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17 September 2025
14:00 Slovenia vs Germany

Slovenia

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.73

Win

37

Under Fabio Soli, Slovenia’s tempo with Gregor Ropret and the finishing of Ton?ek Štern usually hold up in high-leverage sets. Germany have Georg Grozer in form and can pressure from the line, but they were outlasted by Bulgaria while Slovenia pushed the Bulgarians to five??"Slovenia’s ball control looks a touch steadier. Expect a serve-pressure duel where Slovenia’s sideout just survives more often.
10:30 USA vs Cuba

USA

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

The U.S. look in control??"2??"0 without dropping a set??"and Micah Christenson is running a clean, quick offense with Erik Shoji stabilizing first contact. Cuba lean on heavy arms like Osniel Melgarejo and José Massó (with support from Marlon Yant), but their sideout has been streaky. With Karch Kiraly’s staff emphasizing serve-block, USA’s depth and reception edge should tell.
16 September 2025
14:30 Italy vs Belgium

Italy

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.15

Lose

-50

Defending champs Italy are favored thanks to a cleaner sideout led by Michieletto and De Giorgi’s matchup tweaks; expect heavy back-row usage to avoid Belgium’s block. Belgium’s form is real??"Rotty’s serving and Deroo/Reggers can steal momentum??"but Italy’s reception and depth should prevail over five sets or fewer.
14:00 Serbia vs China

Serbia

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.65

Win

32

After a flat opener vs Czechia, Serbia’s physical block and opposite scoring (e.g., Luburi?) should respond; they typically steady out by set two. China, under Vital Heynen, pushed Brazil early but struggled to close??"Serbia’s experience in crunch time is the separator.
15 September 2025
14:00 USA vs Portugal

USA

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

With Micah Christenson back steering the offense, Erik Shoji anchoring the floor and Taylor Averill at the net, the U.S. looked composed in their opener. Portugal’s upset of Cuba (Nuno Marques 19 pts) plus Miguel Tavares’ fast setting and Alexandre Ferreira’s shot-making make them dangerous, but they’re less physical at the net. Expect the U.S. block/defense to blunt Portugal’s hot streaks and transition through Ensing/Pasteur.
11:00 Netherlands vs Romania

Netherlands

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

Even without Nimir Abdel-Aziz, the Dutch look organized under new coach Joel Banks. Michiel Ahyi led with 20 in the opener, and Bennie Tuinstra steadies the pass. Romania’s return is encouraging with Adrian Aciobanitei and opposite Alexandru Ra?? under Sergiu Stancu, but their sideout stalled versus elite pace blocking, and they’re 0??"1. Keemink’s distribution and a tougher Dutch serve should win the crunch points.
10:30 Slovenia vs Bulgaria

Slovenia

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.67

Lose

-50

Slovenia’s system looks sharper: Gregor Ropret’s tempo unlocks the middles (Kozamernik/Štalekar) while Ton?ek Štern and the rising Nik Mujanovi? finish reliably. They cruised in their opener. Bulgaria has real pop with Aleksandar Nikolov and Martin Atanasov, and Blengini’s teams serve aggressively, but they’re streakier in reception. Recent H2H showed Bulgaria nicking them in VNL, yet Slovenia’s block/defense balance should tilt the long rallies.
14 September 2025
04:00 Saul Alvarez v Terence Crawford

Terence Crawford

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.50

Win

75

Crawford’s timing, switch-hitting, and ring IQ are elite. So even if he is moving up to 168, Canelo has never faced (maybe Mayweather, and it was a loss) anyone like him. Terence has already defeated big and strong rivals like Errol Spence Jr., and he was just fine.
01:10 Diego Lopes v Jean Silva

Diego Lopes

Win Fight

50 WIN

@3.10

Win

105

13 September 2025
23:40 Kelvin Gastelum v Dustin Stoltzfus

Kelvin Gastelum

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.40

Win

20

Gastelum still has fast hands, good pocket entries, and sturdy defensive grappling??"tools that historically trouble measured mid-range strikers. Stoltzfus is much taller with longer reach and can clinch-trip, but he’s hittable when pressured. Expect Kelvin’s left hand and counter 2??"3s to carry a competitive decision.
23:10 Santiago Luna v Quang Le

