K. Mishkin/V. Shvets vs P. Petrov/P. Rodenas
Summary
Match Info
Analysis
Summary: We find no value at current prices: the favourite's market price (1.53) overstates its win chances relative to our conservative estimate, producing a negative EV.
Highlights
- • Away is favourite at 1.53; implied market probability ~65.4%
- • Our conservative estimate (62%) yields negative EV at current odds
Pros
- + Market is liquid and shows a clear favorite, reducing bookmaker mispricing risk
- + Surface is known (clay), so any additional player-specific clay data could quickly create value
Cons
- - Insufficient match-specific information (form, injuries, H2H) in provided research
- - Favourite is priced too short relative to our conservative probability estimate, producing negative EV
Details
We compare the market prices (Away 1.53 -> implied 65.4%) to our conservative estimate of the true win probability on clay (Away 62%). With very limited match-specific data (no reported injuries, form, or H2H in the provided research) we default to a cautious model that slightly discounts the favourite. At our estimated 62% chance, the favourite at 1.53 yields a negative expectation (EV = 0.62*1.53 - 1 = -0.051). The underdog at 2.35 (implied 42.6%) would require a substantially higher true probability than we assign to be +EV, and we have no evidence in the provided research to justify raising the underdog's probability. Given the available information, neither side offers positive expected value at current widely-available prices.
Key factors
- • Market-implied probability (Away 1.53 implies ~65.4%) vs our conservative estimate (~62%)
- • Surface: clay (outdoor) — neutral without further player-specific clay form data
- • No additional injury, recent form, or H2H information provided to justify diverging from market prices