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Polymarket is paying 73¢ for a seed and a highlight reel. Siniakova has 400 tour matches and a clay game built on every trick a teen hasn't seen yet. Engine 38%, market 28¢ — biggest engine. Not a prediction, a price. Long Siniakova at 28¢. Eighth-Kelly, variance budget. In.(Underdog)

Engine projected LAD 5.3, COL 2.6. Final was 4-1. It didn't call the winner — it called the game. Ohtani: 6 IP, 7 K, 1 ER, and a homer leading off. Engine 81.7%, settled at 78¢. +28% on 5% bankroll. The permission slip cashed.

Djokovic converted 67% of break points. Royer converted 29%. A dropped tiebreak doesn't change what that ratio means. Wins in 4. Engine 91%, settled at 87¢. Tax paid. +15% on half-Kelly. Bread and butter.

Medjedovic went 0-for-7 on break points. You don't beat a clay specialist by missing every door he leaves open. Ruud in straights. Engine 74%, settled at 69¢. Clinical. +45% on half-Kelly. Bread and butter.

Ohtani 0.73 ERA isn't pitching, it's a permission slip. Sugano is respectable. Respectable doesn't beat Ohtani in Dodger Stadium. Engine 81.7%, Polymarket 78.2%. Edge sits in the gap between "ace" and "this ace." Long LAD ML , Tier 2 Strong. In.

Rublev converted 45% of his break points to Carabelli's 29%. The forehand paid the rent. Engine 82%, settled at 78¢. Ugly but right. +33% on quarter-Kelly.

Tsitsipas hasn't passed R2 of a Slam in seven tries. The market hasn't priced what everyone already sees. Engine 50%, Polymarket 38¢ — biggest edge on the slate. Long Arnaldi at 38¢. Eighth-Kelly. In. (Underdog)

Rublev's forehand is too heavy for the qualifier tier. Carabelli's racket doesn't have an answer. Engine 82%, Polymarket 78¢. Long Rublev at 78¢. Quarter-Kelly. In.

Two RG finals and twelve clay titles don't bow out to a hard-court guy in Bo5. Engine 74%, Polymarket 69¢. Long Ruud at 69¢. Half-Kelly. In.

At 39, Djokovic at Roland Garros is still a tax everyone pays. Royer's never been audited. Engine 91%, Polymarket 87¢. Long Djokovic at 87¢. Half-Kelly. In.

Daigneault out-coached the read. McCain start opened the floor, Caruso dropped 22 off the bench, OKC hit 44% from three. The depth held. Wemby went 4-of-15, SGA 32. The G4 blueprint got countered. -Process held. Thesis didn't. On to G6.

OKC's offense dies without Williams and Mitchell tonight. The crowd doesn't shoot. Engine said post-injury. 55-65% cover, 42-48% outright. Long Spurs +5.5 (52¢) and ML (38¢). Half-Kelly + sub. In.

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