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 6 was yet again, another amazing week of Jai-Alai H2H action.

Sunday’s doubles matches started with Jeden-Nicolas improving to 4-0 by taking a straight set win over Jairo-Ben (6-5, 6-4). Next up was CRB-Douglas winning in 3 sets against Joseph-Manu (6-3, 4-6, 6-3). Bueno-Benny lost 3 points in a straight set victory over Flores-Aratz (6-2, 6-1). Robin-Julen earned their 4^th win to be tied with Jeden-Nicolas in 1st place with a straight set win over Diaz-Goixerri (6-4, 6-5). Robin-Julen have won all 8 sets they have played to earn their 4-0 record. It took 3 sets for Carballo-Kubala to earn a win over Joseph-Manu (6-4, 4-6, 6-3). Inaki-Roque subbed for Ikeda-Bradley, earning a win in straight sets win against Jairo-Ben (6-1, 6-4). The day ended with Correa-Manny beating Diaz-Goixerri (6-2, 6-4).

In Group I singles on Monday, it took Aratz 3 sets to earn his 1st win of the season by beating Manny (6-3, 3-6, 6-4). Benny took Julen in 2 sets (6-3, 6-4). Goixerri improved to 9-0 with a 3 set win over Inaki (6-3, 3-6, 6-3), which may be the best doubles match we have seen. Goixerri went on to another win by beating Manu (6-1, 6-5). Douglas picked up his 5^th win, beating Jairo (6-4, 6-3). Nicolas earned a win over Julen (3-6, 6-4, 6-5). In the 3^rd set, Nicolas jumped out to a 5-1 lead with Julen pushing it to 5-5. Nicolas won the well-played final point to earn the victory.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, Ikeda earned 2 wins to improve to 9-0. In Ikeda’s 1st match against Jeden (subbing for Bradley), he ran off a 6 point run and won (6-0, 6-3). It took Ikeda 3 sets and 32 points to remain undefeated with a well-played match against Bueno (6-4, 5-6, 6-5). Kubala earned 2 wins with a 3 set, 32 point win over Bueno (6-5, 4-6, 6-5). That was Bueno’s 2^nd 3 set, 32 point match of the day. 8 of the 16 sets played on Tuesday went the maximum 11 points.

Championship Season Jai-Alai H2H begins at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays. And there is more – the World Super Court Qualifier III will be played Wednesday, June 8 at the Magic City Fronton. You can watch the WSC action at watchjaialai.com or on the free Jai Channel app.

Sunday’s Jai-Alai H2H matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 5 of Championship Series H2H started with 7 doubles matches. The team of Inaki-Roque subbed for Jeden-Nicolas and handed Correa-Manny (3-1) their first loss of the season in straight sets 6-0, 6-1. Bueno-Benny won in 3 sets against CRB-Douglas 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Robin-Julen (3-0) remain undefeated with a straight set win over Flores-Aratz 6-4, 6-4. Ikeda-Bradley earned their first win with a 3 set victory against Diaz-Goixerri 6-3, 3-6, 6-1. Carballo-Kubala took a 3 set win over Bueno-Benny 4-6, 6-5, 6-3. Jairo-Ben handed CRB-Douglas their second loss of the day 6-4, 6-5 while Joseph-Manu got their first win in straight sets against Ikeda-Bradley.

In Group I singles on Monday, Julen won in 3 sets over Aratz 3-6, 6-4, 6-5. Manu earned a victory in straight sets over Carballo who subbed for Nicolas 6-1, 6-2. Carballo later went on to a straight set win over Manny 6-2, 6-4. Douglas beat Inaki in a great 2 set match 6-5, 6-5. Goixerri improved to 6-0 with a 3 set win over Julen 6-5, 5-6, 6-4. And to finish the day, Benny won in straight sets over Jairo 6-5, 6-4.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, Ben beat Bradley in 3 sets 6-2, 5-6, 6-3. Carballo won in straight sets over Bueno 6-4, 6-2. RonRon improved to 6-1 with a straight set win over Kubala 6-4, 6-2. Ikeda improved to 7-0 in a thrilling 2 set match against Correa 6-5, 6-5. Bradley retired after suffering a knee injury, giving Bueno the win. The day ended with a hard-fought match between Kubala and Ben, with Ben winning 6-4, 6-4.

