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31 January 2026
08:00 Donna Vekic vs Camila Osorio
Over 21.50
Total Games
50 WIN
@-109
Win
46
The final tension and the styles of both players suggest unstable service games and long sets in which results like 7:5 or 6:4 are completely realistic. At a line of 21.5, just one longer set is enough to cover the over, without the need for a tiebreak or third set.
Subtotal46
30 January 2026
08:00 Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner
Jannik Sinner
Win Match
50 WIN
@-1428
Lose
-50
Sinner already knows how Djokovic fights. Their recent matches show that Sinner does not break mentally. He does not rush, does not panic, and does not change his plan in difficult moments. If Sinner holds the ball deep, Djokovic cannot counterattack with rhythm and is forced to defend. It is a clash between present power and eternal experience.
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07:00 Tatiana Prozorova vs Donna Vekic
Donna Vekic
Win Match
50 WIN
@-227
Win
22
Donna Vekic will win because she is significantly more experienced, with a much stronger serve and better control in key games. Her aggressive style of play on hard courts is a bad matchup for Prozorova, and the most logical outcome is a 2:0 win and Vekic -3.5 AH.
Donna Vekic
1st Set Winner
50 WIN
@-200
Win
25
Donna Vekic -3.50
Games Won
50 WIN
@-120
Win
41
Subtotal38
28 January 2026
06:00 Donna Vekic vs Mariia Tkacheva
Donna Vekic
Win Match
100 WIN
@-833
Win
12
There is a huge difference in class and ranking in this match. Vekic is an established WTA player, while Tkacheva plays mainly at a lower ITF level. My favorite winner is Donna Vekic with a high probability of winning in two sets (2-0). The probability for Tkacheva is 10%. The surprise is not impossible, but it is a much smaller chance according to current data and odds.
Donna Vekic
1st Set Winner
50 WIN
@-555
Win
9
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27 January 2026
07:30 Donna Vekic vs Kyoka Okamura
Donna Vekic
1st Set Winner
50 WIN
@-588
Win
9
03:00 Alina Charaeva vs Alexandra Eala
Alexandra Eala
Win Match
200 WIN
@-714
Win
28
Alexandra Eala is expected to win because she is ranked much higher, has significantly more experience and success at WTA level, and is in better current form. In addition, she is playing at home in the Philippines, which gives her a psychological edge and extra motivation from the very first round.
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Alexandra Eala
1st Set Winner
150 WIN
@-454
Win
33
Alexandra Eala usually starts her matches aggressively. She looks for an early break, serves with a high first-serve percentage, and sets the pace from the opening games, especially on hard courts and in front of a home crowd. In first sets, she is often at her most focused and makes fewer unforced errors.
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03:00 Donna Vekic vs Kyoka Okamura
Donna Vekic
Win Match
250 WIN
@-833
Win
30
Donna Vekic is a player with much more experience at the WTA level, including victories against top opponents in recent years. She has a strong game on hard courts, which is the surface of this tournament. Although her form can be inconsistent throughout the season, her class is much higher than Okamura's.
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26 January 2026
07:30 Camila Osorio vs Sakura Hosogi
Camila Osorio
Win Match
90 WIN
@-1250
Win
7
05:00 Elena Rybakina vs Elise Mertens
Elena Rybakina -4.50
Games Won
50 WIN
@-142
Win
35
00:30 Elena Rybakina vs Elise Mertens
Elena Rybakina
Win Match
190 WIN
@-588
Win
32
Mertens' recovery time after a doubles match ??" 16 hours in total. Sixteen hours is a short recovery time for a professional tennis player, especially after a doubles match (lots of movement, net play, reflexes) and before a tough physical match against Rybakina. This gives a real physical advantage to Rybakina, who will be fresher. Most likely scenario: the first set is contested; in the second set Mertens collapses. I expect a realistic scoreline: Rybakina 2-0 with one longer and one easier set. Examples: 7-5, 6-2 or 6-4, 6-2.
