Recent Shanghai matches favour a lean towards over 22.5 games
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odds are estimates- Medium confidenceWonTotal GamesOver 22.5 Games@ 1.90
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Jodar is ranked 13th against Van de Zandschulp's 41st, but the Dutchman has won three successive Shanghai matches. His latest two victories, both 2–0 against Michelsen and Fils, suggest he can challenge the market favourite.
Jodar needed three sets against both Tirante and Lehecka, beating the latter 4–6, 7–6, 6–4. That recent pattern supports Over 22.5 Games at 1.90, which requires a success rate of approximately 53% to break even.
Confidence is Medium because Jodar's extended matches and Van de Zandschulp's form support a competitive contest, but the price does not meet the High threshold. Van de Zandschulp's 7–5, 6–4 win over Fils totalled only 22 games, illustrating why a close match alone may not be enough.
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