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Criado em: 27 de setembro de 2026

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Pergunta

TennisLocks_v1559.txt

Don’t hardcode this match
Yeah, this output confirms the agent’s v1559 did not solve the real Sets issue. It changed the estimator, but P3 is still stuck in the same neighborhood and now even drifted the wrong way:

  • structural P3 49.4%
  • final P3 48.3%
  • branch reversals 54.0% / 43.7%

That means the branch mechanism is still only nudging the stationary tree instead of producing meaningful matchup-specific separation. I’m tracing exactly where the new variance weighting is shrinking the branch residuals and whether the merged history is diluting the useful signal.

9/27/2026 2:20:06
════════════════════════════════════════
🎾 TENNISLOCKS 🔒
OFFICIAL MATCH MODEL
PRECISION MATCH ENGINE
GENERATED 4:20 AM | September 27, 2026
ENGINE Point * Game * Set Probability Model
════════════════════════════════════════

🎯 Challenger 100 (Clay (OUTDOOR)) | Best of 3 | Line: 19.5
Tour: ATP-CH | Court speed (CPI): 27

────────────────────────────────────────
Hugo dellien vs Nicolas Kicker
────────────────────────────────────────

💰 MODEL PICKS:

  • TOP [TOTAL GAMES] OVER 19.5 | 76.2% | full-match probability | OFFICIAL BET
  • #2 [PROP] Nicolas Kicker OVER 0.5 Sets Won | 79.5% | fair odds -388 | OFFICIAL BET
  • #3 [PROP] Hugo dellien OVER 0.5 Sets Won | 68.8% | fair odds -220 | OFFICIAL BET

🟡 LOW CONFIDENCE:

  • Sets Played 2.5: UNDER 51.7%
  • Match Winner: Nicolas Kicker 58.0% | LOW forecast

Matchup read:
Projected hold: Hugo dellien 68.6% | Nicolas Kicker 72.0%
Hold separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.4 percentage points.
Return points won: Hugo dellien 37.7% | Nicolas Kicker 40.9%
Dominance Ratio: Hugo dellien 0.99 | Nicolas Kicker 0.92
Projected break: Hugo dellien 28.0% | Nicolas Kicker 31.4%
Return separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.2 percentage points of RPW.
Risk: LOW | score 0.00
Pricing data: STRONG | opponent-rank samples 7/7 | trust 1.00

PLAYER INTEL
┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
Hugo dellien Nicolas Kicker
Rank 129 333
Elo 1612 1419
Avg Opp Rank 354 315
Schedule Strength SOFT SOFT
Schedule Trust / N 1.00 / 7 1.00 / 7
Ace Rate 2.3% 2.0%
Recent W-L 4-3 5-2
Projected Hold 68.6% 72.0%
Current Service Pts Won 63.7% 57.9%
Recent Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Recent Return Pts Won 37.7% 40.9%
Matchup Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Dominance Ratio (DR) 0.99 0.92
Hold Volatility (SD) 16.0% 28.4%
Projected Break 28.0% 31.4%
1st Serve Pts Won 67.1% 64.4%
2nd Serve Pts Won 54.0% 45.3%
1st Serve In 73.3% 66.0%
Recent Implied Hold 80.7% (63.7% SPW) 69.0% (57.9% SPW)

════════════════════════════════════════

📊 LIVE DATA AUDIT:

  • Row coverage:
    Hugo dellien: through 2026-09-21 | exact match-date rows
    Nicolas Kicker: through 2026-09-21 | exact date-bounded rows
  • Live rows:
    Hugo dellien: AUTOFILL x5, TML exact x2
    Nicolas Kicker: TML exact x7
    Date precision: MATCH_DATE x5, tournament-start date x2 / tournament-start date x7
  • Official point inputs: VERIFIED
  • Availability / return state:
    Hugo dellien: post-RET current sample | 5/8 completed matches since RET on 2026-09-07
    Nicolas Kicker: current sample established | 21 completed matches since RET 2026-06-22
  • Surface SPW (RED CLAY):
    Hugo dellien: 57.7% (W-L 1-1)
    Nicolas Kicker: 59.3% (W-L 19-22)
    Window: A: last 52 weeks | same tour | B: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Surface serve priors:
    Hugo dellien: Ace 2.5% | DF 2.0% | 1st In 73.6%
    Nicolas Kicker: Ace 1.7% | DF 2.7% | 1st In 68.4%
    Window: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Recent records:
    Hugo dellien: W-L 4-3, SS 2-1, Sets 10-8
    Nicolas Kicker: W-L 5-2, SS 2-2, Sets 10-7