Carballo, Inaki-Roque and Ikeda-Bradley each had a 6 point run to win sets in their matches.

Championship Series Jai-Alai H2H matches begin at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx20” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $20. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the Jai-Alai H2H action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx20” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 4 started with 7 doubles matches. The team of Inaki-Roque subbed for Jeden-Nicolas and outlasted Joseph-Manu in a 30 point, 3 set match 2-6, 6-5, 5-6. In game 6, Bueno-Benny beat Inaki-Roque 6-1, 6-4. CRB-Douglas beat Carballo-Kubala in straight sets 6-5, 6-2. Carballo-Kubala played Jairo-Ben in game 5 in a relatively low scoring 3 set match, winning 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. In another low scoring 3 set match, Diaz-Goixerri beat Flores-Aratz 2-6, 6-1, 6-3. Correa-Manny later earned a victory over Flores-Aratz 6-1, 6-1. Robin-Julen won in 2 sets over Ikeda-Bradley 6-2, 6-4.

In Group I singles on Monday, Inaki took a victory over Benny 6-1, 6-1. Manny outlasted Douglas for a win in 3 sets 3-6, 6-2, 6-5. Manu was victorious over Carballo who subbed for Nicolas 6-4, 6-1. Jairo beat Aratz in 3 sets 6-4, 4-6, 6-5. Goixerri beat Douglas 6-4, 6-3. And finishing Monday’s play, Julen beat Manny 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, RonRon gave up 9 total points by beating Bradley 6-0, 6-3, then beating Correa 6-5, 6-1 in game 5. Correa picked up a win over Bueno 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Ikeda earned wins against Ben 6-4, 6-1 and Carballo 6-4, 2-6, 6-5. Carballo beat Kubala 6-3, 6-5.

Diaz-Goixerri, Inaki, Manu and RonRon each had a 6 point run to win sets in their matches.

Goixerri is leading Group I Singles with a record of 5-0, while Ikeda leads Group II with a 6-0 record. For Doubles, Correa-Manny and Jeden-Nicolas are at the top at 3-0 followed by Robin-Julen with a 2-0 record.

Play begins at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays. Sunday, May 15, will feature 7 doubles matches.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx10” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $10. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx10” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

Week 3 of Championship Series Jai-Alai H2H matches started with 4 of the 6 doubles matches going 3 sets. Carballo-Kubala beat Inaki-Roque who subbed for Ikeda-Bradley 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. Jeden-Nicolas improved to 3-0 by beating Flores-Aratz 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 while Correa-Manny improved to 2-0 with a win over Joseph-Manu 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. CRB-Douglas came back after a first set loss to Diaz-Goixerri to win 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. Diaz-Goixerri played again with a straight set win over Jairo-Ben 6-1, 6-0. Robin-Julen picked up a win in straight sets over Bueno-Benny 6-5, 6-3.

In Group I singles on Monday, Inaki handed Aratz his third loss 6-3, 6-3. Goixerri improved to 4-0 with a win over Benny 6-1, 6-2. Jairo got his first win by beating Julen 6-3, 6-2. Manny was victorious over Carballo who subbed for Manu with a win in straight sets 6-5, 6-1. Nicolas played well against Inaki to win in 3 sets 2-6, 6-3, 6-5. The final match on Monday featured Benny and Douglas. Benny took the first set 6-5, then Douglas won the second set 6-1. The third set ended with Benny up 4-1, then down 5-4 and then Benny won 6-5 for his first win of the season.

In Group II singles on Tuesday, Ikeda improved to 4-0 with victories over Kubala 5-6, 6-2, 6-3 and RonRon 6-4, 6-4. Carballo also picked up two wins by beating Ben 6-2, 6-5 and Bradley 6-5, 6-5. Kubala outlasted Correa in 3 sets 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 while Ben finished the day with a win over Bueno 1-6, 6-3, 6-3.

Championship Series Jai-Alai H2H matches begins at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays. Sunday, May 15, will feature 7 doubles matches.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx10” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $10. This is open for all matches throughout the evening. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx10” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the Championship Series Jai-Alai H2H standings in a couple of different formats.

After a great season of Battle Court action, Jai-Alai H2H Championship Series started up on Monday, April 18 with Singles Group 1 play followed by Singles Group II play on Tuesday, April 19. After a short break, the first full week of play started on Sunday, May 1.

