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Yasmine Mansouri vs Ana Cruz

Tennis
2025-09-06 08:42
Start: 2025-09-06 16:00

Summary

No pick
EV: -0.267

Current Odds

Home 1.047|Away 11
Best Odds

Match Info

Match key: Yasmine Mansouri_Ana Cruz_2025-09-06

Analysis

Summary: We do not recommend betting — the favorite price on Mansouri is implausibly short given her record and recent form, and we lack data on Ana Cruz to justify the market's ~95% implied probability.

Highlights

  • Market implies ~95.5% for Mansouri (1.047) — we estimate ~70%
  • Requires ≥1.429 decimal to be +EV based on our probability

Pros

  • + If Ana Cruz is truly a much weaker player (unknown), the favorite could be correct
  • + Mansouri has some experience on tour which could matter in qualifiers

Cons

  • - Mansouri's 10-21 record and recent losses argue against near-certain market pricing
  • - No information on Ana Cruz means high informational risk; current price appears miscalibrated

Details

The market prices Yasmine Mansouri as a near-certainty at 1.047 (implied ~95.5%), but the data we have on Mansouri shows a 10-21 career record and recent losses, which does not justify a ~95% true win probability. We lack any performance data for Ana Cruz, so we cannot identify a compelling mismatch that would justify the bookmaker's extreme pricing. Using a conservative estimated true win probability for Mansouri of 70%, the implied fair odds (1.429) are far longer than the current 1.047, producing a materially negative expected value at the available price. Given the information gap on the opponent and Mansouri's poor recent form, we decline to recommend a bet because the current market offers no positive EV.

Key factors

  • Mansouri's overall career win-loss record is 10-21, indicating limited winning consistency
  • Recent results show consecutive losses; form is poor in the most recent matches
  • Bookmaker price (1.047) implies ~95.5% probability which is not supported by the available performance data
  • No data provided for Ana Cruz, creating uncertainty about whether a true mismatch exists