Quang Le

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.00

Lose

-50

23:00 Claudio Puelles v Joaquim Silva

Claudio Puelles

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.05

Lose

-50

Puelles is a leg-lock and back-take specialist who punishes overextensions??"exactly the kind Silva can give when he hunts big counters. If Puelles wins the first clinch or gets underneath on a reactive shot, his grappling edge is significant. I like Puelles by control and submission threats.
23:00 Rob Font v David Martinez

Rob Font

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.62

Lose

-50

22:50 Alexander Hernandez v Diego Ferreira

Alexander Hernandez

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.87

Win

44

Hernandez is the faster starter with explosive blitzes, strong clinch underhooks, and the athleticism to reset in open space. Ferreira’s cardio and BJJ are real threats if he can extend exchanges, but recent form and activity lean slightly toward Hernandez. Expect early damage and takedown denials to bank the first two rounds.
22:20 Tatiana Suarez v Amanda Lemos

Tatiana Suarez

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

Even after the loss to Weili Zhang, Suarez remains an elite chain-wrestler with top pressure and smothering control. Lemos is the more dangerous puncher and can punish entries, but extended mat time favors Tatiana’s riding and mat-returns. Over three, her takedowns and clinch grinding should eclipse Lemos’ moments.
11:00 Netherlands vs Qatar

Netherlands

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.12

Win

6

The Dutch are without star opposite Nimir Abdel-Aziz, so expect a more patient side-out game through Bennie Tuinstra and setter Wessel Keemink’s spread??"still enough to edge Qatar. Qatar are improving under Camilo Soto with Wadidie Raimi and Mubarak Dahi Hammad, but their reception under European serve pressure remains the swing factor. If the Dutch keep errors low at the line, their first-tempo and pipe usage should tip tight sets.
10:30 Germany vs Bulgaria

Germany

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.80

Lose

-50

With veterans Gyorgy Grozer, Anton Brehme and Tobias Krick available, Germany’s block/serve combination and experienced end-game management look superior. Bulgaria’s upside is real??"Aleksandar Nikolov can take over sets??"but they’ll need a big reception night to free him, and Germany’s float/flat serving often erodes that. In a likely 3??"1 type match, Germany’s balance and size should prevail.
06:30 Cuba vs Portugal

Cuba

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.14

Lose

-50

With Robertlandy Simon anchoring the block and Marlon Yant/Miguel Angel Lopez bringing high-octane wing scoring, Cuba’s serve-block phase typically tilts matches their way. Portugal rely more on structure??"Miguel Tavares’ distribution to Alexandre Ferreira??"but extended side-outs vs Cuba’s physicality are hard to sustain. Unless Portugal out-receives by a wide margin, Cuba’s firepower should decide it.
12 September 2025
14:30 West Indies U19 vs Sri Lanka U19 6th ODI

West Indies U19

Win Match

50 WIN

@2.30

Win

65

WI U19 lead the series 3??"2 after back-to-back wins, including a composed chase of 173 at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium??"the same venue for the 6th ODI. Their batting core (Dorne, van Lange, Belle) has out-finished Sri Lanka lately, even though SL’s V. Akash has been the series’ most penetrative bowler. Momentum plus home conditions tip this toward the Young Windies to seal it 4??"2.
00:00 Barbados Royals vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots T20

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots

Win Match

50 WIN

@2.10

Win

55

The recent head-to-head favors SKNP??"they beat the Royals by 12 runs on Aug 21 with Jason Holder starring??"and the table shows Royals have struggled all tournament. Patriots’ batting has more in-form boundary hitters (Rossouw/Rizwan/Athanaze), while the Royals’ inconsistency beyond de Kock/van der Dussen has been costly at the death. With SKNP chasing playoff hope and holding the matchup edge, they’re the value side even at Kensington Oval.
11 September 2025
15:30 Bangladesh vs Hong Kong T20