H2H Championship Series matches are at 5pm EST with Doubles on Sundays, Singles Group I on Mondays and Singles Group II on Tuesdays.

Sunday’s matches are open to the public plus there is a new promotion “H2Hx10” for those in attendance. All you have to do is pick the winner of each match and the number of sets (either 2 or 3). If you get both right, you win $10. This is open for all matches throughout the evening, so if there are 6-matches, you could win $60 max. Each match is individual, so if you pick incorrectly, you still have a chance in the remaining matches.  You don’t have to be there for all the matches.

For the ‘week’, Douglas went 3-0 with wins over Aratz (6-3, 5-6, 6-0), Benny (5-6, 6-4, 6-2) and Nicolas (6-4, 6-2). Goixerri also earned three singles victories with wins over Jairo (6-4, 6-3), Aratz (6-3, 6-0) and Manny (6-5, 6-3). After being down 3-0 in the first set against Aratz, Goixerri ran off 12 straight points to win the match. RonRon won 3 matches with wins over Correa (6-1, 3-6, 6-3), Bradley (2-6, 6-3, 6-5) and Carballo (2-6, 6-3, 6-4).

Inaki went undefeated with wins over Julen (6-1, 3-6, 6-2) and Jairo (6-4, 6-3). Ikeda went undefeated as well with victories over Carballo (6-2, 6-2) and Ben (6-2, 4-6, 6-3). Bueno was 2-1 with wins over Correa (6-1, 4-6, 6-2) and Jeden who subbed for Ikeda (6-5, 2-6, 6-1). Kubala went 2-1 with wins over Bradley (6-2, 6-5) and Bueno (6-5, 4-6, 6-3).

The doubles team of Jeden-Nicolas went 2-0 with wins against Ikeda-Bradley (6-5, 6-0) and Diaz-Goixerri (3-6, 6-5, 6-3). The sub team of Inaki-Roque earned a win over Carballo-Kubala (6-2, 6-3) after some very strong doubles play in games 5 and 7 of the earlier Pelota games.

You may have noticed a new player on the roster – Chris Flores #92 will pair with Aratz in Doubles. Chris previously played at Calder and is excited to be making his Magic City debut. Welcome Flores.

You can watch the Jai-Alai H2H action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. Remember, you can visit the Magic City Jai-Alai fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person and a chance to win some money in the new “H2Hx10” promotion. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for a recap of the action.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the Jai-Alai H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear El Barba and Paulie entertain viewers with their insight and answer questions from the live chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the standings in a couple of different formats.

What a match-up it was today with the Warriors and Cyclones putting it all on the line in the inaugural season of the Battle Court H2H “Battle Royale” Championship. The Championship was a best of 5, winner take all (each match worth 1 point).

Ikeda & Manny of the Cyclones started off with a straight set victory (6-4, 6-4) over the Warriors Inaki & Julen. This match was back and forth with only one 3-point separation by Inaki & Julen in the second set.

The second doubles match went 3-sets with Joseph & Manu of the Cyclones beating Diaz & Bradley (6-1, 5-6, 6-2) with some outstanding play. Joseph & Manu had a 5-point run in the first set, then another 5-point run in the third set to seal the win.

With a 2-0 Cyclones lead in “Battle Royale,” the Warriors were on the brink of defeat with Bueno & Nicolas taking on Jeden & Manny. Bueno & Nicolas took a straight set victory (6-3, 6-3) over Jeden & Manny to keep the Warrior’s hopes alive. Manny exhibited some amazing catches in the match.

The Championship’s only scheduled singles match featured Julen of the Warriors and Carballo of the Cyclones. This singles match-up with the 6-0 singles leader, Carballo; winning in 3-sets (3-6, 6-4, 6-1) to clinch the “Battle Royale” Championship for the Cyclones.

What a day it was with each member of the Cyclones taking home $4,000 and each member of the Warriors taking home $1,000. Joseph even treated the crowd to one of his famous back-flips after the victory. This was an amazing season! A new group of matches called Jai-Alai H2H Championship Series will debut on Monday with more games on Tuesday, then a short break and the Jai-Alai H2H Championship Series will resume on May 1 with doubles matches on Sundays and singles matches on Mondays & Tuesdays.  These do not have the squad aspect like Battle Court, however stay tuned as Battle Court II is coming this fall with a few great tweaks to make it even better!  Remember to check SayHiLi.com for updates and more details.

