Sizya Ernest Kivanda vs Theo Supiot
Summary
Match Info
Analysis
Summary: No value at current prices: the underdog would need odds of 10.0+ to justify a bet given our conservative 10% win estimate; the favorite's price is too short to offer positive EV.
Highlights
- • Book market implies ~10% chance for the underdog; required >10.526% for +EV at 9.5
- • We withhold a recommendation due to insufficient justification for either side being mispriced
Pros
- + Market clearly favors the home player, indicating low variance if correct
- + Underdog price (9.5) approaches a potential value threshold if additional information supported >10.5% chance
Cons
- - Insufficient external information (surface, form, injuries, H2H) to justify moving away from market-implied probabilities
- - Current prices do not offer positive expected value under conservative probability estimates
Details
We examined the quoted market prices (Home 1.05, Away 9.5) and converted them to implied probabilities (home ~95.24%, away ~10.53%). Normalizing for the bookmaker margin gives a market-implied chance for the underdog of ~9.96%. With no additional information on surface, injuries, form or H2H, we adopt a conservative estimated true probability for the away player of 10.0%. To be +EV at the current away price (9.5) the underdog would need a true win probability > 1/9.5 = 10.526%. Our estimated 10.0% is below that threshold, so the bet has negative expected value (EV = 0.10 * 9.5 - 1 = -0.05). Similarly, backing the heavy favorite at 1.05 requires a true win probability > 95.238%, which we cannot confidently assert given the lack of supplementary data. Therefore we do not recommend a side at current prices.
Key factors
- • Market-implied probabilities: home ~95.24%, away ~10.53%
- • Normalized market-implied away probability ~9.96%; our conservative estimate 10.0%
- • Underdog needs >10.526% true probability (odds >= 10.0) to be +EV at current price