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24 January 2026
10:00 Naomi Osaka vs Maddison Inglis
Naomi Osaka
Win Match
111 WIN
@-909
Void
0
Under 19.50
Total Games
111 WIN
@-136
Void
0
Naomi Osaka
1st Set Winner
111 WIN
@-499
Void
0
00:00 Elena Rybakina vs Tereza Valentova
Elena Rybakina
Win Match
100 WIN
@-555
Win
18
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
@-124
Win
80
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
@-153
Win
65
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
@-124
Win
80
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
@-714
Win
14
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
@-124
Win
40
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
@-124
Win
80
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.
Subtotal377
23 January 2026
10:00 Elena Gabriela Ruse vs Mirra Andreeva
Mirra Andreeva
Win Match
110 WIN
@-714
Win
15
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
@-124
Win
40
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
@-133
Lose
-108
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.
03:00 Coco Gauff vs Hailey Baptiste
Coco Gauff
Win Match
100 WIN
@-1428
Win
7
Under 18.50
Total Games
100 WIN
@-120
Lose
-100
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.
00:30 Aryna Sabalenka vs Anastasia Potapova
Aryna Sabalenka
Win Match
50 WIN
@-1999
Win
3
Subtotal-143
22 January 2026
08:00 James Duckworth vs Jannik Sinner
Jannik Sinner
Win Match
50 WIN
@-10000
Win
0
00:00 Elena Rybakina vs Varvara Gracheva
Elena Rybakina
Win Match
300 WIN
@-2500
Win
12
Rybakina has a clear tactical and physical advantage, as she can win points quickly with her serve and first hits without engaging in long rallies. Gracheva finds it difficult to counter such pressure on hard court, which puts control of the match almost entirely in Rybakina's hands.
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Elena Rybakina
1st Set Winner
120 WIN
@-714
Win
17
Rybakina usually starts matches very strongly, relying on a high first-serve percentage and direct points, which gives her early control of the score. Gracheva has a slower start and a more vulnerable serve, which increases the likelihood of Rybakina making a breakthrough in the first set and closing it out in her favor.
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21 January 2026
00:00 Carlos Alcaraz vs Yannick Hanfmann
Carlos Alcaraz
Win Match
500 WIN
@-5000
Win
10
Alcaraz will win because he is the much classier player with greater variety, intensity, and mental toughness in key moments. Furthermore, on a hard surface he sets the pace from the start and rarely allows a weaker opponent to enter the match.
00:00 Coco Gauff vs Olga Danilovic
Coco Gauff
Win Match
220 WIN
@-909
Win
24
Gauff maintains a high tempo throughout the match, without any serious drops. Danilovic often has periods of hesitation; 2??"3 weak games are enough to decide a set. Against a player like Gauff, a series of errors is fatal. If Gauff plays at 70??"75% of her potential, that's enough for a 2-set win.
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00:00 Karolina Muchova vs Alycia Parks
Karolina Muchova
Win Match
200 WIN
@-999
Win
20
Muchova is a complex player. She doesn't rely only on power but on variations, excellent movement on the court, and very good reading of the game. This is exactly the type of tennis that neutralizes power players like Parks. Parks has a strong serve, but on hard court her errors increase when she is forced into long games.
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20 January 2026
08:00 Katie Boulter vs Belinda Bencic
Belinda Bencic
Win Match
50 WIN
@-714
Win
7
Bencic has real ambitions for a deep ranking. For her, this match is a must-win. Boulter enters as an outsider??"without tension, but also without weapons. I like her game, but against Bencic she will have big problems. She can make the match close, but in the end she will lose, albeit by a small margin.
02:30 Elena Rybakina vs Kaja Juvan
Elena Rybakina
1st Set Winner
50 WIN
@-999
Win
5
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19 January 2026
23:00 Coco Gauff vs Kamilla Rakhimova
Coco Gauff
Win Match
100 WIN
@-1666
Win
6
Gauff is clearly the stronger player, a former US Open champion, and with a successful 2025/2026 campaign, including strong results at the United Cup. Their only head-to-head match so far was on hard court on 26.09.2025, where Gauff won 6-4, 6-0.