The table below shows the “Battle Royale” Championship point summary by set and match.

The first place Cyclones squared-off with the third place Renegades to finish the last week of Battle Court play. The Cyclones will play the Warriors for the “Battle Royale” Championship on Sunday, April 17 at 5:00pm EST at the Magic City Fronton. More on the “Battle Royale” below.

The Cyclones got singles wins from Ikeda and Joseph. Ikeda won in straight sets (6-3, 6-3) over Kubala, while Joseph beat Vuelo in straight sets (6-2, 6-5). In doubles, Jeden & Manny beat Vuelo & Aratz in straight sets (6-0, 6-0).

For the Renegades, Ben beat Jeden in three sets (5-6, 6-0, 6-5) for a singles victory while the doubles team of Goixerri & Kubala earned a straight set (6-5, 6-5) victory over Carballo & Ikeda.

 Final Battle Court Standings

Team	Points	W-L	Pct
Cyclones	45.5	37-21	0.638
Warriors	37.5	32-27	0.542
Renegades	33.5	27-32	0.458
Chargers	27.5	22-37	0.373

Note: W-L does not include forfeitures in weeks 3 and 7, but are included in the points totals.

Be sure to tune in for the “Battle Royale” Championship Finals between the Cyclones and Warriors on Sunday, April 17th at 5:00 pm EST to find out which squad will win the top prize of $4,000 per team member! The 2nd place squad wins $1,000 per team member.

If you cannot make it to the fronton, you can watch the “Battle Royale” at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or by downloading the free Jai Alai Channel app.

The Championship will feature 4 doubles matches and 1 singles match, each worth 1 point. The first team to win 3 points/matches will win the championship. Once a team wins 3 matches, any remaining matches will not be played. The match-ups are shown below.

Fans in attendance at Sunday’s “Battle Royale” Championship Finals will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000 in the free to play “5 at 5” promotion. Any remaining (un-played) games after the Champion has been determined will count as wins. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.

And don’t forget to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the “Battle Royale” sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear the entertainment as El Barba gives “Barba Bursts” for great plays. El Barba and Paulie also answer questions in the chat. It is entertaining for sure.

The tables below show the season W-L records by player/team:

Note: W-L does not include forfeitures in weeks 3 and 7, but are included in the points totals

Green Box is Forfeit-Win and Pink Box is Forfeit-Loss

What another exciting week of Battle Court H2H action at Magic City with the Cyclones clinching first place and the Warriors going 7-3 (earning 8.5 points) to clinch second place. The Championship match will take place on Sunday, April 17 at the Magic City Fronton. The Cyclones play the Renegades on Sunday, April 10 to finish the season with another 6 points up for grabs, but the standings are “locked” as the Renegades with 31 points cannot catch the second place Warriors with 37.5 points.

Standings Through Week 8 (1 match remaining: Cyclones vs. Renegades)

Team	Points	W-L	Pct
Cyclones	42.0	34-20	0.630
Warriors	37.5	32-27	0.542
Renegades	31.0	25-29	0.463
Chargers	27.5	22-37	0.373

Note: W-L does not include forfeitures in weeks 3 and 7, but are included in the points totals.

The Cyclones went 4-1, earning 4.5 points with singles wins from Carballo, Manny and Manu. Carballo went undefeated with a 6-0 record. Carballo was on fire in the Pelota matches and it continued with a straight set (6-3, 6-1) win over Benny (Chargers) on Sunday. Jeden & Manny earned a 6-1, 6-2 straight set doubles win over Correa & Roque (Chargers).

The Warriors went 7-3 to earn 8.5 points with singles wins from Bueno, Diaz and Nicolas. Diaz bet Vuelo (Renegades) in straight sets (6-2, 6-3) to finish with a 5-1 singles record. Inaki & Julen picked up their first doubles win in 3 sets (3-6, 6-3, 6-5) against Douglas & Benny (Chargers). Inaki teamed with Nicolas to take a 3 set win (5-6, 6-2, 6-5), handing the 5-0 Goixerri & Aratz (Renegades) their first loss of the season. Bueno & Nicolas finished doubles with a 5-1 record with a 2 set win (6-3, 6-3) over Robin & Ben (Renegades).

