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Carlos Maria Zarate vs Gustavo Heide

Tennis
2025-09-09 11:04
Start: 2025-09-10 14:00

Summary

No pick
EV: 0

Current Odds

Home 6.17|Away 1.096
Best Odds

Match Info

Match key: Carlos Maria Zarate_Gustavo Heide_2025-09-10

Analysis

Summary: No value present at current prices: Heide is rightly favored but the 1.064 quote is too short versus our estimated ~90% win probability, producing a negative expected value.

Highlights

  • Market implies ~93.98% for Heide while we estimate ~90%
  • Fair decimal for our probability ≈ 1.111; current 1.064 is too low to back

Pros

  • + Heide has a better overall record in the supplied data
  • + Both players have relevant surface experience so outcome is not a big unknown

Cons

  • - Current favorite price leaves no positive EV
  • - Research lacks H2H, recent match rhythm and injury info, increasing uncertainty

Details

We view Gustavo Heide as the clear favorite based on the provided records (Heide 19-15 vs Zarate 12-14) and both players' experience on clay/hard, but the market price (1.064, implied ~93.98%) overstates his win probability versus our estimate. Given limited recent-match detail and no head-to-head or injury information in the research, we conservatively estimate Heide's true win probability at 90%. At that probability the fair price would be ~1.111; the current price (1.064) produces a negative expectation (EV ≈ -0.042), so there is no value to take at available odds. Conversely, Zarate at 7.45 would need an actual win probability of ~13.4% to be fair; we estimate his chance below that threshold and see no value on the underdog either. We therefore recommend no bet.

Key factors

  • Market strongly favors Gustavo Heide (1.064 -> implied ~93.98%)
  • Heide has the superior recorded win-loss (19-15) vs Zarate (12-14)
  • Both players have experience on clay and hard; no clear surface edge identified
  • No head-to-head or injury/fitness details available to suggest a market misprice
  • Current price implies a win probability materially above our conservative estimate (90%)