V. Panshina/D. Zelinskaya vs Jiangxue Han/Y. Huang
Summary
Match Info
Analysis
Summary: We see small positive value backing the home pairing at 1.75 because the market under-prices the away side given Jiangxue Han's poor recent form, but limited doubles and surface data raise model risk.
Highlights
- • Market-implied home probability: 57.1% (1.75)
- • Our estimated home probability: 62% → positive EV (0.085 per unit)
Pros
- + Current home price (1.75) exceeds our minimum fair odds (1.613)
- + Concrete negative signal from away player form supports favoring the home side
Cons
- - Research lacks doubles-specific form and partner data — elevated uncertainty
- - Surface/venue and H2H information are not provided, increasing outcome variance
Details
We compare the market-implied probability for the home side (1/1.75 = 57.1%) to our read of the matchup. The only concrete data in the research is that Jiangxue Han (part of the away pairing) has a poor recent record (10-21) and very weak recent results, which suggests the away side carries a meaningful vulnerability. There is no data on the home pairing or the doubles form of the partners, and surface/venue are unspecified, so we apply a conservative uplift to the home implied probability. We estimate the home pairing's true win probability at 62%, which is higher than the market-implied 57.1%, creating positive expected value at the current home decimal of 1.75. Given that the market price (1.75) is above the minimum fair price implied by our probability (1.613), we identify the home side as a value bet while noting increased model risk due to incomplete doubles-specific and surface information.
Key factors
- • Away player Jiangxue Han has a poor recent record (10-21) and weak recent results
- • Market-implied home probability (57.1%) is below our conservative true probability estimate (62%)
- • Incomplete doubles-specific and surface information increases uncertainty and risk