The Renegades went 1-4 earning 1 point with a singles win from Ben over Bradley (Warriors) in 2 sets (6-4, 6-5).

The Chargers went 3-7 earning 4 points with Benny going 1-1 with a straight set win (6-1, 6-3) over Julen (Warriors). CRB & Douglas beat Diaz & Bradley (Warriors) in 3 sets (6-1, 3-6, 6-1). Jairo & Benny took a 3 set win (4-6, 6-1, 6-2) over Carballo & Manu (Cyclones).

You can watch the final Battle Court session at 5pm on Sunday at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sunday to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

And remember, those fans in attendance at Sunday’s Battle Court H2H match at 5pm will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000. It’s FREE to play and if you select the winners of the three singles matches and both doubles matches, you could WIN $1,000. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.

Be sure to watch “The King of Twitch” (aka El Barba) and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear the entertainment as El Barba gives “Barba Bursts” for great plays. El Barba and Paulie also answer questions in the chat. It is entertaining for sure.

Be sure to tune in for the “Battle Royale” Championship Finals between the Cyclones and Warriors on Sunday, April 17th at 5:00 pm EST to find out which squad will win the top prize of $4,000 per team member! The 2nd place squad wins $1,000 per team member.

What an exciting week of play it was with 4 of 5 matches on Sunday going 3 sets and the 4 of 5 matches on Tuesday going 3 sets. My wife, son and I were fortunate enough to be in the fronton on Sunday. Some friends from Illinois were also able to come down and enjoy the action. If you have not seen the action live, it is even faster than watching online. In addition to the exciting action, we met several players (Benny, CRB, El Barba and Roque) as well as Andrew’s parents. A Big Thank You to Stu, Andrew, Nate K and the entire Magic City crew that makes this amazing sport happen. I also got to say hello to Scott Savin.

The Cyclones remain in first place earning 4 points for the week going 2-2 including 1.5 points in a doubles match forfeit from Diaz & Bradley. Carballo picked up his 5th singles win beating Julen in a 3 set match (6-2, 4-6, 6-2) to lead the singles standings at 5-0. Carballo later teamed with Manu in doubles to earn a convincing victory over Inaki & Julen (6-0, 6-1).

The Renegades remain in second place and earned 4 points with a singles win by Ben over CRB of the Chargers  (4-6, 6-2, 6-2). The doubles team of Goixerri & Kubala improved to 3-2 with a 3 set victory over Jairo & Benny of the Chargers (0-6, 6-2, 6-0). Vuelo & Aratz won in straight sets (6-1, 6-0) against Correa & Roque of the Renegades.

The Warriors earned 4 points in singles play. Inaki earned his first singles win of the season with a 3 set victory over Manu of the Cyclones (5-6, 6-5, 6-4). Bradley improved to 4-1 with a straight set victory over CRB of the Chargers (6-5, 6-1). Bueno won in 3 sets (6-4, 4-6, 6-5) with a win over Correa of the Chargers. Nicolas earned a win over Manny of the Chargers (6-4, 6-4).

While the Chargers remain in 4th place, they went 5-5 for the week to earn 6 points. In singles, Correa went 1-1 while Roque improved to 4-2 for the season with wins over Diaz of the Warriors (6-4, 2-6, 6-5) and Vuelo of the Renegades (6-4, 1-6, 6-4). In doubles, Douglas & Benny earned a 3 set victory over Inaki & Nicolas of the Warriors (6-3, 5-6, 6-5) while CRB & Douglas went 3 sets to beat Bueno & Nicolos of the Warriors (6-5, 1-6, 6-4).

Standings Through Week 7 (2 Weeks Remaining)

Team	Points	W-L	Pct
Cyclones	37.5	30-19	0.612
Renegades	30.0	24-25	0.490
Warriors	29.0	25-24	0.510
Chargers	23.5	19-30	0.388

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

And remember, those fans in attendance at Sunday’s Battle Court H2H matches at 5pm will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000. It’s FREE to play and if you select the winners of the three singles matches and both doubles matches, you could WIN $1,000. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.  If there are no winners, the $1,000 will roll over to the following Sunday’s prize purse and $2,000 will be up for grabs.

