J. Delaney/L. Vithoontien vs T. Masabayashi/T. Suksumrarn
Summary
Match Info
Analysis
Summary: We do not recommend a bet—using conservative assumptions the home pair at 2.18 yields a slight negative expected value and the favorite lacks evidence of the >61.7% win probability needed to be +EV.
Highlights
- • Home implied by us: 45.0% true win probability
- • Break-even decimal for home: 2.222; current price 2.18 → small negative edge
Pros
- + Home is the underdog so a price move >2.222 would present value
- + Market margin is visible — there may be opportunity if additional favorable info appears
Cons
- - Current odds do not offer positive EV under conservative probability estimates
- - No available data on form, surface, injuries or H2H to justify deviating from market
Details
With no external form/injury/H2H data available we take a conservative stance and treat the market price as the main information source. The market moneyline implies roughly 61.7% for the away pair (1.62) and 45.9% for the home pair (2.18) before adjusting for vig. After accounting for uncertainty and the 7–8% bookmaker margin, we estimate the home pair's true win probability at 45.0%. At that probability the break-even decimal price is ~2.222. The current home price of 2.18 produces a small negative edge (EV ≈ -0.019 per unit), so it is not value by our conservative estimate. The favorite (away) at 1.62 would require a true win probability >61.7% to be +EV; we have no basis to assign such a high probability and therefore do not recommend backing the favorite either. Given the limited information and the small negative edge on the most plausible underdog value candidate, we recommend no bet.
Key factors
- • No form/injury/H2H data available — high uncertainty
- • Market pricing favors the away pair (1.62) with implied probability ~61.7%
- • After accounting for vig and uncertainty, home 2.18 does not clear the required break-even odds