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WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Mona Barthel 76.10% 30.30% 58.99% 1.3 207 130 55.2 40.4 2-7 1.71 1.70 94.2 Viktoria Kuzmova 58.60% 21.10% 41.01% 1.37 156 122 51.2 34.5 1-2 2.14 2.44 76.7 2 Samantha Murray 62.00% 29.00% 8.95% 3.27 243 519 42.7 45.2 0-2 7.19 11.17 92 Tereza Martincova 70.80% 34.30% 91.05% 1.03 78 74 57.3 41.6 6-6 1.10 1.10 100.8 3 Marie Bouzkova 75.40% 37.60% 66.56% 1.15 57 37 55.6 53.9 0-7 1.34 1.50 111.9 Storm Sanders 58.50% 32.20% 33.44% 1.69 141 90 53.2 41.6 5-5 3.25 2.99 95 4 Urszula Radwanska 53.50% 43.10% 52.14% 1.69 218 618 39.2 45.4 3-2 2.91 1.92 96 Nuria Parrizas-Diaz 42.90% 32.70% 47.86% 1.15 117 79 39.5 48.4 9-1 1.45 2.09 85.4 5 Anastasia Gasanova 69.40% 35.30% 83.90% 1.03 171 154 49.4 49 5-4 1.11 1.19 96.2 Lucie Havlickova 51.00% 24.80% 16.10% 3.11 825 596 50.8 35.4 1-1 7.40 6.21 77.8 6 Leonie Kung 69.90% 43.80% 48.19% 1.68 157 191 46.7 51.6 2-4 2.69 2.08 110.9 Xin Yu Wang 48.40% 30.50% 51.81% 1.15 147 256 50 43.9 2-8 1.47 1.93 89.4 7 Conny Perrin 64.00% 24.00% 38.42% 1.52 261 136 55 54.5 7-6 2.23 2.60 88 En Shuo Liang 74.00% 33.30% 61.58% 1.21 284 239 35.7 41.9 3-2 1.71 1.62 100 8 Katerina Siniakova 60.40% 22.10% 79.25% 1.05 63 109 54.7 46.9 6-4 1.12 1.26 75.9 Jodie Anna Burrage 69.20% 26.70% 20.75% 2.56 266 119 57.1 40 6-3 7.26 4.82 89.7 9 Naiktha Bains 51.20% 24.60% 33.88% 2.1 282 447 49.2 36.3 3-2 4.22 2.95 78.3 Ysaline Bonaventure 68.70% 35.80% 66.12% 1.08 127 145 58.3 46.7 1-5 1.25 1.51 95.8 10 Isabella Shinikova 54.20% 34.10% 11.83% 3.47 217 542 55.1 39.9 2-5 13.10 8.45 92 Barbora Krejcikova 77.20% 37.00% 88.17% 1.02 13 18 66.2 41.6 5- 7 1.04 1.13 115 WTA Hard Court Mean 66.7% 55.1 44.9 Ladies Open Lausanne - Lausanne, World Tour, SUI, Clay, 13/07/2021, $235K, WTA 250 Court Speed is 62.2% (+1.6% above Projected Break Implied E.O.S. WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT mean) - AVERAGE. Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Varvara Gracheva 63.30% 28.60% 57.26% 1.14 89 78 44.3 35.1 4-4 1.54 1.75 87.3 Mandy Minella 68.30% 34.80% 42.74% 1.72 242 360 50.6 39.6 1-2 2.60 2.34 92.3 2 Lucia Bronzetti 74.00% 36.40% 98.03% 1.03 241 102 37.5 55.4 10-6 1.09 1.02 89.8 Tess Sugnaux 58.60% 18.80% 1.97% 3.27 608 522 34.1 36.4 1-7 8.67 50.76 74.4 3 Olga Govortsova 57.60% 25.10% 40.24% 1.42 124 214 56.4 34.2 7-3 2.26 2.49 82.6 Anna Blinkova 73.30% 39.30% 59.76% 1.26 82 87 47.8 54.9 5-2 1.69 1.67 98.3 4 Jil Teichmann 58.20% 40.60% 63.01% 1.16 56 122 53.3 47.8 4-5 1.50 1.59 94.5 Maryna Zanevska 45.60% 35.10% 36.99% 1.66 193 99 49 40.7 9-4 2.74 2.70 81.9 5 Valentini Grammatikopoulou 49.20% 40.00% 7.33% 2.56 273 179 45 46.5 2-4 7.10 13.64 90 Jasmine Paolini 