Be sure to watch pelota game player El Barba and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear the entertainment as El Barba gives “Barba Bursts” for great plays and has some newly added sound bytes. El Barba and Paulie also answer questions in the chat. It is entertaining for sure. With Chris Cote’s ownership of the “Cones”, the interactive chat has picked up and it is great seeing new Jai Alai fans learn about the game.

The Cyclones moved into first place after going 9-1 in week 6 which included a sweep over the Warriors on Sunday. The sweep was their second in as many weeks. The “Cones” hammered out a 14 game winning streak and have gone 21-4 (0.840) since being in last place in week 3. To add to the excitement, the Cyclones team owner Chris Cote was in attendance to motivate and cheer on his team.

Carballo (4-0), Manny (3-1) and Manu (2-2) of the Cyclones each earned 2 singles wins in the week. Carballo and Diaz (Warriors) are each 4-0 while Kubala (Renegades) improved to 3-0 in singles play. Joseph & Manu (5-1) picked up 2 doubles wins and Ikeda & Manny (3-3) went 1-1.

In addition to Kubala’s win, the Renegades picked up a singles win by Ben (1-2) and a doubles win by Goixerri & Aratz. Goixerri & Aratz improved to 5-0 while Bueno & Nicolas (Warriors) remain at 4-0.

The Chargers got wins from Roque (2-2) and CRB & Douglas (1-2).

Standings Through Week 6 (3 Weeks Remaining)

Team	Points	W-L	Pct
Cyclones	33.5	28-17	0.622
Renegades	26.0	21-23	0.477
Warriors	25.0	21-19	0.525
Chargers	17.5	14-25	0.359

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

And remember, those fans in attendance at Sunday’s Battle Court H2H matches at 5pm will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000. It’s FREE to play and if you select the winners of the three singles matches and both doubles matches, you could WIN $1,000. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.  If there are no winners, the $1,000 will roll over to the following Sunday’s prize purse and $2,000 will be up for grabs.

Be sure to watch pelota game player El Barba and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear the entertainment as El Barba gives “Barba Bursts” for great plays and has some newly added sound bytes. El Barba and Paulie also answer questions in the chat. It is entertaining for sure. With Chris Cote’s ownership of the “Cones”, the interactive chat has picked up and it is great seeing new Jai Alai fans learn about the game.

Week 5 saw another round of great match-ups with 10 of the 15 matches going to a third and decisive set.

The Cyclones earned 9.5 points including a clean sweep of the Chargers on Tuesday. You may recall that the Cyclones were on the other end of the broom in Week 3 at the hands of the Warriors (on a Tuesday as well).

For the Cyclones; Joseph and Jeden each had two 3 set wins in singles. Joseph has been putting in extra practice time and has been working with teammates Manny and Manu to continue developing his skills. The extra work is showing as Joseph’s play has been more focused with better and more powerful shots. Joseph earned wins against Vuelo and Roque. In Jeden’s singles matches, he started with 6-5 first set wins over Ben and CRB only to lose the second sets of each match by scores of 0-6 and 2-6, then coming back to win the third sets 6-4. The third set against Ben was back and forth with no one having more than a 1 point lead until Jeden finished off the final 2 points and won 6-4. Carballo & Manu took an impressive 3 set doubles win over the undefeated team of Douglas & Benny (6-2, 3-6, 6-2) that showed more consistent and controlled play from Carballo.

The Renegades picked up singles wins from Goixerri (4-1) and Kubala (2-0). Goixerri & Aratz handed Ikeda & Manny a straight set doubles loss (6-0, 6-5) in a match that showed very powerful serving by Goixerri and amazing wall climbing by Aratz. Goixerri & Aratz along with Bueno & Nicolas of the Warriors are each 4-0 to lead Battle Court doubles. Later in doubles play, Goixerri & Kubala lost to Inaki & Nicolas in a 3 set match (6-2, 3-6, 5-6) that may have been the hardest fought match to date in Battle Court. Kubala, who joined the Magic City program in 2019, continues to improve his skill level and played tremendous with the three more experienced players.

For the Warriors, Julen won a 3 set singles match against Robin (1-6, 6-1, 6-2) that was hard fought. Robin (aka “shots king”) made some spectacular shots from the 10 line by crushing a backhand two wall and a very well placed drop shot. In addition to Nicolas’ great play in the earlier Pelota games and great doubles play, he handed Aratz his third straight singles loss (6-5, 6-3). Bueno & Nicolas won in a 3 set thriller over Vuelo (filling in for the injured Williams) & Aratz (6-5, 5-6, 6-4). In the first set, Bueno & Nicolas were up 5-0 and held on to win 6-5.

