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Maddalena Giordano vs Anja Wildgruber

Tennis
2025-09-11 04:58
Start: 2025-09-11 13:00

Summary

Pick: home
EV: 0.064

Current Odds

Home 2.81|Away 2.28
Best Odds

Match Info

Match key: Maddalena Giordano_Anja Wildgruber_2025-09-11

Analysis

Summary: We recommend betting the home player, Maddalena Giordano, at 2.8 — our model estimates her win probability at 38%, giving a positive EV of ~6.4% vs the offered price.

Highlights

  • Giordano brings far more career experience and a better overall win rate
  • Current odds (2.8) exceed our break-even threshold (2.632), producing positive EV

Pros

  • + Value price relative to our estimated true probability
  • + Experience advantage and broader surface experience in Giordano's profile

Cons

  • - Recent-match snippets show both players with losses, adding short-term form uncertainty
  • - Giordano is a long-career player — age/fitness concerns could reduce reliability despite historical edge (not detailed in provided data)

Details

We find value on Maddalena Giordano at 2.8. The market heavily favors Anja Wildgruber (implied ~71.7%) despite Wildgruber's short career (31 matches, 10-21 record) and lower career win rate compared with Giordano (1066 matches, 559-507 record). Giordano's long experience across surfaces and higher career win rate suggest her true chance is substantially higher than the market-implied 35.7% for the home player. Both players show recent losses in the limited recent-match snippets, so form is not a clear advantage for Wildgruber; that reduces confidence in the heavy favoritism. Using a conservative estimated true win probability for Giordano of 38.0%, the break-even decimal price is ~2.632 while the available price is 2.8, producing a positive expected value (EV = 0.064 or 6.4% ROI on a 1-unit stake). We used the listed current home price of 2.8 for the EV calculation.

Key factors

  • Giordano's much larger sample size and higher career win rate (559-507 over 1066 matches) vs Wildgruber (10-21 over 31 matches)
  • Market strongly favors Wildgruber (1.394) creating a large implied probability gap that appears unsupported by career numbers and available recent-form snippets
  • Both players show recent losses in the provided recent-match snippets, reducing form-based justification for heavy favoritism toward the away player