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Post Info TOPIC: How many British main draw wins will we get at Wimbledon 2026?
How many wins will British players get at Wimbledon? [31 vote(s)]

25 or less
3.2%
26
0.0%
27
3.2%
28
0.0%
29
6.5%
30
9.7%
31
6.5%
32
6.5%
33
12.9%
34
3.2%
35
6.5%
36
9.7%
37
3.2%
38
9.7%
39
9.7%
40
0.0%
41
3.2%
42
3.2%
43
0.0%
44 or more
3.2%


Junior player

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How many British main draw wins will we get at Wimbledon 2026?


And I will go for 42. Thanks for running this again Jon!

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We hit our average at the FO so I'm going to assume we might do the same here, which Jon advised was 36.

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Not too optimistic. Ive gone 30

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Coup Droit wrote:

I'll go for 33

And I was going to keep it anonymous - I'm with Elegant Point - it's the rebellious side

BUT Jon saved my life by posting about the District line so he's in my good books - hence, all transparency - 33 it is


 tee hee smile



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JonH wrote:
Elegant Point wrote:
JonH wrote:

I see we have an anonymous vote for 38; just a reminder, if you can let us know what you vote, it does help to allow us to track a winner. Not obligatory of course, but probably also a little more fun?!


 That was me biggrin  Red pen reminded me of school and anonymous is fun wink



-- Edited by Elegant Point on Saturday 27th of June 2026 03:26:42 PM


 My company is called Blue Pencil, from the red pen and blue pencil doctrine in contracts etc . Haha 

based on this - blue pencil represented what I wanted to try and represent to my clients ,

productive as opposed to destructive 

Red Pencil vs. Blue Pencil
Understanding the red pencil rule usually involves contrasting it with other common judicial responses to defective contracts : [12]
  • Red Pencil Doctrine: The court voids the entire clause. The judge cannot modify or fix the wording to make it legal. [123]
  • Blue Pencil Doctrine: The court crosses out ("strikes") only the offending words, leaving the rest of the contract intact and enforceable. 



-- Edited by JonH on Saturday 27th of June 2026 05:23:46 PM


 and capitals? In my line of work its akin to SHOUTING wink



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Elegant Point wrote:
JonH wrote:
Elegant Point wrote:
JonH wrote:

I see we have an anonymous vote for 38; just a reminder, if you can let us know what you vote, it does help to allow us to track a winner. Not obligatory of course, but probably also a little more fun?!


 That was me biggrin  Red pen reminded me of school and anonymous is fun wink



-- Edited by Elegant Point on Saturday 27th of June 2026 03:26:42 PM


 My company is called Blue Pencil, from the red pen and blue pencil doctrine in contracts etc . Haha 

based on this - blue pencil represented what I wanted to try and represent to my clients ,

productive as opposed to destructive 

Red Pencil vs. Blue Pencil
Understanding the red pencil rule usually involves contrasting it with other common judicial responses to defective contracts : [12]
  • Red Pencil Doctrine: The court voids the entire clause. The judge cannot modify or fix the wording to make it legal. [123]
  • Blue Pencil Doctrine: The court crosses out ("strikes") only the offending words, leaving the rest of the contract intact and enforceable. 



-- Edited by JonH on Saturday 27th of June 2026 05:23:46 PM


 and capitals? In my line of work its akin to SHOUTING wink


 Sorry - cut and paste! 



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Time to declare my hand. I think well be on the lower end as I think the singles draws look a bit tough so will go 33

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31 votes in - looking good, but still time for more to enter.

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