The 2013 Monte Carlo Masters 's almost upon us with a few of the best people on the ATP circuit set to contest the title this year. The biggest absentee is Roger Federer, who'll wait still another month before returning to competitive action at the Madrid Open, while Novak Djokovic is considering withdrawing from the event having an ankle injury. So, who'll gain in Monaco without both of these big names? Listed below are our tips for golf bettingAfans: Rafael Nadal:Despite putting up with seven weeks on the sidelines with harm, the 2012 Roland Garros champion has came back to the activity with a bang. Heas reached the final in most four events played this season, winning the latter three in Sao Paolo, Acapulco, and, remarkably, Indian Wells. The Spaniard is defined to keep his outstanding clay form at Monte Carlo and deserves to be obvious favorite for the title. His resilience was shown by andy Murray:Murray to stress at the Miami Masters fourteen days before when coming via a gruelling five-set conflict with David FerrerAto win the subject for the next time. Murray has made three finals in four tournaments in 2013 but Monte Carlo is his first test on clay. He's nowhere near the standard of Nadal and Ferrer, meaning Murray probably will drop at the semis, even though he's comfortable on the surface. Mark Ferrer:Many will fight the Spaniard was unlucky to lose the Miami Masters ultimate to Murray but the others will say you make your own fortune. Ferrer regained the planet number 4 rank with that ultimate cabin yet craves to go one better at Monte Carlo. Heas reached the final in both clay events played in in 2013 and won Buenos Aires over Stanislas Wawrinka 6-4 3-6 6-1, the last set indicating that when heas on form he can fit the ATPas elite band and energy through competitors. Ferrer should make the semis and on clay has the potential to reach your final a' where he will probably drop to Nadal. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga:A good outside guess to make the semis in Monaco, Tsonga has clay training going in to the match after winning both his suits in the Davis Cup for France last weekend. He will be put by his victories on the Parque Roca surface in good stead for the problems on the Mediterranean coast, while the French lost out 3-2 to Argentina. Tsonga has faired badly at the Monte Carlo Masters these past three years but with clay sort going in to the event will probably be worth a little punt to really make the semis.
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