TT Lossbeater/WTT Europe Smash Sweden Quals
WTT Europe Smash Sweden QualsMatch #12379611
Played Aug 8Finished
Dimitrije Levajac
Home
2.00
At publish
Lost last 2Form at publish
5–5Last 10Lost last 2
Final
3 – 1
Set by set
116117911114––
Yang Wang
Away
1.73
At publish
Lost last 1Form at publish
3–7Last 10Lost last 1
The read, and what happenedsealed at 20:58 and never touched — 54.0% is still 54.0%
Graded at full timeDimitrije Levajac to win
54.0%
54.0%
Sealed before the first serve and never touched. The record is only checkable because of that.
Read
Rightno pick shipped
«Right» is not «we won». No pick was shipped, so this is a read that turned out correct — not a call that won.
How it is goingDimitrije Levajac above · Yang Wang below
Set 1 · 11-6
Set 2 · 11-7
Set 3 · 9-11
Set 4 · 11-4
Point 70 set 4, 11-4 — our read held Dimitrije Levajac at 54.0%
70 points played in total.
H2H Dimitrije Levajac 1–0 Yang Wang Yang Wang has won 0 of their 1 meetings.
The pickNo pick published
Sealed 20:58What took a side1 for · 1 against · 3 silent
SignalWhat it readSideVerdictWhy it voted that way
Market
1.73 (54%)
Wang
Wrong
no bar to clear — a priced side always votes
H2H
1-0 in 1
—
Too close
1 played, under the floor of 3
Form (L5)
Levajac 20% vs Wang 20%
—
Too close
0pp gap, under the 15pp bar
Form (L10)
Levajac 50% vs Wang 30%
Levajac
Correct
20pp gap, over the 15pp bar
Streak
Levajac -2 · Wang -1
—
Too close
neither holds a run of 3 on their own
Not whether we were right, but which read failed. One match proves nothing — the calibration is the aggregate of rows like these, and that aggregate does not exist yet.
This table lists the interface catalogue — the one you already see in ALIGN / CONFLICT. The engine weighs its own subset, and they are not the same set. It says so here instead of hiding it.
1 for, 3 silent — and still no pick. The gate cuts it all the same.
Signal confidence: 54% — Coin-flip (leans Wang) · live re-read · sealed at 46% before the first serve
Decision Summary
Why this prediction
- Wang form (20%) is below what odds imply (58%)
Market vs Signals
Market oddsLevajac 2.00 / Wang 1.73
Signal prob.46% / 54%
Edge (Wang)+0.3pp
WTT Europe Smash Sweden Quals · #12379611
Levajac2.00
50%won 5 of 10 · last 10
Lost last 2
oldest → newest60%takes the first set · 6 of 10
Wang1.73
30%won 3 of 10 · last 10
oldest → newest
33%takes the first set · 3 of 9
Head to head
H2H window
The recordacross 1 meeting
HomeLevajac1wins
AwayWang0wins
Levajac leads 1–0.
First set to match win · in this matchup
Not enough first sets
Neither side has won the first set three times here, so there is no rate to publish.
Set by set, in this 1 meetingevery set carries its own n — a fifth set only exists when the match reaches one
S1
Only 1 match reached it — below the 3 needed to publish a rate
S2
Only 1 match reached it — below the 3 needed to publish a rate
S3
Only 1 match reached it — below the 3 needed to publish a rate
S4
Only 1 match reached it — below the 3 needed to publish a rate
How that 1 finishedn = 1, below the 3 needed
3–0Straight, home0
3–1Four sets, home1
3–2Decider, home0
2–3Decider, away0
1–3Four sets, away0
0–3Straight, away0
This 1 meeting
MetricLevajacWangL − WBasisWins10+1in 1 meetingFirst set10+1of 1Avg pointsper match42.028.0+14.0per matchSweeps0003–0 or 0–3
Career, not this matchup
MetricLevajacWangBasisWin rate · lifetime5 / 10 vs 3 / 1050%30%5 / 10 vs 3 / 10Avg sets wonper match2.01.4per match
Deep Dive by Market
Each market builds on the overview aboveForecast
History
Forecastthe model predicts this marketHistorythis is what the H2H did — no prediction
Match Winner
WangLevajac 2.00/Wang 1.73
Read onlywould have missed
What we said
54%
Wang · sealed before the serve
What happened
3–1
Levajac won
Recent Results
H2H · no odds on record1
WAug 8 · 12:15D. Levajac—11119113Y. Wang—671141
D. Levajac10
LAug 9 · 17:55M. Kubik1.61791111113D. Levajac2.1911117632LAug 9 · 16:45M. Kubik1.40791111113D. Levajac2.7511117632WAug 9 · 16:10D. Levajac2.951111113O. Ionescu1.337960WAug 9 · 10:55D. Levajac3.401111113O. Ionescu1.307960LJun 9 · 11:15B. Petrovski—111145123D. Levajac—941111102LJun 2 · 16:10J. Rolland1.17881111113D. Levajac4.5011114652WJun 1 · 17:15D. Levajac1.011111113L. Stojchev12.003230LJun 1 · 10:10D. Levajac4.337490J. Yokotani1.201111113LMay 5 · 09:00D. Levajac10.50114571Y. Lin1.0281111113WMay 1 · 17:50D. Levajac1.3071411113R. Castro3.401112991
Y. Wang10
LJun 17 · 10:45A. Naranjo5.50117511113Y. Wang1.1371111972WJun 16 · 15:35D. Shu8.501770Y. Wang1.051111113LJun 10 · 02:25B. Haug1.901211113Y. Wang1.7510940LJun 9 · 17:05B. Haug2.001211113Y. Wang1.7310940LJun 3 · 10:00L. Pistej—1112611113Y. Wang—51411762LJun 2 · 11:20Y. Wang1.20117761S. Brhel4.3321111113LJun 1 · 15:35Y. Wang1.839650D. Kang1.831111113LMay 5 · 12:16Y. Wang6.5081040W. Jang1.101112113WApr 30 · 16:20Y. Wang1.051111113A. Bourass8.507240WApr 29 · 17:10Y. Wang1.533H. Desai2.380
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