Fair total: 23.5 | median 24.0
[WARNING] VERIFY INPUT LINE (market far from model fair line): market=19.5 vs fair=23.5 (delta=4.0)
Projected range: P10 18 | median 24 | P90 32
Expected games: 24.5 | median 24.0
Best point forecast: 24 games | most likely exact: 22g (7.5%)
Densest 3-game range: 18-20g 21.3%
Set-count context: straight-sets mean 19.9 | three-set mean 29.4 | P(3 sets) 48%
Second-set response: structural P(3 sets) 49.4% -> final 48.3% | reversal after A wins S1 54.0% / after B wins S1 43.7% | variance-weighted EB point-state

========================================

🎯 TOTAL GAMES
Total Games 19.5: OVER 76.2% | HIGH | OFFICIAL BET

The sets still broken

Wrong script it’s this one I just attached

Done. I replaced the BO3 Set-2 branch mechanism upstream and produced a new v1559 script. I preserved the existing one-root contract—Set-2 state changes occur inside the point→game→set recursion, while exact score remains the owner of set counts and downstream games markets. That is consistent with the architecture already stated in v1558. (TennisLocks_v1558.txt) The prohibition on corpus P3 targets, floors/ceilings, and post-root calibration also remains intact. (TennisLocks_v1558.txt)

The research direction supports this approach. Classical tennis recursion begins from IID point-strength assumptions, while Newton & Keller explicitly note non-IID extensions; Klaassen & Magnus found measurable point-level dependence; and Goyal & Simonoff found set/game/point carryover effects even after accounting for player quality and match state. (Wiley Online Library) I also corrected the effective-information treatment because correlated observations within matches should not be treated as the same amount of independent information as the raw point count suggests. (PubMed Central (PMC))

The principal v1559 changes are:

  • Cluster-aware structural uncertainty: raw serve/return point counts no longer automatically generate an excessively stiff Set-2 prior. Observed match-level variation is converted into point-strength uncertainty and used when it implies less effective information.
  • Variance-based branch updating: the two Set-2 branches are updated independently using measured structural variance and measured historical residual variance rather than a fixed pseudo-count or P3 lift.
  • Better branch evidence: player-specific S1→S2 histories remain strength-centered, chronology-safe, same-surface and competition-class appropriate; Set-1 margin and tiebreak state are used when supported. Mirrored H2H observations are de-duplicated rather than silently counted twice.
  • Real-source evidence union: valid BO3 ordered histories from the available real sources are merged and de-duplicated instead of selecting only one source and unnecessarily starving the state estimator.
  • Upstream ownership preserved: the Set-2 target is solved back into relative point-logit strength and the complete Set-2 game/set distribution is regenerated. There is still no downstream P3 rewrite, and pThreeSets remains a marginal of the canonical exact-score PMF.

I also checked A/B-label symmetry, neutral-evidence no-op behavior, reversal-heavy synthetic behavior, clustered-vs-raw prior precision, mirrored-H2H de-duplication, and JavaScript syntax. The final script still explicitly reports postPmfLengthMutation:false. I could not execute the entire Google Sheets/Apps Script environment here, so the remaining production validation is the live data/Sheets integration rather than the branch mathematics or JS syntax.

Updated script: Download TennisLocks_v1559.txt

For review, here is the complete patch against the uploaded v1558 build: Download v1558 → v1559 diff

SHA-256 for the delivered v1559 script: 1ec61d429080e8ef79961b7710911c6824482db4c0662334ce86ee25c603369e.

Remove the gargled code keep emojis I see weird symbols and check what the agent did for the script I just sent what he did

Resposta

I’m checking the actual attached v1559 now—not the earlier script. I’ll trace the Set-2 branch math end-to-end, verify whether the agent’s claimed changes are really wired into pricing, and clean encoding garbage while preserving the intentional emojis.

Pensamento

Diagnosing the script

I’m examining how the script builds its audit and combines sources. The preview path disables fresh network data, so only visible values, snapshots, and cached information may be included. I’m also checking shrinkage, variance, and symbol-rendering issues.

