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23rd January 2026
00:30 Aryna Sabalenka vs Anastasia Potapova

Aryna Sabalenka

Win Match

50 WIN

03:00 Coco Gauff vs Hailey Baptiste

Coco Gauff

Win Match

100 WIN

Under 18.50

Total Games

100 WIN

Under 18.50 is a logical choice because Coco Gauff is the favorite. The match will likely go to 2 sets, and Baptiste doesn't have much chance of winning enough games to surpass 18.5.
10:00 Elena Gabriela Ruse vs Mirra Andreeva

Mirra Andreeva

Win Match

110 WIN

Mirra Andreeva will win because she is the much better player, in better shape, and has a style of play that dominates long matches and hard courts. Ruse has a hard time going up against top-10 opponents and rarely holds up psychologically and physically in Grand Slam matches against favorites.

Under 19.50

Total Games

50 WIN

The match is likely to end in under 19.5 games because Mirra Andreeva has a clear advantage. The most logical scenario is a quick 2-0 win with scores like 6-3, 6-3 or 6-2, 6-3. Ruse has a hard time holding serve, and against top-10 opponents she allows early breaks, which shortens sets and does not lead to long games or tiebreaks.

Mirra Andreeva -5.50

Games Won

108 WIN

The Mirra Andreeva 5.5 games line is likely because there is an obvious difference in class and form. Andreeva is top 10 and in excellent form, while Ruse is outside the top 50 and often loses by a clear margin against strong opponents.
24th January 2026
00:00 Elena Rybakina vs Tereza Valentova

Elena Rybakina

Win Match

100 WIN

Rybakina is No. 5 in the world, a Grand Slam champion, and regularly reaches the second week of major tournaments. Valentova is still gaining experience at the highest level. In the 3rd round of the Australian Open, experience is crucial ??" tension, long games, and physical endurance play a huge role.

Under 20.50

Total Games

100 WIN

The match is under 20.5 games because Rybakina is significantly more classy and is expected to win 2-0 in short sets. Her strong serve and early breaks against Valentova make a tiebreak unlikely.

Elena Rybakina -4.50

Games Won

100 WIN

Rybakina -4.5 will win because the difference in class allows her to make several breaks per set and win in short scores like 6-3, 6-3 or 6-2, 6-4. In a 2-0 win, even with moderate sets, she covers the handicap by 5??"6 games.
00:00 Jessica Pegula vs Oksana Selekhmeteva

Under 18.50

Total Games

100 WIN

Jessica Pegula is a favorite with a lot of class and experience, while Selekhmeteva is young and weaker at slam level. This makes the match likely to be a fast two-set match, with a total of fewer than 18.5 games.
00:00 Peyton Stearns vs Amanda Anisimova

Amanda Anisimova

Win Match

100 WIN

Amanda Anisimova is a significantly classier and more stable player at the highest level, with much better results and consistency throughout the season. Peyton Stearns, ranked 68, is more unpredictable and has had more limited success against top players.

Under 19.50

Total Games

50 WIN

Anisimova is significantly more classy and experienced than Stearns, which suggests a fast two-set match. Therefore, an under 19.5 games is expected, as the loser will likely take a few games.

Amanda Anisimova -5.50

Games Won

100 WIN

Anisimova almost always wins her matches against players outside the top 50 by a convincing game margin. Expect a result of around 6-2, 6-2 or 6-3, 6-2, which is a margin of 6 games.

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