Who is favoured to win Vallejo v Vacherot?

Valentin Vacherot is the strong favourite on the board, reflecting his 19th ranking against Vallejo's 70th. The gap in career wins and experience points to Vacherot, though his recent form has been patchy with four straight losses.

What is the predicted result?

We're tipping Vacherot to edge this one, leaning on his superior ranking and 31-23 career record. The class difference rates as the deciding factor despite Vallejo coming off a win last start.

Will the match go over or under 21.5 games?

We're leaning over. Both players have shown a tendency to stretch matches recently — Vallejo's last win went three sets, and Vacherot has been involved in several three-setters. If this one follows that pattern, the total clears comfortably.

What are the key stats for this match?

Vacherot holds a 16-12 year-to-date record (57 per cent) compared to Vallejo's 11-9 (55 per cent). The ranking gap — 19th versus 70th — is the stat that jumps off the page, though Vallejo's last-start win over Kyrian Jacquet gives him some momentum heading in.

Have Vallejo and Vacherot played before?

No, the two have never met. Their head-to-head record is 0-0 across all surfaces, so we're relying on season form and career stats to separate them.

Vallejo vs Vacherot ATP Preview & Tips

Vallejo vs Vacherot ATP Preview: Ranking Edge Meets Recent Momentum — Our Tips

By UpYaGo Trading Desk · UpYaGo trading analysts · Published Sat, 15 Aug, 2:10 pm AEST · Updated Sat, 15 Aug, 2:52 pm AEST

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo takes on Valentin Vacherot in the ATP Second Round. Read our match breakdown, stats analysis, and predictions.

ATP · SecondSun, 16 Aug, 7:50 am AEST

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo

Home · 58th · 14-13

Valentin Vacherot

Away · 23rd · 18-13

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo2.67 Valentin Vacherot1.48

Odds correct as at 3:12 am AEST. Odds can change.

52%YTD win rate58%

Form comparison

Last five completed matches per side (not season averages — those sit in Match centre). Competition extras only when sourced.

Side	Last 5 W-L
Adolfo Daniel Vallejo	1-3
Valentin Vacherot	1-3

The ATP Second Round delivers a cracking matchup early on Sunday morning, scheduled for 6:05 am AEST on 16 August. Current world number 19 Valentin Vacherot faces off against world number 70 Adolfo Daniel Vallejo in a clash where top-20 prestige meets fresh match momentum.

That ranking gap jumps off the page right away, but formlines can flip momentum quickly. With both players battling through recent overall patches, this Second Round battle shapes up as a top betting contest.

Head To Head: Ranking Edge vs Recent Momentum

Valentin Vacherot enters this match as the favourite on the Head to Head board, carrying a solid 16-12 record for the year and a top-20 ranking. However, the Monaco native has struggled for momentum lately, winning just one of his last five overall outings and coming off a loss to Mariano Navone on 6 August.

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo brings a different trajectory into this fixture. The Paraguayan right-hander is coming off a win after defeating Kyrian Jacquet on 15 August. With an 11-9 season record under his belt, Vallejo will be desperate to build on that last-start victory.

There is no head-to-head history between these two (0-0), making this their first meeting on tour. When weighing up your tennis betting tips, Vacherot has the undeniable class edge on season stats, but Vallejo carries the freshest winning form onto the court.

MarketsOdds correct as at 3:12 am AEST. Odds can change.

Head to Head

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo2.67 Valentin Vacherot1.48

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Set Handicap: Looking At The Spread

The line market offers Adolfo Daniel Vallejo a +1.5 set start, while Valentin Vacherot lays -1.5 sets. The numbers say Vacherot's career win tally of 31 victories gives him proven big-stage experience.

However, given Vacherot has taken just one victory across his past five overall starts, Vallejo taking at least one set rates a real chance. Securing a +1.5 set buffer for the underdog gets a big tick for punters expecting Vallejo to push the favourite hard.

SetsOdds correct as at 3:12 am AEST. Odds can change.

Our tipAdolfo Daniel Vallejo +1.51.60 Valentin Vacherot -1.52.20

Solid tickOur tip: Adolfo Daniel Vallejo +1.5. Vallejo is coming off a last-start win, whereas Vacherot has dropped four of his last five overall outings.

Tipped at $1.87 (2:12 pm AEST). Opinion, not a guarantee. Gamble responsibly — 18+.

Set handicap (±1.5) form

−1.5 cover = won by two or more sets. Charts use recent completed scorelines.

Adolfo Daniel Vallejolast 5

−1.5 cover rate40%2/5

+1.5 cover rate60%3/5

Straight-sets wins40%2/5

Valentin Vacherotlast 4

−1.5 cover rate0%0/4

+1.5 cover rate75%3/4

Straight-sets wins0%0/4

40%−1.5 cover % (form)0%

Total Games: Breaking Down The 21.5 Line

The total games line is set at 21.5 games. Vallejo's last-start win went the distance in three sets, and Vacherot's recent outings have frequently stretched into deep sets.

With both players aiming to assert dominance early, a tight contest that goes over the 21.5 games threshold jumps off the page as a strong statistical angle.

GamesOdds correct as at 3:12 am AEST. Odds can change.

Our tipOver 22.51.90 Under 22.51.90

Solid tickOur tip: Over 21.5. Both players have shown a tendency to play extended sets, making an over on 21.5 games a solid prospect.

Tipped at $1.85 (2:12 pm AEST). Opinion, not a guarantee. Gamble responsibly — 18+.

Match total games

Average games from recent scorelines · marker shows live line 22.5.

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo matches (n=5)avg 21.8vs 22.5

1731

Valentin Vacherot matches (n=4)avg 27vs 22.5

1731

Hit rate vs 22.5

Adolfo Daniel Vallejon=5

Over 20%Under 80%

Valentin Vacherotn=4

Over 75%Under 25%

10.4Avg games won (form)13

Frequently asked questions

Who is favoured to win Vallejo v Vacherot?: Valentin Vacherot is the strong favourite on the board, reflecting his 19th ranking against Vallejo's 70th. The gap in career wins and experience points to Vacherot, though his recent form has been patchy with four straight losses.
What is the predicted result?: We're tipping Vacherot to edge this one, leaning on his superior ranking and 31-23 career record. The class difference rates as the deciding factor despite Vallejo coming off a win last start.
Will the match go over or under 21.5 games?: We're leaning over. Both players have shown a tendency to stretch matches recently — Vallejo's last win went three sets, and Vacherot has been involved in several three-setters. If this one follows that pattern, the total clears comfortably.
What are the key stats for this match?: Vacherot holds a 16-12 year-to-date record (57 per cent) compared to Vallejo's 11-9 (55 per cent). The ranking gap — 19th versus 70th — is the stat that jumps off the page, though Vallejo's last-start win over Kyrian Jacquet gives him some momentum heading in.
Have Vallejo and Vacherot played before?: No, the two have never met. Their head-to-head record is 0-0 across all surfaces, so we're relying on season form and career stats to separate them.