Diagnosed the script

Inspected tennis prediction code and searched structural probability evidence

Resposta

I found an important mismatch already: v1559 really does contain the new variance-weighted branch code, but its live MATCH_PREVIEW wrapper disables network access, so the “merge every real source” claim is narrower than it sounds—fresh TML history cannot be fetched during preview and only already-available/local/cache routes can participate. I’m now checking the shrinkage math and the weird-character contamination separately.

Pensamento

Evaluating variance weighting

I’m checking whether the script is using predictive match volatility correctly. It calculates that volatility but ignores it, relying on cluster-mean variance instead, which can make the prior too confident and shrink historical residuals too strongly.

Pensamento

Inspected tennis analytics, lock calculations, aggregation, and sanitizer logic

Python

python
import mpmath as mp
f=lambda q:q*q*(3-2*q)-0.58
q=mp.findroot(f,0.55)
q


mpf('0.55353794187129524')

Pensamento

Analyzed tennis reversal probability model

Resposta

The more important modeling problem is clearer now: the agent’s “strength-centered” residual is not opponent-strength adjusted. It groups a player’s historical Set-2 outcomes by “won/lost Set 1” and subtracts those raw weighted rates; that naturally confounds state with opponent quality and can create a false “same player keeps winning” signal—which is exactly the direction that lowers P(3 sets). I’m separating that from the variance-shrink problem before patching anything.

Pensamento

Reviewed specified document line ranges

Pensamento

Validated script syntax and hash using Node.js

Pensamento

Calculated Anti-Regression Framework reliability

Pensamento

Created audit diff for display cleanup

Resposta

I’m not going to “fix” the percentages by forcing P3 or this Dellien/Kicker matchup. I’m making a behavior-equivalent audit build first: clean ASCII punctuation in the code/output while keeping emojis, plus telemetry that exposes the actual branch history weight, effective evidence N, prior/evidence variance, and merged-source count. That will show whether the shrink is coming from the stiff prior, sparse state comparators, or both.

Pensamento

Patched tennis audit diagnostics and inspected diff changes

Worked for 4m 7s

Resposta

I checked the actual attached v1559. The agent did wire the Set-2 mechanism upstream as claimed, including the point-logit rebuild; it is not a downstream P3 rewrite. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt) (TennisLocks_v1559.txt)

The problem is deeper than the wiring:

  • The “strength-centered” history is not matchup-strength adjusted. It splits each player’s historical rows into “won Set 1” versus “lost Set 1,” computes weighted raw Set-2 win rates, then subtracts them. There is no opponent-strength variable in that residual. So easier opponents can accumulate in the after-win group and harder opponents in the after-loss group, producing an artificial “winner keeps winning” effect and pushing P3 downward. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt)
  • The variance shrink is genuinely stiff. The script calculates both cluster-mean uncertainty and predictive match variance, but the pricing variance uses clusterMeanVA/VB; the larger predictive variance is calculated and then explicitly left diagnostic-only. That makes the structural tree more confident and gives the historical branch residual less weight. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt)
  • Small effective N makes that worse. Recency weighting, margin weighting, TB conditioning, requiring both previous-set states, and Kish effective N all reduce the usable state comparison before its variance is calculated. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt)
  • The “merged history” is real, but not necessarily as broad as the agent implied. The code merges visible rows, rate snapshots, and cached history, and has a path for a fresh TML fetch. But MATCH_PREVIEW globally turns networking off, so that fresh-fetch branch cannot execute during the actual preview call. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt) (TennisLocks_v1559.txt)

So your observation that 49.4% structural → 48.3% final is not evidence that the new code is disconnected. The code is connected. The bigger issue is that the state residual can be directionally confounded, and then the variance machinery heavily shrinks whatever remains. Increasing its weight blindly could actually make the wrong-way movement larger.

I also checked the “gargled” characters. The file itself is valid UTF-8; most of the odd characters were deliberate arrows, Delta symbols, and long dashes. The display sanitizer already tries to translate these while retaining real Unicode/emoji. (TennisLocks_v1559.txt) I made a cleaned version that removes those unnecessary literal symbols while keeping the emojis and legitimate accented tournament/location names.

More useful, I made a clean audit build that does not change the probabilities at all. It adds two 🔬 Set-2 lines showing the exact historical weight, effective evidence N, branch delta, prior/evidence variance, merged-source count, and whether predictive match volatility is actually used. That will expose precisely where v1559 is collapsing back toward the stationary tree.

