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Rafael Jodar vs Trevor Svajda

Tennis
2025-09-12 19:35
Start: 2025-09-13 14:00

Summary

No pick
EV: -0.075

Current Odds

Home 1.521|Away 2.6
Best Odds

Match Info

Match key: Rafael Jodar_Trevor Svajda_2025-09-13

Analysis

Summary: No value — market price for Jodar (1.541) is shorter than our conservative true estimate; given both players' similar records and lack of grass data, we recommend no bet.

Highlights

  • Market-implied probability for Jodar is ~64.9% (1.541).
  • We assess Jodar at 60% true probability due to uncertain grass form, so current odds offer negative EV.

Pros

  • + Jodar has a strong overall Challenger record (20-9) which supports favoritism.
  • + Market is clearly leaning to Jodar, showing public/bookmaker confidence.

Cons

  • - Neither player shows grass-court form in the provided research — a key unknown.
  • - Projected edge is small and market odds are shorter than our required fair odds, producing negative EV.

Details

We compare the market price (Rafael Jodar 1.541 implied ~64.9%) to our assessment of the true win chance. Both players have very similar recent records on the ATP Challenger circuit (Jodar 20-9, Svajda 24-11) and most recorded matches in the research were on hard courts; neither profile shows meaningful grass experience. That makes surface transferability uncertain and reduces our confidence in an edge. Given the uncertainty, we estimate Jodar's true win probability at 60.0%. At that probability the fair odds would be ~1.667, which is longer than the available 1.541, producing a negative expected value on Jodar at current prices. Because no side shows positive EV at the provided odds, we recommend no bet.

Key factors

  • Both players' recent match data are primarily on hard courts; no grass form advantage identified
  • Season records are similar (Jodar 20-9, Svajda 24-11), indicating parity rather than a clear favorite
  • Market implies ~64.9% for Jodar; our conservative true probability is 60% due to surface uncertainty and limited direct edge