<p>Alex de Minaur has kept his hopes alive of having another successful tournament on the famous grass courts of Wimbledon.</p> <p>Australia’s men’s number 1 reached the quarter-finals of last year’s competition, before he was beaten by Novak Djokovic with a walkover. This year, he began his campaign with a straight-sets victory over Roberto Carballes.</p> <p>Arthur Cazaux awaits him in the second round after the Frenchman managed to defeat Australian Adam Walton in a five-set thriller. Will he be able to oust another Aussie, having entered the tournament as a qualifier?</p> <h2><br /> De Minaur vs Cazaux Wimbledon Betting Preview</h2> <p><br /> De Minaur will want to avoid making it a second Aussie in a row that Cazaux has eliminated at this year’s Wimbledon, and his opening performance does suggest he will be challenging to defeat.</p> <p>The 26-year-old managed to beat Carballes over three sets, recording a 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (7-2) victory. In that contest, he managed eight aces, winning 81% of his points on his first serve. However, he struggled to make his first serve count, as he was only successful with 48% of them.</p> <p>De Minaur’s perfect start came after a disappointing warm-up tournament at the HSBC Championships, where he was beaten in the first round by the eventual runner-up, Jiri Lehecka.</p> <p>Still, Cazaux could be a potential threat as the two have never met before. The 22-year-old Frenchman ousted Aussie Walton in five sets, recording a 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), 4-6, 6-7 (5-7), 6-1 victory on Court 6. He recorded 24 aces and won 84% of his points from his first serve, making 71% of his attempts successfully.</p> <p>His longest winning streak was four games in a row, although De Minaur had managed to record a streak of seven against Carballes.</p> <h2><br /> De Minaur vs Cazaux Betting Predictions</h2> <p><br /> What do the latest <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/tennis/mens-wimbledon/alex-de-minaur-v-arthur-cazaux-9368576">De Minaur vs Cazaux betting odds</a> look like? Well, the Australian is a big favourite to come out on top. Previous experience at Wimbledon is perhaps a reason, with the second round the furthest Cazaux has ever reached, having reached this stage last season before being eliminated.</p> <p>It also might be because Alex De Minaur has won each of his last 10 ATP second-round matches against younger opponents. Still, there’s value to be had while Wimbledon has already proved that nothing is guaranteed with shock eliminations this year.</p> <p>De Minaur has won the first set in each of his last seven Grand Slam second-round matches, which may appeal to those seeking value in the Correct Score 1st Set market. Backing the Aussie to win 6-1 or 6-2 offers longish odds, although it's still plausible.</p> <p>If Cazaux can produce a similar performance, the Alternative Total Sets market may be of interest, as the ‘Over 4.5' odds are high and represent value.<br /> &nbsp;</p>