[Download cleaned v1559]

Download v1559 clean + Set-2 audit

Download exact original → clean-audit diff

The audit build passes JavaScript syntax checking. Its SHA-256 is 0e9459d60f269d8c9a7498d74932ecc973183c9744f883a72bc8f58f00e9c728.

I would not promote v1559’s current state residual as the Sets fix. The next model change should remove the opponent-strength confounding first, rather than simply making the existing residual stronger.

Pergunta

Okay I want you to properly correct my script then. Then send me the updated version

Pensamento

Inspecting the script

I’m locating the transition records and available opponent-strength fields before changing the estimator. I need a correction that uses existing data, preserves the emoji output, and avoids hardcoding this match.

Inspected the script

Pensamento

Searched 7 websites

Pensamento

Balancing the estimator

I’m matching historical rows by opponent rank and context, then estimating the transition effect from weighted differences rather than raw averages. This should reduce opponent-strength confounding while retaining existing output formatting.

Balanced the estimator

Inspected pressure statistics and rank history

Pensamento

Inspected rate snapshot schemas and rank balancing fields

Resposta

I found the cleanest general fix available in your existing data: your history rows already carry opponent rank in the TML/AutoFill pipeline, but v1559 drops that field before the Set-2 estimator sees it in several routes. I’m preserving that historical opponent-strength field through the profile, then using it only to balance comparable state observations—not as a direct probability owner or a match-specific adjustment.

Pensamento

Inspected rate snapshot ranks and searched history metadata notes

Resposta

The supporting research points the same way: set-to-set carryover should be estimated after controlling for player quality/current state, not from raw previous-set winners versus losers. Goyal & Simonoff explicitly model carryover with quality controls, and other tennis work uses ability-balanced designs for the same reason.

I’m implementing that principle with fields your script already owns—no external rankings feed and no corpus P3 target.

Pensamento

Inspected oppRank parsing, history limits, audit diffs, references, and trace initialization

Resposta

I’ve got the correction scoped now. The new build will remain match-agnostic: historical Set-2 evidence only survives when the “after win” and “after loss” samples have measurable opponent-strength overlap; otherwise that player contributes zero branch residual. The current matchup still comes entirely from the point→game→set root.

Pensamento

Patched TennisLocks scripts and audited opponent-balanced predictive variance

Resposta

The core estimator change is going in now. One important safeguard: I’m making missing opponent-strength overlap a no-op, not a license to fall back to the old raw state rates. That prevents the model from manufacturing a branch effect just because one state happened against weaker opposition.

Pensamento

Refactored Set-2 evidence and rank statistics

Resposta

I’ve also caught a second implementation bug that would have undermined the rank correction: when two sources contained the same match, v1559 preferred the copy with margin/TB metadata but didn’t consider opponent-rank completeness. I’m fixing the dedupe preference so the balanced estimator actually receives the best available row.

Pensamento

Patched BO3 evidence diagnostics, filters, scoring, and traceability code

Resposta

The corrected branch now has the two things v1559 was missing: comparability and honest prior uncertainty. I’m at validation now—checking syntax, A/B symmetry of the residual, no-op behavior when rank overlap is absent, and scanning the whole 1.27 MB script for mojibake/control-character garbage while leaving emojis intact.

Pensamento

Scanned for mojibake, patched rank validation, and tested TennisLocks evidence

Resposta

The synthetic checks passed: label swapping reverses the residual exactly, neutral state evidence stays neutral, non-overlapping opponent-strength samples are rejected instead of forcing a signal, and predictive variance is now actually used in the structural prior rather than logged and ignored. I’m doing the final whole-file diff/invariant pass now.

Pensamento

Audited v1560 safeguards, corrected variance logic, and verified updates

Resposta

The final model is now stable enough to deliver: no match names or matchup-specific constants are present, rank is only a historical balancing covariate (rankProbabilityOwner:false / rankDrivenSet2Owner:false), and P3 still comes strictly from the canonical exact-score tree after the upstream Set-2 state update.

Pensamento

Validated TennisLocks v1560 updates

Worked for 7m 14s

Resposta

Done. I corrected the Sets mechanism properly and produced v1560.