Midway through the 9 week season, only 4 points separate first from third place. The Warriors are in first place with 25 points, the Cyclones in second with 23 points, the Renegades in third with 21 points and the Chargers in fourth with 15 points.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

And remember, those fans in attendance at Sunday’s Battle Court H2H matches at 5pm will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000. It’s FREE to play and if you select the winners of the three singles matches and both doubles matches, you could WIN $1,000. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.  If there are no winners, the $1,000 will roll over to the following Sunday’s prize purse and $2,000 will be up for grabs.

Be sure to watch pelota game player El Barba and Paulie at https://www.twitch.tv/watchjaialai for interactive livestreaming during the H2H sports betting games at Magic City. Tune in to hear the entertainment as El Barba gives “Barba Bursts” for great plays and has some newly added sound bytes. El Barba and Paulie also answer questions in the chat. It is entertaining for sure. Next week, Paulie will list his top 10 pizza toppings.

And that is not all, if you have not noticed, the production crew has added instant replay that enhances the viewing experience, especially since the action is so fast. No more pausing and going back to watch a spectacular play and then being behind on the live action. A big thanks to the production crew.

Jabracadabra

The Warriors remain in first place with 20 points with the Renegades in second place with 17.5 points. The Chargers are in third place with 15 points while the Cyclones are in fourth with 13.5 points. The Chargers and Warriors are 1 ‘game-day’ of play ahead of the Cyclones and Renegades.

Inaki of the Warriors debuted in number one singles this week with matches against Douglas and Goixerri. Inaki fell to Goixerri in 2 sets (3-6, 3-6) and then faced Douglas on Tuesday for a rematch of the second annual USNJAC finals that was played at Magic City in 2021. Great play was on display but Douglas jumped out with leads of 3-0 in set 1 and 4-0 in set 2 which proved too much for Inaki to overcome. Douglas won in straight sets 6-2, 6-2.

The Cyclones went 4-1 to earn 5 points in week 4 after an 0-5 week 3. Ikeda and Jeden picked up singles wins while Ikeda & Manny as well as Joseph & Manu earned doubles wins. Jeden entered Monday’s Battle Court H2H matches with a Sunday/Monday 7 of 8 In-The-Money record from the earlier pelota games (aka pari-mutuel games) which are a great warm-up for H2H matches. Jeden earned a victory over CRB of the Chargers in 3 sets with a pivotal moment coming on a double fault by CRB late in the match.

Benny, Douglas, Jairo and Roque each earned singles wins for the Chargers.

In doubles, Goixerri & Kubala of the Renegades beat Inaki & Julen of the Warriors in straight sets (6-2, 6-2) with some great plays and very focused play by Kubala. The team of Jairo & Benny of the Chargers lost 2 three set matches against Ikeda & Manny of the Cyclones (5-6, 6-2, 4-6) and Inaki & Nicolas of the Warriors (6-3, 1-6, 1-6).

In singles, Jairo of the Chargers and Nicolas of the Warriors went 3 sets with Nicolas winning the first set 6-5. Jairo won the match by winning the second and third sets (6-2, 6-2). Jairo seemed to have shifted gears by taking more shots in the last two sets and even busted out a beautiful left side costado two-wall shot.

You can watch Battle Court H2H action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai-Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of each days matches. Jeden even came in to give an insightful player’s perspective point of view for the Tuesday matches.

Jabracadabra (aka Joel)

Week 3 of Battle Court did not disappoint. Just when you thought it could not get any better, it did.

Diaz went 2-0 with wins against Roque on Sunday and Joseph on Tuesday. Both matches went 3 sets with 28 points each. In the third set against Joseph, tied at 1 apiece, Diaz was called for juggling, but regained his focus and went on to win. Diaz has a Battle Court leading singles record of 4-0. The win over Joseph was the beginning of the season’s first clean sweep as the Wall Warriors went 5-0 against the Cesta Cyclones. Both Diaz and Joseph have improved their skills from last season.

Bueno contributed to the Wall Warriors success with 2 singles wins as well with straight set wins against Correa and Ikeda. Bueno entered Battle Court with very good play carrying over from the pari-mutuel games. Bueno is 2-2 in the season standings.

