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Pablo Carreno Busta vs Alejandro Tabilo
4/4 independent models select Alejandro Tabilo; all four oriented probabilities average 63.25%.
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- Claude: Ranking gap: Tabilo No. 30 vs Carreno Busta No. 65
- Grok: Tabilo current rank 30 vs Carreno Busta rank 65
- Gemini: Alejandro Tabilo is ranked 30th with 1605 ranking points.
- GPT: Alejandro Tabilo is ranked 30 compared with Pablo Carreno Busta at 65.
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Claude · Alejandro Tabilo · 64.0%
Only two evidence dimensions are supplied: current ranking and season win-loss record. Tabilo is ranked 30 with 1605 points versus Carreno Busta at 65 with 874 points, nearly double the points and a 35-place gap, which historically maps to roughly a 60-67% win expectation on a neutral read. Season records reinforce the direction modestly: Tabilo is 25-24 (.510) with a far larger match load, while Carreno Busta is 10-15 (.400) on a small sample that may reflect limited play or lingering fitness issues, though no injury data is given. Neither has a title this season and both are mid-tier, so the edge is real but not dominant. Surface-specific form (indoor/outdoor hard in Shanghai), injuries, head-to-head history, travel/fatigue, and market odds are all unavailable, so I cap confidence near the rank-implied baseline.
anthropic/claude-opus-5 · Oct 9, 5:01 PM PDTGrok · Alejandro Tabilo · 62.0%
Alejandro Tabilo holds the superior current rank (30 vs 65) and ranking points (1605 vs 874) along with a stronger season singles record (25-24 vs 10-15). Surface form, injuries, head-to-head, travel, and market odds are unavailable as they are not supplied in the evidence package.
xai/grok-4.3 · Oct 9, 5:01 PM PDTGemini · Alejandro Tabilo · 62.0%
Alejandro Tabilo holds a significant ranking advantage over Pablo Carreno Busta (30 vs 65) and possesses nearly double the ranking points (1605 vs 874). Furthermore, Tabilo has a better season win-loss record (25-24, 51.0%) compared to Carreno Busta (10-15, 40.0%). These factors suggest Tabilo is the more likely winner, though the absence of surface-specific data limits confidence.
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview · Oct 9, 5:01 PM PDTGPT · Alejandro Tabilo · 65.0%
Using only the supplied evidence, Alejandro Tabilo rates as the more likely winner because he has the better current ATP rank (30 vs 65), more ranking points (1605 vs 874), and the stronger 2026 singles record by volume and win rate (25-24 vs 10-15). Those indicators point to Tabilo being the stronger player at this point in time. I am not using any outside information. Surface-specific form, injuries, head-to-head, travel, and market odds are unavailable in the evidence package, so this estimate is based only on ranking and season record and should be treated as a bounded, moderate-confidence forecast rather than a precise model output.
openai/gpt-5.4 · Oct 9, 5:01 PM PDTWhat remains uncertain
- No surface-specific form or hard-court splits supplied
- No injury, fitness, or withdrawal information available
- No head-to-head record provided
- No travel, scheduling, or prior-round fatigue data
- No market odds or implied probabilities supplied
- Win-loss records cover different match volumes, reducing comparability
- Surface-specific form unavailable
- Injuries unavailable
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- 2.3 percentage points lower for Alejandro Tabilo
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Record hash
b6c01d8f3f5ae58dc71110174d5982c4881722ee4db2e7fb0117aca79c20d060 - First recorded forecast
First prospective probability state captured for this source and competition.
Record hash
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The saved method comparison
All probabilities below refer to Alejandro Tabilo. Model inputs were fixed at Oct 9, 10:00 PM PDT. The market was observed at Oct 9, 9:55 PM PDT.
Comparison record
Saved Oct 9, 10:04 PM PDT. This is a research comparison; no method has been promoted.
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Recorded outcome: Pablo Carreno Busta (ESP) bt (29) Alejandro Tabilo (CHI) 4-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-4
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