WTA Tennis · 10:40 PM ET

Maria Sakkari vs Yulia Putintseva

Which side is the value bet? Pro shows the team that's underpriced on this game, the exchange with the best price, the most to pay, and a button straight to it.

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The bet (how to read a pick): Every suggested bet shows the team to back, the exchange to use, the most to pay, and a button that opens that exact game. Pay that price or less; above it, the value may be gone.
Fair price (fair %): The chance a team wins according to the sharpest sportsbook line we can get (Pinnacle when posted, otherwise DraftKings), with the book's built-in cut removed. Buying below the fair price is buying at a discount.; Example: Fair 55% and the exchange sells the team at 50¢: you're paying 50¢ for something worth about 55¢.
Gap in points (+3.5): How many cents per $1 cheaper the team is than its fair price, after fees. +3.5 means about 3.5¢ of value on every $1 contract. Bigger is better.
Exchange vs sportsbook: A sportsbook (DraftKings, FanDuel) sets the odds and takes the other side of your bet. An exchange (Kalshi, Polymarket) matches you with other traders at prices shown in cents.
Yes / No: Every Kalshi contract has two sides. Buying Yes on "Nets win" bets the Nets win; buying No bets they don't. So a big No on one team is really a bet on the other team.
Sharp: A bettor or trader with a long, proven record of winning, usually by betting before prices move. A casual bettor is called a square.
Whale: A trader placing a very large bet. We flag every single Kalshi trade of $2,500 or more on today's games.; Example: $40K traded on the Nets at 52¢ = a whale backing the Nets.