2016 Croatia Open Betting Odds, Predictions

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The Croatia Open was first started in 1990 as the Yugoslavia Open, and it began as a World Series event. Then it moved to the International Series, then the International Series and now, it is a World Tour 2250 Series tournament. It is also played outdoors on clay, and it is the final weekof the year that a tournament will be played on clay outside of the Davis Cup.

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Event Details

Event: ATP – Croatia Open

Date: July 18th - 24th, 2016

Location: ITC Stella Maris, Umag, Croatia

TV: Check local listings

2016 Confirmed Contestants

2014 winner Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay is due to be the #1 seed in Croatia, along with Joao Sousa of Portugal. France's Jeremy Chardy should also be there, as well as Italy's Fabio Fognini, the Spanish duo of Pablo Carreno Busta and Nicolas Almagra, Slovakia's Martin Klizan and Great Britain's Aljaz Bedene.

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