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1 for, 0 against

• Form and role: for

Why

• Lilli Tagger has lost both of her stored finals in our data.
• Liudmila Samsonova has won 2 of her last 4 matches.
• Our data has no matchup numbers for this pair, so recent form carries the call.

What could go wrong

• Samsonova has split her last 4 matches, so her form is uneven.
• A thin stored record for Tagger makes her current level hard to judge.

1 for, 0 against

• Price: for, model 47.6% vs 37.7% fair at 1 book

Why

• Kaitlin Quevedo is ranked 76th and Lanlana Tararudee 60th, a modest gap for this price.
• The price makes Tararudee a clear favourite despite that narrow ranking gap.

What could go wrong

• We have no recent match record for Quevedo in our data, so her current form is unknown.
• Tararudee holds the higher ranking and more ranking points.

2 for, 0 against

• Price: for, model 40.6% vs 31.9% fair at 1 book
• Matchup: for

Why

• Sinja Kraus is ranked 75th and Caty Mcnally 70th in the latest rankings.
• Both players are 3-2 over their last 5 matches.
• The price treats Mcnally as a heavy favourite despite the near-identical ranking and form.

What could go wrong

• Mcnally won their only previous meeting, which suggests her game may suit this matchup better than the rankings show.

4 for, 0 against

• Availability: for
• Form and role: for
• Matchup: for
• Schedule: for, Kansas City Chiefs rested 13 days, Los Angeles Chargers 6 days

Why

• The Chargers list Joe Alt, Derwin James Jr. and Tre' Harris out in our injury data.
• Los Angeles scores 16.8 points a game, 30th in the league, and lost each of its last 5 games.
• Kansas City scores 29.5 points a game and runs for 162.3 yards a game, fourth in the league.

What could go wrong

• The Chargers allow only 193 passing yards a game, sixth in the league.
• A margin of more than a touchdown leaves little room if the Chiefs ease off late.

1 for, 0 against

• Matchup: for

Why

• Drew Rasmussen starts for Tampa Bay with a 2.67 regular-season ERA and a 0.91 WHIP.
• Parker Messick goes for Cleveland with a 2.56 regular-season ERA and 9.3 strikeouts per nine innings.
• Rasmussen made 30 regular-season starts across 172 innings.

What could go wrong

• Both bullpens will cover the late innings, and one bad inning can clear the total.

3 for, 1 against

• Availability: against
• Form and role: for
• Matchup: for
• Schedule: for, Columbus Blue Jackets on a back-to-back

Why

• Columbus plays the second night of a back-to-back while Minnesota comes in on 2 days of rest.
• Minnesota's power play converts 33.3 percent, 2nd in the league, against a Columbus penalty kill at 66.7 percent, 29th.
• Minnesota allows 2.5 goals per game, 7th in the league, while Columbus scores 2.67, 24th.

What could go wrong

• Columbus has won 2 of its last 5 and a hot goalie can swing a single game.
• Columbus averages 28 shots per game, close to Minnesota at 29.1, so the run of play could be even.