[Download TennisLocks v1560]

I also included the full change set for review:

Download v1559 → v1560 diff

The important changes are:

  • No Dellien/Kicker hardcoding. I verified neither player's name appears anywhere in the updated script.
  • Opponent-strength confounding is fixed. Set-2 history now compares a player's after-win vs after-loss states only where the historical opponent-rank distributions have actual common support. Rank is only a balancing variable—it never owns a probability.
  • Bad historical comparisons fail closed. If after-win history came against substantially different opposition than after-loss history, that evidence contributes zero, rather than creating a fake momentum/reversal effect.
  • Opponent rank is now preserved end-to-end through visible Match Inputs, rate snapshots, transition records, and multi-source deduplication. When duplicate source rows exist, the copy containing opponent-rank information is preferred.
  • Same competition phase is enforced for BO3 state evidence in addition to surface/class/chronology.
  • The structural prior is no longer artificially stiff. The match-to-match predictive hold variance that v1559 calculated but left diagnostic-only is now actually propagated into Set-2 structural uncertainty.
  • The resulting state posterior is still solved back into relative service-point logit strength upstream, followed by a complete regeneration of Set-2 games/set probabilities.
  • No P3 target, floor, ceiling, boost, or post-PMF rewrite was added.
  • Winner, Sets, Total Games, Player Games, etc. remain marginals of the same canonical state tree.
  • The strange punctuation/mojibake is removed while the intentional emojis remain.

That opponent-quality control is also consistent with published tennis momentum work: carryover effects need to be separated from underlying player-quality differences rather than inferred from raw previous-set outcomes. (arXiv)

I ran full JavaScript syntax validation plus synthetic tests for A/B symmetry, neutral-evidence no-op, non-overlapping opponent-strength rejection, and predictive-variance activation. All passed. I did not execute the complete Google Sheets/Apps Script environment, so after installing v1560, run AutoFill once before judging the new Sets output so the new opponent-rank metadata is populated as completely as possible.

SHA-256 for TennisLocks_v1560.txt:

eeb55cdd4dee0803a65a6fdfe3f6ec7d926ab3abe2665e505504070f10cf26b1

Pergunta

Send me the script

Pergunta

All that did was give all the mass to 2 sets

9/27/2026 2:38:39
════════════════════════════════════════
🎾 TENNISLOCKS 🔒
OFFICIAL MATCH MODEL
PRECISION MATCH ENGINE
GENERATED 4:38 AM | September 27, 2026
ENGINE Point * Game * Set Probability Model
════════════════════════════════════════

🎯 Challenger 100 (Clay (OUTDOOR)) | Best of 3 | Line: 19.5
Tour: ATP-CH | Court speed (CPI): 27

────────────────────────────────────────
Hugo dellien vs Nicolas Kicker
────────────────────────────────────────

💰 MODEL PICKS:

  • TOP [SETS PLAYED 2.5] UNDER | 69.2% | OFFICIAL BET
  • #2 [PROP] Nicolas Kicker OVER 0.5 Sets Won | 70.8% | fair odds -243 | OFFICIAL BET

📊 LEANS:

  • Total Games 19.5: OVER 62.9% | full-match probability | MEDIUM confidence

🟡 LOW CONFIDENCE:

  • Match Winner: Nicolas Kicker 57.1% | LOW forecast

Matchup read:
Projected hold: Hugo dellien 68.6% | Nicolas Kicker 72.0%
Hold separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.4 percentage points.
Return points won: Hugo dellien 37.7% | Nicolas Kicker 40.9%
Dominance Ratio: Hugo dellien 0.99 | Nicolas Kicker 0.92
Projected break: Hugo dellien 28.0% | Nicolas Kicker 31.4%
Return separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.2 percentage points of RPW.
Risk: LOW | score 0.00
Pricing data: STRONG | opponent-rank samples 7/7 | trust 1.00

PLAYER INTEL
┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
Hugo dellien Nicolas Kicker
Rank 129 333
Elo 1612 1419
Avg Opp Rank 354 315
Schedule Strength SOFT SOFT
Schedule Trust / N 1.00 / 7 1.00 / 7
Ace Rate 2.3% 2.0%
Recent W-L 4-3 5-2
Projected Hold 68.6% 72.0%
Current Service Pts Won 63.7% 57.9%
Recent Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Recent Return Pts Won 37.7% 40.9%
Matchup Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Dominance Ratio (DR) 0.99 0.92
Hold Volatility (SD) 16.0% 28.4%
Projected Break 28.0% 31.4%
1st Serve Pts Won 67.1% 64.4%
2nd Serve Pts Won 54.0% 45.3%
1st Serve In 73.3% 66.0%
Recent Implied Hold 80.7% (63.7% SPW) 69.0% (57.9% SPW)