Bangladesh

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.03

Win

1

Bangladesh’s seam trio (Taskin, Mustafizur, Tanzim) backed by leggie Rishad Hossain gives them far more wicket-taking threat through the middle than Hong Kong, whose batting just folded for 94 against Afghanistan. Litton Das and Towhid Hridoy headline a deeper top-six, and Bangladesh arrive off a dominant 9-wicket win over the Netherlands last week. Yes, Hong Kong’s lone T20I meeting with Bangladesh was that famous 2014 upset??"but the gap in pace and power today is wider. Expect Bangladesh to control both powerplays and close it out clinically.
10 September 2025
15:30 India vs UAE T20

India

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.02

Win

1

The gulf in experience is significant, and India’s squad??"led by Suryakumar Yadav with Jasprit Bumrah spearheading the attack??"should overpower UAE despite India’s recent T20 layoff. UAE have faced India only once in T20Is (a heavy loss) and will lean on Muhammad Waseem’s aggression, but India’s bowling and middle-order depth are on another level.
10:30 England U19 vs Bangladesh U19 3rd ODI

England U19

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.73

Void

0

The series is 1??"1 after England’s DLS chase in the 2nd ODI, and they’ll have home conditions again in Bristol. Expect England’s seamers to set the tone early and the batting to be more disciplined than in the opening defeat.
10:30 Hanwha Eagles @ Lotte Giants

Lotte Giants

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.71

Lose

-50

Hanwha Eagles have been one of the weakest teams in the last few seasons. On the other hand, Lotte Giants is a very improved team that can step up in competition.
10:30 LG Twins @ Doosan Bears

LG Twins

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.80

Win

40

LG Twins underperformed really badly yesterday, however they still are the number one team in the region and their players are still in great shape. So, they should be the clear favorite over Doosan Bears.
10:30 Samsung Lions @ Kia Tigers

Samsung Lions

Money Line

50 WIN

@2.20

Lose

-50

Samsung Lions is a very underrated team. They have a very high ceiling, and when their players are on, they are an elite team. On the other hand, Kia Tigers is a mediocre team.
09 September 2025
15:30 Afghanistan vs Hong Kong T20

Afghanistan

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.02

Win

1

Afghanistan to win. They have the stronger T20 pedigree and spine (Rashid Khan, Gurbaz, Nabi), and they just edged UAE in Sharjah before the Asia Cup. Head-to-head also leans AFG (3??"2), with Hong Kong reliant on bursts from Babar Hayat/Yasim Murtaza.
14:30 West Indies U19 vs Sri Lanka U19 5th ODI

Sri Lanka U19

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.57

Lose

-50

he series is locked at 2??"2, but SL’s attack looked sharper in the big 8-wicket win in the 3rd ODI, with Vigneshwaran Akash and Chamika Heenatigala ripping through WI’s lineup. West Indies leveled things in a tense DLS chase, yet Sri Lanka’s bowling depth and top-order control give them the slight edge at North Sound.
10:30 Doosan Bears @ KT Wiz

KT Wiz

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

KT Wiz Suwon are still one of the most solid, complete, and reliable teams in the region. I think that they have a very high ceiling and, on a good day, they should be able to defeat the Doosan Bears.
10:30 Hanwha Eagles @ Lotte Giants

Lotte Giants

Money Line

50 WIN

@2.25

Lose

-50

10:30 LG Twins @ Kiwoom Heroes

LG Twins

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.59

Lose

-50

LG Twins have been dominating this league with ease. In fact, they have 5 more wins than the second. On the other hand, right now Kiwoom Heroes are last in the table, and their key players are out of shape.
10:30 Samsung Lions @ Kia Tigers

Samsung Lions

Money Line

50 WIN

@2.20

Void

0

07 September 2025
15:00 Michael van Gerwen vs Josh Rock

Michael van Gerwen

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@2.20

Lose

-50

Van Gerwen is back in dominant form, winning titles and even producing nine-darters in recent weeks. Rock has the talent to push him but is still learning to cope with MvG’s relentless pace and scoring. Over this format, Van Gerwen’s combination of experience and ruthless finishing should see him take control early and finish the job.
14:30 Gerwyn Price vs Jonny Clayton