23:00 Daniil Medvedev vs Jesper De Jong
Daniil Medvedev
Win Match
100 WIN
@-1999
Win
5
23:00 Elena Rybakina vs Kaja Juvan
Elena Rybakina
Win Match
200 WIN
@-1999
Win
10
23:00 Jessica Pegula vs Anastasia Zakharova
Jessica Pegula
Win Match
200 WIN
@-1428
Win
14
23:00 Simona Waltert vs Amanda Anisimova
Amanda Anisimova
Win Match
200 WIN
@-1999
Win
10
23:00 Yue Yuan vs Iga Swiatek
Iga Swiatek
Win Match
200 WIN
@-3333
Win
6
08:00 Donna Vekic vs Mirra Andreeva
Mirra Andreeva
Win Match
50 WIN
@-666
Win
8
Mirra Andreeva is in better shape, has a higher ranking, and a proven track record on hard courts, making her the favorite in this match. Donna Vekic has experience, but in recent months has not shown a form that would seriously worry Andreeva in the first round of a Grand Slam. Andreeva is faster, fresher, more consistent, and plays a style that directly exploits Vekic's weaknesses. That's why the match is leaning towards a clean 2-0.
03:30 Linda Noskova vs Darja Semenistaja
Linda Noskova
Win Match
200 WIN
@-769
Win
26
Huge difference in level between the two on hard court. Noskova is a hidden favorite for the title, and any of her opponents will have great difficulties. I expect a clear victory, 2-0.
Linda Noskova
1st Set Winner
100 WIN
@-454
Win
22
Noskova is a tennis player who enters matches aggressively, has a strong first serve, looks early for winners from the baseline, and quickly imposes a high tempo. Against more passive opponents like Semenistaja, this often leads to an early breakthrough in the first 3??"4 games.
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18 January 2026
02:00 Alexander Zverev vs Gabriel Diallo
Alexander Zverev
Win Match
100 WIN
@-769
Win
13
00:30 Maria Sakkari vs Leolia Jeanjean
Maria Sakkari
Win Match
100 WIN
@-400
Win
25
Huge physical superiority. Sakkari is one of the best physically prepared tennis players on tour. On the hard courts of Melbourne, this means: better defense, fewer unforced errors in long games, resilience in long games, and stronger play on break points.
Maria Sakkari to win 2 - 0
Set Betting
100 WIN
@-149
Win
67
In the first round of a Grand Slam, the favorites play more freely. The underdogs often start cautiously. Sakkari usually takes control early and does not gift sets to lower-ranked opponents. If she takes the lead, she rarely allows a comeback.
Under 20.50
Total Games
100 WIN
@-124
Win
80
The match is expected to end in 2 sets. In a women's match, to go over 20.5 games it takes almost two very close sets (6-4, 7-5 or tiebreak). With a favorite like Sakkari, this is unlikely.
Maria Sakkari
1st Set Winner
100 WIN
@-303
Win
33
Sakkari starts matches aggressively and prepared. Sakkari is the type of player who comes in with a clear plan from the first games. She looks for an early break and doesn't feel the ground. This is especially important in the first set, where outsiders often hesitate.
00:00 Miomir Kecmanovic vs Tomas Martin Etcheverry
Tomas Martin Etcheverry
Win Match
100 WIN
@-133
Win
75
Both have similar rankings (around 59??"61). There is not much difference in serve statistics. Both hold their serves a lot, but breaks are difficult. Both have a game that could thrive here, but Etcheverry has a bit better balance on long plays.
Tomas Martin Etcheverry -1.50
Games Won
50 WIN
@-113
Win
44
Tomas Etcheverry plays more aggressively from the baseline and, with enough rebound points, can generate elements of early penetration, which makes the difference. Kecmanovic looks quite fat and slower to me. In this format, I think Etcheverry will overcome the -1.5 handicap.
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