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Nuria Brancaccio vs Mona Barthel

Tennis
2025-09-10 08:39
Start: 2025-09-11 00:00

Summary

Pick: away
EV: 0.07

Current Odds

Home 1.7|Away 2.2
Best Odds

Match Info

Match key: Nuria Brancaccio_Mona Barthel_2025-09-11

Analysis

Summary: Given near-identical form and no reported advantages, Mona Barthel at 2.14 represents value versus an overstated home favorite; we estimate a modest 7% ROI on a 1-unit stake.

Highlights

  • Players appear evenly matched in the provided data
  • Away price (2.14) is above the 2.00 break-even for a 50% win chance

Pros

  • + Current away odds produce positive EV under a conservative 50% probability
  • + No research-listed injuries or clear advantages for the home player

Cons

  • - Both players have poor recent form, increasing variance and upset risk
  • - Research lacks H2H, surface-specific tournament context, and detailed fitness info

Details

We see both players with near-identical records (10-22) and recent form showing losses on hard courts; there are no injury notes or H2H advantages in the supplied data. The market has the home player (Nuria Brancaccio) as a clear favorite at 1.70 (implied ~58.8%), which we view as overstated given the parity in form and surfaces played. Treating the players as roughly equal, we estimate Mona Barthel's true win probability at 50.0%. At the available away price of 2.14 this produces positive expected value (EV = 0.5 * 2.14 - 1 = 0.07). We therefore recommend the away moneyline because the bookmaker price (>2.00) exceeds our break-even threshold for a 50% chance, offering a modest edge. Key caveats: small-sample noisy records, potential unreported match-specific factors (fitness, draw), and tournament-surface specifics could shift the balance.

Key factors

  • Both players show identical win-loss records and recent losing form on hard courts in the supplied data
  • Bookmaker favors home at 1.70 (implied ~58.8%) which appears overstated given parity
  • No injuries or head-to-head edge reported in the research
  • Available away price (2.14) is above our break-even requirement for 50% true probability