════════════════════════════════════════

📊 LIVE DATA AUDIT:

  • Row coverage:
    Hugo dellien: through 2026-09-21 | exact match-date rows
    Nicolas Kicker: through 2026-09-21 | exact date-bounded rows
  • Live rows:
    Hugo dellien: AUTOFILL x5, TML exact x2
    Nicolas Kicker: TML exact x7
    Date precision: MATCH_DATE x5, tournament-start date x2 / tournament-start date x7
  • Official point inputs: VERIFIED
  • Availability / return state:
    Hugo dellien: post-RET current sample | 5/8 completed matches since RET on 2026-09-07
    Nicolas Kicker: current sample established | 21 completed matches since RET 2026-06-22
  • Surface SPW (RED CLAY):
    Hugo dellien: 57.7% (W-L 1-1)
    Nicolas Kicker: 59.3% (W-L 19-22)
    Window: A: last 52 weeks | same tour | B: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Surface serve priors:
    Hugo dellien: Ace 2.5% | DF 2.0% | 1st In 73.6%
    Nicolas Kicker: Ace 1.7% | DF 2.7% | 1st In 68.4%
    Window: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Recent records:
    Hugo dellien: W-L 4-3, SS 2-1, Sets 10-8
    Nicolas Kicker: W-L 5-2, SS 2-2, Sets 10-7

Fair total: 21.5 | median 21.0
Projected range: P10 17 | median 21 | P90 31
Expected games: 22.6 | median 21.0
Best point forecast: 21 games | most likely exact: 19g (9.7%)
Densest 3-game range: 18-20g 28.1%
Set-count context: straight-sets mean 19.4 | three-set mean 29.9 | P(3 sets) 31%
Second-set response: structural P(3 sets) 49.4% -> final 30.8% | reversal after A wins S1 34.6% / after B wins S1 27.8% | opponent-balanced predictive-var EB point-state
🔬 Set-2 audit: balanced hist weight A/B 35% / 35% | evidence N A/B 0.61 / 0.61 | delta A/B 100.0pp / -100.0pp | union sources A/B 1 / 1
🔬 Set-2 variance: prior/evidence A 0.24705 / 0.45031 | B 0.24705 / 0.45031 | predictive match volatility pricing use: YES | opponent-balance A/B YES / YES

========================================

🎯 TOTAL GAMES
Total Games 19.5: OVER 62.9% | LOW

Pergunta

Send the script

Pensamento

Worked for a second

Pergunta

If this corrected p3 mass would go up not keep saying under

9/27/2026 2:46:55
════════════════════════════════════════
🎾 TENNISLOCKS 🔒
OFFICIAL MATCH MODEL
PRECISION MATCH ENGINE
GENERATED 4:46 AM | September 27, 2026
ENGINE Point * Game * Set Probability Model
════════════════════════════════════════

🎯 Challenger 100 (Clay (OUTDOOR)) | Best of 3 | Line: 19.5
Tour: ATP-CH | Court speed (CPI): 27

────────────────────────────────────────
Hugo dellien vs Nicolas Kicker
────────────────────────────────────────

💰 MODEL PICKS:

  • TOP [TOTAL GAMES] OVER 19.5 | 75.4% | full-match probability | OFFICIAL BET
  • #2 [PROP] Nicolas Kicker OVER 0.5 Sets Won | 80.1% | fair odds -403 | OFFICIAL BET
  • #3 [PROP] Hugo dellien OVER 0.5 Sets Won | 69.3% | fair odds -225 | OFFICIAL BET

🟡 LOW CONFIDENCE:

  • Sets Played 2.5: UNDER 50.6%
  • Match Winner: Nicolas Kicker 58.1% | LOW forecast

Matchup read:
Projected hold: Hugo dellien 68.6% | Nicolas Kicker 72.0%
Hold separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.4 percentage points.
Return points won: Hugo dellien 37.7% | Nicolas Kicker 40.9%
Dominance Ratio: Hugo dellien 0.99 | Nicolas Kicker 0.92
Projected break: Hugo dellien 28.0% | Nicolas Kicker 31.4%
Return separation: Nicolas Kicker +3.2 percentage points of RPW.
Risk: LOW | score 0.00
Pricing data: STRONG | opponent-rank samples 7/7 | trust 1.00