Gerwyn Price

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

Clayton has been one of the most in-form players of the year, but Price’s aggressive style and mental toughness make him very hard to beat head-to-head. Their rivalry has seen Price take important wins, including at the World Championship, which gives him a psychological advantage. This should be tight, but Price’s intensity and doubling power make him the slight favourite.
14:00 Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen

Win Race

50 WIN

@2.88

Win

94

Max Verstappen, having secured pole position at Monza with a record-breaking lap. His ability to convert qualifying pace into race-winning performance has been somewhat mixed this season, but with Red Bull showing strong race-day potential and Verstappen’s confidence riding high after that lap, he looks primed to lead from the front. The long straights and slipstream battles of Monza favour the high-downforce strategy that Verstappen and Red Bull excel at, making him a clear favourite. Expect him to manage the race tempo intelligently and capitalize on the advantage from turn one.

Max Verstappen - Yes

Podium Finish

50 WIN

@1.53

Win

26

Max Verstappen has past success at Monza and is likely to stay in podium contention. After the recent results, he will not have any pressure on his shoulders.

Oscar Piastri - Yes

Podium Finish

50 WIN

@1.14

Win

7

McLaren's form is unmatched this year, Piastri is on a winning streak with seven victories, and bookmakers show strong confidence in his Monza prospects.

Fernando Alonso - Yes

Points Finish

50 WIN

@1.50

Lose

-50

Fernando Alonso delivered a standout performance in qualifying, placing eighth??"well inside the top ten??"with many having expected nothing more for Aston Martin at a track that doesn't ideally suit their car. His performance, particularly on Sundays, makes him exceptionally capable of securing a points finish. With Aston Martin managing to unlock enough pace in qualifying and Alonso’s proven racecraft, he’s well positioned to maintain or even improve on his starting place. I’d anticipate him finishing between P6 and P10, comfortably inside the points.

Max Verstappen

Fastest Lap

50 WIN

@8.00

Lose

-50

Verstappen leads the season in fastest laps, with five to his name, and remains the favorite to claim that bonus point again at Monza. Monza's long straights align well with Red Bull’s power and Verstappen’s pace.
14:00 Luke Littler vs Gian van Veen

Luke Littler

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.33

Lose

-50

Littler arrives in Prague with incredible momentum after back-to-back European Tour triumphs, proving he thrives on the big stage. His fearless style, heavy scoring, and clinical finishing make him extremely tough to stop in shorter matches. Van Veen is improving rapidly, but the gulf in confidence and recent success strongly favours Littler to continue his winning streak.
13:30 James Wade vs Ross Smith

James Wade

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.91

Win

46

Wade’s career has been built on consistency, smart shot selection, and calm finishing in tight moments. Ross Smith has the firepower to push him but often lacks the composure to sustain pressure over several legs. With Wade’s ability to stay steady when matches get scrappy, he looks the more reliable pick to progress.
13:30 Turkiye W vs Italy W

Italy W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.30

Win

15

Italy is the best team in the world by far. Even when they are not playing at their best, their experience or coaching staff tends to show. So, in my opinion, Turkiye has too many things against them.
13:00 Stephen Bunting vs Peter Wright

Peter Wright

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@3.75

Lose

-50

Bunting has enjoyed success this season, but Wright’s explosiveness and big-game experience make him a dangerous opponent. “Snakebite” can raise his scoring levels dramatically, and in a best-of-legs format, that ability to punish quickly is crucial. If Wright settles early, his flair and composure should see him edge out a competitive contest.
12:00 Luke Humphries vs Martin Schindler

Luke Humphries

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.50

Win

25

Luke Humphries comes in as the defending champion and has shown the ability to grind out wins even when not at his absolute best. His scoring power and steady finishing suit the European Tour format perfectly, giving him the edge over Schindler’s more streaky style. With his confidence high and the pressure of defending handled well, Humphries is the logical favourite to advance.
09:30 Japan W vs Brazil W

Brazil W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.33

Win

17

Brazil looked really strong against Italy. Even with their loss, they are for sure in a great moment and their main players are in really good shape, so, I think they have a clear advantage over Japan.
06 September 2025
22:10 Nassourdine Imavov v Caio Borralho