Over all, the Wall Warriors went 8-2 for the week earning 9.5 points.

Robin of the Rebote Renegades had a straight set victory (6-3, 6-3) against Benny on Monday for his first win of the season. The ‘shots king’ had an amazing soft forehand from the 11 line in the opening set that set the tone.

Jairo (6-2, 6-4 vs Aratz) and CRB (6-5, 6-1 vs Bradley) of the Chula Chargers also got their first singles wins of the season.

Now for some doubles action. Douglas and Benny of the Chula Chargers beat Goixerri and Kubala of the Rebote Renegades (6-2, 6-4) that saw some very powerful serves. An exciting part about Battle Court is the server is afforded 2 serves. With that, we have seen some very powerful first serve attempts adding to the fast-paced action.

If this has not been exciting enough, it gets better. The opening point in Tuesday’s first doubles match featuring Carballo & Manu vs Inaki & Nicolas lasted 4 and a half minutes. Inaki & Nicolas won in 3 sets (6-1, 2-6, 6-5). The 6-1 score of the first set was not indicative of the quality of play. Carballo, who started in Magic City’s inaugural season of 2018 played focused and under control with his partner Manu (former Dania player) against former Dania opponents of Inaki & Nicolas.

With all of this action, the Wall Warriors moved from 3^rd to 1^st place with 15 points. The Rebote Renegades are in 2^nd place with 13.5 points with the Chula Chargers in 3^rd with 11. The Cesta Cyclones are in 4^th place with 8.5 points.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

Jabracadabra (aka Joel)

In this week’s Battle Court action, the Rebote Renegades earned 7.5 team points in their two appearances on Sunday and Tuesday. Aratz went 2-0 in singles and the doubles team of Goixerri/Aratz went 2-0. Strong performances by both Goixerri and Aratz that are new to the Magic City roster.

On Sunday, Douglas and Goixerri battled it out in a thrilling 31 point 3 set match. The action was non-stop as Douglas won 6-4, 4-6 and 6-5. Aratz and Jairo also went 3 sets playing 28 points with Aratz winning 6-4, 3-6 and 6-3.

The Cesta Cyclones earned 5 points with straight set wins from Carballo and Ikeda in singles and Manny teamed up with Ikeda then with Jeden for 2 team wins in doubles.

Bradley and Diaz each earned singles wins and Bueno/Nicolas picked up a doubles win to give the Wall Warriors 3.5 points for the week.

The Chula Chargers saw Benny and Douglas each earn singles wins for 2 points. In doubles, the team of Jairo/Benny went up against a buzzsaw with the team of Goixerri/Aratz.

The Rebote Renegades lead the standings with 11.5 points followed by the Cesta Cyclones with 8.5, the Wall Warriors with 5.5 and the Chula Charges with 4.5.

You can watch the action at 5pm on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at watchjaialai.com, laligasportstv.com, FTF Sports Network or download the free Jai Alai Channel app. You can also visit the fronton on Sundays to see the great action in person. Be sure to catch the post-game show with Stu and Andrew for the recap of the action.

After the 1:30pm Pelota matches, stick around as last season’s in-house Pick 6 handicapping contest to win $1,000 returns this season for the new and exciting Battle Court H2H Jai-Alai format as the “5 AT 5” contest to win $1,000. Those fans in attendance at Sunday’s Battle Court H2H matches at 5pm will have the opportunity to WIN $1,000. It’s FREE to play and if you select the winners of the three singles matches and both doubles matches, you could WIN $1,000. If there are multiple winners, the prize money will be split among the winners.  If there are no winners, the $1,000 will roll over to the following Sunday’s prize purse and $2,000 will be up for grabs.

In addition to being free, it gets better – there are 32 possible outcomes with this Pick 5 format compared to 64 possible outcomes with the Pick 6 format last year. You could say it’s twice as easy to win.

The same rules from last season apply. Only one entry person and you must be present to win. Your friendly bet takers will be distributing the 5 AT 5 contest forms to those in attendance. Make sure you are at the fronton before 5pm to get a good seat to see the spectacular Battle Court H2H action and for your chance to WIN free money!

Complete rules and restrictions can be found at the Magic City Jai Alai Fronton.

Joel (aka Jabracadabra)