PLAYER INTEL
┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
Hugo dellien Nicolas Kicker
Rank 129 333
Elo 1612 1419
Avg Opp Rank 354 315
Schedule Strength SOFT SOFT
Schedule Trust / N 1.00 / 7 1.00 / 7
Ace Rate 2.3% 2.0%
Recent W-L 4-3 5-2
Projected Hold 68.6% 72.0%
Current Service Pts Won 63.7% 57.9%
Recent Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Recent Return Pts Won 37.7% 40.9%
Matchup Service Pts Won 57.7% 59.3%
Dominance Ratio (DR) 0.99 0.92
Hold Volatility (SD) 16.0% 28.4%
Projected Break 28.0% 31.4%
1st Serve Pts Won 67.1% 64.4%
2nd Serve Pts Won 54.0% 45.3%
1st Serve In 73.3% 66.0%
Recent Implied Hold 80.7% (63.7% SPW) 69.0% (57.9% SPW)

════════════════════════════════════════

📊 LIVE DATA AUDIT:

  • Row coverage:
    Hugo dellien: through 2026-09-21 | exact match-date rows
    Nicolas Kicker: through 2026-09-21 | exact date-bounded rows
  • Live rows:
    Hugo dellien: AUTOFILL x5, TML exact x2
    Nicolas Kicker: TML exact x7
    Date precision: MATCH_DATE x5, tournament-start date x2 / tournament-start date x7
  • Official point inputs: VERIFIED
  • Availability / return state:
    Hugo dellien: post-RET current sample | 5/8 completed matches since RET on 2026-09-07
    Nicolas Kicker: current sample established | 21 completed matches since RET 2026-06-22
  • Surface SPW (RED CLAY):
    Hugo dellien: 57.7% (W-L 1-1)
    Nicolas Kicker: 59.3% (W-L 19-22)
    Window: A: last 52 weeks | same tour | B: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Surface serve priors:
    Hugo dellien: Ace 2.5% | DF 2.0% | 1st In 73.6%
    Nicolas Kicker: Ace 1.7% | DF 2.7% | 1st In 68.4%
    Window: last 52 weeks | same tour
  • Recent records:
    Hugo dellien: W-L 4-3, SS 2-1, Sets 10-8
    Nicolas Kicker: W-L 5-2, SS 2-2, Sets 10-7

Fair total: 24.5 | median 24.0
[WARNING] VERIFY INPUT LINE (market far from model fair line): market=19.5 vs fair=24.5 (delta=5.0)
Projected range: P10 17 | median 24 | P90 32
Expected games: 24.6 | median 24.0
Best point forecast: 24 games | most likely exact: 19g (7.2%)
Densest 3-game range: 18-20g 20.5%
Set-count context: straight-sets mean 19.8 | three-set mean 29.6 | P(3 sets) 49%
Second-set response: structural P(3 sets) 49.4% -> final 49.4% | reversal after A wins S1 55.4% / after B wins S1 44.6% | opponent-balanced thin-evidence-guarded EB point-state
🔬 Set-2 audit: balanced hist weight A/B n/a / n/a | evidence N A/B 0.00 / 0.00 | thin no-op A/B YES / YES | candidate N A/B 0.66 / 0.66 | delta A/B 0.0pp / 0.0pp | union sources A/B 1 / 1
🔬 Set-2 variance: prior/evidence A n/a / n/a | B n/a / n/a | predictive match volatility pricing use: NO (information only) | opponent-balance A/B YES / YES

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🎯 TOTAL GAMES
Total Games 19.5: OVER 75.4% | HIGH | OFFICIAL BET

Correct this then don’t forget to send updated script

Resposta

This output is much healthier than v1560, but I agree there’s still one modeling issue to fix: v1561 throws the thin state evidence away completely, so the final P(3 sets) can only equal the structural 49.4%. That makes the card mechanically say UNDER 50.6%, even though the history is trying to express a directional Set-2 response signal. I’m going to replace the hard zero/no-op with a properly shrunk small-sample Bayesian residual instead of either extreme (full ±100pp or zero).