53.90% 40.20% 92.67% 1.05 87 33 59.4 53.5 6-0 1.12 1.08 94.7 6 Caroline Garcia 70.40% 31.30% 62.51% 1.17 76 40 52.4 47 5-3 1.58 1.60 101 Alexandra Dulgheru 62.80% 38.70% 37.49% 1.63 372 168 54.2 44.3 2-1 2.51 2.67 93.4 7 Kristyna Pliskova 81.30% 22.50% 51.76% 1.29 99 96 62.9 42.6 3-6 1.91 1.93 97 Astra Sharma 86.90% 32.60% 48.24% 1.38 128 44 61.4 44.6 4-4 1.96 2.07 102.6 8 Ulrikke Eikeri 56.10% 34.70% 10.09% 2.74 298 252 42.1 50.5 3-1 6.83 9.91 83.6 Camila Giorgi 66.60% 32.20% 89.91% 1.04 61 82 56.3 44.4 7-4 1.13 1.11 94.1 9 Arantxa Rus 58.00% 39.70% 64.68% 1.21 85 47 52.8 43.4 3-7 1.58 1.55 95.7 Kamilla Rakhimova 59.00% 37.40% 35.32% 1.53 132 85 46.8 54.8 5-6 2.51 2.83 96.7 WTA Clay Court Mean 60.6% 53.5 46.5 Hungarian Grand Prix - Budapest, World Tour, HUN, Clay, 13/07/2021, $235K, WTA 250 Court Speed is Unknown. Projected Break Implied E.O.S. WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 1 Varvara Lepchenko 55.50% 36.90% 39.48% 1.41 155 101 56.5 41.7 6-8 2.55 2.53 97.1 Ana Bogdan 63.30% 44.10% 60.52% 1.27 98 56 56 47.4 1-1 1.56 1.65 104.9 2 Aliona Bolsova 59.50% 37.00% 59.14% 1.29 151 115 43.8 46.4 4-6 1.73 1.69 94.3 Dalma Galfi 56.20% 37.20% 40.86% 1.38 176 94 46.6 42.6 7-2 2.20 2.45 91 3 Tamara Korpatsch 50.60% 41.60% 43.41% 1.43 137 269 49.5 44 5-1 2.31 2.30 94.8 Olga Danilovic 55.80% 42.00% 56.59% 1.26 164 221 58.7 43.2 2-5 1.67 1.77 100 4 Aliaksandra Sasnovich 62.50% 46.10% 64.13% 1.12 86 48 47.2 49.6 6-8 1.41 1.56 99.2 Timea Babos 52.80% 30.00% 35.87% 1.8 121 286 53.5 48.6 3-1 3.06 2.79 89.5 5 Mayar Sherif 74.30% 14.80% 60.39% 1.25 114 53 57.7 36.4 7-7 1.67 1.66 74.1 Panna Udvardy 65.00% 23.40% 39.61% 1.43 204 107 42.9 39.3 2-7 2.30 2.52 63.8 6 Anhelina Kalinina 56.30% 42.60% 73.93% 1.1 95 36 45.7 46 0-4 1.41 1.35 96.3 Anna Kalinskaya 44.80% 36.80% 26.07% 1.98 110 219 41.4 41.8 3-3 3.09 3.84 84.8 7 Julia Grabher 59.60% 42.00% 31.22% 1.92 201 114 46 54.2 5-6 3.68 3.20 99 Bernarda Pera 62.30% 36.80% 68.78% 1.1 74 77 58.4 48.4 5-6 1.31 1.45 101.7 8 Ivana Jorovic 75.80% 26.00% 46.87% 1.44 334 162 57.1 39.6 2-5 2.26 2.13 84.9 Jaqueline Cristian 78.10% 23.50% 53.13% 1.25 153 178 48.3 27 7-5 1.69 1.88 88.2 9 Elisabetta Cocciaretto 57.80% 28.20% 49.51% 1.21 112 88 49.3 45.1 10-3 1.61 2.02 84 Reka-Luca Jani 66.50% 37.40% 50.49% 1.51 186 113 45.6 46.1 4-5 2.44 1.98 92.7 10 Martina Di Giuseppe 65.30% 32.80% 17.98% 2.74 212 139 52.1 39.6 3-5 6.90 5.56 96.9 Danielle Rose Collins 76.70% 38.20% 82.02% 1.04 49 31 58.6 46.9 4- 1 1.13 1.22 108.3 WTA Clay Court Mean 60.6% 53.5 46.5 Nordea Open - Bastad, World Tour, SWE, Clay, 13/07/2021, ATP World Tour 250 Court Speed is 73.9% (-0.5% below Projected Break Implied E.O.S.
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