Prediction for Hynek Barton - Shintaro Mochizuki 13 February 2025

Hynek Barton - Shintaro Mochizuki, 13 February 2025, tournament "Challenger New Delhi" – that's how the sign for the upcoming match looks. Processing the obtained statistical data has allowed us to make a prediction for this encounter, and we believe that the preferable bet will be: Total sets under (2.5) with coefficient 1.47.

Head-to-Head Encounters: Hynek Barton - Shintaro Mochizuki

Previously, Hynek Barton and Shintaro Mochizuki have not played against each other. It will be particularly interesting to witness their debut face-to-face confrontation, which promises to be vibrant and fascinating. The result, of course, may be surprising, as tennis often brings unexpected twists. However, we suggest relying on statistics and placing a bet that, in our view, should be approached with confidence.

Statistical Preview of Hynek Barton and Shintaro Mochizuki

Hynek Barton

In the current season, Hynek Barton shows the following results (data for the last ten games):

• Win/Loss: 5 / 5
  
• Win/Loss in the first set: 5 / 5
  
• Average total games: 19.7

Statistics for winning results:

• 2-0 - 4 (80%);
• 2-1 - 1 (20%).

Statistics for losing matches:

• 0-2 - 5 (100%);
• 1-2 - 0 (0%).

Shintaro Mochizuki

On the other hand, Shintaro Mochizuki has the following indicators for the last ten matches:

• Win/Loss: 7 / 3
• Win/Loss in the first set: 7 / 3
• Average total games: 20.3

Winning results:

• 7 with a score of 2-0 (100%);
• 0 with a result of 2-1 (0%).

Losing results:

• 2 with a score of 0-2 (66.7%);
• 1 was lost 1-2 (33.3%).

Prediction for the match between Hynek Barton and Shintaro Mochizuki

This encounter promises to be challenging for both opponents. Often, winning the first set gives a psychological advantage in the match, although it is not a decisive factor for the final victory. Nevertheless, let's examine the statistics of wins and losses in the initial set for both sides. Over the last 365 days, Hynek Barton has won the first set 35 times and lost it 20 times. In comparison, Shintaro Mochizuki has demonstrated strength by winning 29 times, losing 35 times. While these figures may guide the choice of the winner based on the first set's outcome, it's essential to note that not everything depends solely on these statistics. Considering the facts outlined in our preview, we recommend betting on: Total sets under (2.5) with coefficient 1.47.

This forecast is generated using AI Scores24. The product is in beta testing and may contain minor errors.