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Pietro Fellin vs Francesco Passaro

Starts:Jul 7, 2026, 9:30 AMEnds:Jul 14, 2026, 9:30 AM
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ResolvedWinner:Francesco PassaroSettled Jul 7, 2026
Sports favorite hit rate72.4% (138,454)
Total volume
$50.0K
Largest spread
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Outcomes
2
Platforms
3
Markets
9

Markets

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Francesco PassaroWinner
99.0%Best · Kalshi$30.1K
AzuroNo liquidity85.5%
Pietro Fellin
1.0%Best · Kalshi$20.5K
AzuroNo liquidity21.1%

AI-generated summary, may be inaccurate.

This market covers the ATP Trieste first-round tennis match between Pietro Fellin and Francesco Passaro, originally scheduled for July 7, 2026. On Polymarket, the moneyline resolves to whichever player advances, with defined rules for retirements (winner takes it), walkovers and cancellations (50-50). Azuro lists the same fixture alongside a wide range of handicap, total-games and set markets. On the headline match winner, Francesco Passaro is the overwhelming favourite, priced at 99.9% on Polymarket. Pietro Fellin sits at just 2.0% on Polymarket, consistent with a match that is either heavily one-sided on form or already effectively decided given the live status. Secondary Polymarket lines echo this: a "No" outcome trades at 99.9%, while various Over/Under game totals cluster around 45–63%, suggesting more genuine uncertainty on scoreline than on the winner. The clearest cross-platform gap is on Passaro's win probability itself: Polymarket has him at 99.9% while Azuro's moneyline implies 85.5%, a spread of roughly 14 points. A similar divergence appears on the Under 2.5 sets line, at 98.0% on Polymarket versus 73.5% on Azuro. Both venues agree Passaro is the favourite, but Polymarket prices him as a near-lock while Azuro leaves materially more room for an upset.

Updated Jul 7, 2026, 4:34 PMclaude-opus-4-7new platform listed this event

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