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Tennis · 2026 Australian Open semifinal
Alcaraz won in five sets. So why did his odds run from 98% up two sets to 14% — the brink of elimination — before he won?
The score said
Final: Alcaraz d. Zverev 6-4, 7-6, 6-7, 6-7, 7-5.
The number knewAlcaraz win probability through the match (Polymarket)
A pre-match favorite around 84%, Alcaraz went up two sets and the market pushed him to 98%. Then an adductor injury — and across the next two sets it watched him crash to 14%, the edge of elimination, before he broke back in the fifth to win. $6.6M changed hands on Polymarket tracking every swing.
The scoreline says close. The probability line says he won, nearly lost, and won again. That's the night we show you.
Polymarket · atp-alcaraz-zverev-2026-01-30 · real price series, $6.6M volume
Golf · 2025 Masters, after Round 1
Two players were tied for the lead. Why did the market give one 24% and the other 9%?
The score said
End of Round 1: McIlroy and Burns both T1. Scheffler sat T6, a shot back.
The number knew
McIlroy (T1)
24.4%
Scheffler (T6)
19%
Burns (T1)
8.6%
Win probability, end of Round 1 — Tied on the board — nearly 3× apart in the market
The market gave McIlroy 24.4% and co-leader Burns just 8.6% — while Scheffler, below them on the board, drew 19.0%. A spot on the leaderboard isn't the same as the odds of winning.
McIlroy won. The board showed who was ahead; the number showed who was actually most likely to close.
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