Nassourdine Imavov

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.05

Win

52

21:40 Benoit Saint Denis v Mauricio Ruffy

Benoit Saint Denis

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.75

Win

88

21:10 Bolaji Oki v Mason Jones

Bolaji Oki

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.10

Lose

-50

21:05 Michael van Gerwen vs Mike De Decker

Michael van Gerwen

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.73

Win

37

Michael van Gerwen has been struggling lately, but even if he is out of shape, he is still one of the best in the world. He has a huge skill gap over Mike De Decker.
20:40 Modestas Bukauskas v Paul Craig

Paul Craig

Win Fight

50 WIN

@3.60

Lose

-50

20:10 Losene Keita v Patricio Freire

Losene Keita

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.50

Void

0

19:55 Oumar Sy v Brendson Ribeiro

Oumar Sy

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

Oumar Sy is reaching his prime at 29 years old. He underperformed badly in his last fight, but I still think that he has some potential and good skills, at least enough skills to deal with a journeyman like Brendson Ribeiro.
19:40 Marcin Tybura v Ante Delija

Marcin Tybura

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.95

Lose

-50

Marcin Tybura is a very difficult opponent to debut on UFC. The Polish fighter has a ton of experience and he is very well-rounded. He has KO power, good wrestling (defensive and offensive), and a good chin. So, I don't think that Ante Delija can deal with him.
19:10 Rinat Fakhretdinov v Andreas Gustafsson

Rinat Fakhretdinov

Win Fight

50 WIN

@2.00

Win

50

Rinat Fakhretdinov is undefeated in UFC, and he also has experience in other good organizations like Legacy. Andreas Gustafsson relies too much on his pressure and clinch to outmuscle his opponents. But, in my opinion, Rinat has too good grappling to deal with him in this type of fashion.
18:40 William Gomis v Robert Ruchala

William Gomis

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.40

Win

20

William Gomis is a good striker, with good size, and his movements are really good too. In fact, he has a 4-1 record in the UFC. On the other hand, this will be the debut of Robert Ruchala in the UFC, so he will be dealing with the pressure and a very good opponent.
17:40 Robert Bryczek v Brad Tavares

Brad Tavares

Win Fight

50 WIN

@1.44

Lose

-50

14:30 Italy W vs Brazil W

Italy W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.29

Win

14

Italy look the more balanced unit right now after sweeping Poland in the quarters, with Egonu’s high-volume scoring supported by a tidy block??"defense and a tough service line. Brazil’s transition game and first-ball side-out can trouble anyone, but recent form and the VNL title tilt slightly toward Italy in this matchup. I see Brazil grabbing a set through pressure on reception, before Italy’s firepower and control see them home.

Italy Women to win 3-1

Set Score

50 WIN

@3.40

Lose

-50

They arrive with the highest possible competitive drive??"reigning Olympic champions and 2025 VNL champions??"and, in addition, they are coming off a two-match victory over Brazil this summer: 3??"0 in Rio in the preliminary round and 3??"1 in the final in ?ód?, which suggests a clear tactical and mental advantage in the matchup.
09:30 Japan W vs Turkiye W

Turkiye W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.29

Win

14

Turkey bring the heaviest artillery in the tournament??"Vargas and Karakurt just combined for 44 vs USA??"and their block/serve pressure should slow Japan’s ultra-quick side-out game. Japan’s floor defense will extend rallies, but over five rotations Turkey’s point-scoring efficiency at the pins gives them control in the key moments. Expect Japan to nick a set through tempo and serve runs before Turkey closes it out.

Turkiye Women to win 3-1

Set Score

50 WIN

@3.50

Win

125

Turkey arrives with a strong momentum after defeating the US in the quarterfinals and, above all, with its gunboats in a state of grace: Vargas and Karakurt combined for 44 points, something that usually carries over into the semifinals when the exchange is decided by power on the wings. Japan is also coming off a very demanding five-set victory against the Netherlands, so its ground defense will be enough to scrape a set, but Turkey's power and control of long moments will tip the other three.

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