How Tennis Patterns are selected
A match appears when a market clears a recent-form gate over at least 6 completed matches. Moneyline patterns only appear when the player's price is between -150 and +150. Outside that range the price already carries the information, so the match can only show a game spread or a total.
Moneyline
- The player won at least 70% of the last 52 weeks' matches played in today's role (favorite or underdog) — the last 104 weeks' when the shorter window holds fewer than 15 matches — with at least 6 of them in that role — or, with fewer than 6, at least 70% of the last 10 on this surface.
Game spread
- The player covered today's handicap in at least 70% of the last 10 completed matches in this format, and the opponent covered the other side of it in 30% or less — each over at least 6 matches.
- A record of at least 6 matches on today's surface that points the other way removes the card.
Total games
- Over: both players went over today's total in at least 70% of their last 10 completed matches in this format, each with at least 6. Under: both went over it in 30% or less.
- A record of at least 6 matches on today's surface that points the other way removes the card.
What counts
- Best-of-five totals and spreads are scored only on best-of-five matches.
- A match ended by retirement counts as a win or a loss and never toward games; walkovers count for nothing.
- At most one card per match per market.
Averages exclude matches ended by retirement or default, so a games total is always computed over tennis that was actually played. These are automated statistical matches, not predictions or value estimates; cards may change as lines update.
Unlock Tennis Patterns
See which market and side each match's recent form points to, with every rate and its sample size.