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Clarifying the correction

I’m checking whether the corrected mass should raise P3 rather than leave it near 49.4. The sign mapping appears consistent: both branch contributions represent continuation, so the current direction may be intentional rather than an error.

Clarified the correction

Inspected TennisLocks core, evidence, reversal logic, and row mapping

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Searched 3 websites

Pensamento

Modeling reversal directly

I’m considering a simpler approach: estimate reversal probability directly from each player’s prior state, adjust historical rows for opponent similarity, and combine both sides. This avoids sign confusion, though player-strength differences still need attention.

Modeled reversal directly

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Inspected tennis win ordering and TML score history builders

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Validating the approach

I’m checking whether broader historical data could improve the estimate, while avoiding hardcoding any known match outcome. The limited evidence may explain why the current model relies heavily on structural assumptions rather than recent player-specific patterns.

Refining evidence use

I’m favoring branch-specific reversal rates from several recent set transitions, weighted by opponent similarity. This should use more available data and let P3 move in either direction instead of imposing a continuation bias.

Validated the approach and refined evidence use

Searched 3 websites

Resposta

I found why the current mechanism is still too brittle: it requires an opposite-state comparator (“after a win” versus “after a loss”) before it can use anything. With only seven live rows, that throws away most of the usable S1→S2 transitions and leaves the model stuck at its IID-like 49.4% structural mass.

I’m changing the estimator to the quantity P3 actually needs: branch-specific Set-2 reversal probability. It will use same-state historical transitions, strength-match them to the current opponent using each match’s player/opponent ranks, and shrink that reversal evidence toward the current structural branch. That allows P3 to move above or below 50% from evidence without any P3 target.

Pensamento

Inspected and patched TennisLocks merge reversal evidence fields

Resposta

The replacement is written and syntax-valid. I caught one edge case during validation before sending it: with only one rank-matched historical transition, the first draft could accidentally require an exact rank-ratio match. I’m fixing that so a lone row gets partial information weight based on its distance from the current matchup, rather than either full weight or zero.

Pensamento

Fixed conditional assignment and tested ordered-set evidence symmetry

Resposta

The behavioral tests now pass in both directions: reversal-heavy evidence raises the branch’s P3 probability; continuation-heavy evidence lowers it; swapping A/B preserves the same reversal estimate; and a single distant historical row gets fractional weight instead of either 100% influence or a hard zero.

That’s the behavior you were asking for—the Sets label follows the resulting canonical P3 mass automatically.

Pensamento

Validated v1562 changes and verified tennis model installation

Worked for 4m 16s

Resposta

Corrected. v1562 removes the mechanism that was leaving P3 stuck at the structural 49.4%.

Download TennisLocks v1562

Download v1561 → v1562 diff

The important change is that Set 2 now estimates actual branch reversal probability rather than requiring the fragile “after-win minus after-loss” comparison.

For each Set-1 winner branch, v1562 now:

  • Uses the player’s same-state S1→S2 transitions.
  • Strength-matches historical matches to the current matchup using player rank vs opponent rank, rather than opponent rank alone.
  • Applies recency, Set-1 margin, and tiebreak-state weighting.
  • Converts those weights to a fractional effective sample size.
  • Shrinks the observed reversal rate toward the current structural reversal probability using the structural uncertainty already produced by your point model.
  • Allows even thin evidence to contribute weakly instead of the bad v1560 behavior of overreacting or the v1561 behavior of throwing it away entirely.
  • Still has no P3 target, minimum, boost, forced OVER direction, or match-specific code.

That shrinkage approach avoids treating tiny 0%/100% samples as certain; Beta/binomial methods are specifically useful for binomial proportions and small samples. (NIST) Weighted effective sample size also correctly reflects loss of information caused by unequal weighting. (Survey Practice)

Most importantly, P3 can now genuinely rise above 50% when the strength-matched history supports Set-2 reversal. The Sets Played line is still read directly from the final canonical PMF, so once P(3 sets) > 50%, the card will automatically show OVER, not continue forcing UNDER.

You should now see an audit like:

observed reversal → structural reversal → posterior reversal

instead of the old candidate N / thin no-op / ±100pp delta output.

I also ran syntax validation plus tests confirming:

  • reversal evidence pushes P3 upward,
  • continuation evidence pushes it downward,
  • A/B swapping is symmetric,
  • one thin/distant historical row gets fractional influence rather than full influence or zero.

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