Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Prediction & Betting Tips - Almaty Open
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by Geoffrey Ejiga | in Tennis Predictions
It's an all-Australian battle in the Almaty Open RO32 when Tristan Schoolkate takes on Adam Walton for the eighth time. Which Aussie takes this one, and what's the sharp pick? Find out in our Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton match prediction below.
With the record between Tristan Schoolkate and Adam Walton standing at 4-3, it's hard to choose an outright winner, especially given how close they are in ATP ranking and their recent form. That's why we're backing this game to end in two sets. It doesn't matter who wins; we see a straight-set finish.
After all, that's how the majority of their meetings have finished. Of the last six meetings between Tristan Schoolkate and Adam Walton, four have ended in two sets. And that's been a notable pattern in their recent games. Four of Walton’s last five singles ended in two sets, and that number stretches to five in seven if we're counting only three-set singles.
Then, for Schoolkate, his last three singles have ended in two sets, with the latest coming in a loss to Yi Zhou in the RO32 at Shenzhen. And for three-set singles only, 11 of his last 15 finished in two sets. Walton also suffered a loss in his latest outing, but this bet won as he fell 2-0 to Brandon Holt.
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Tristan Schoolkate v Adam Walton Best Betting Odds
| Bookmaker | 1 | 2 | Bonus up to |
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2.15 | 1.7 |
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2.04 | 1.77 |
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2.1 | 1.73 |
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2 | 1.8 |
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2.02 | 1.72 |
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Who will win the Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Tennis game?
Our prediction for the Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton match is: Total Sets - 2.
The best winner predictions and betting odds for the Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton game on 14/10/2025 of the current Almaty Open season:
- Tristan Schoolkate has a 54.95% chance to win against Adam Walton according to 1xbet ⭐ with the odds of 2.15.
- Adam Walton has a 45.05% probability of winning facing Tristan Schoolkate ⭐ with odds of 1.86 at Betobet.
Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Best Prediction and Odds
Based on the bookmaker's betting lines in this match, Tristan Schoolkate has a 54.95 % chance to win.
| Prediction | Chance to win |
|---|---|
| Tristan Schoolkate | 54.95 % |
| Adam Walton | 45.05 % |
Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Form
Tristan Schoolkate and Adam Walton Last Matches
2/6 (33%)
4/6 (67%)
1 Oct 2025 - ATP Shanghai Masters
30 Sept 2025 - ATP Shanghai Masters
29 Sept 2025 - ATP Shanghai Masters
23 Sept 2025 - ATP Beijing Open
16 Sept 2025 - ATP Chengdu Open
28 Aug 2025 - ATP US Open
1/6 (17%)
5/6 (83%)
1 Oct 2025 - ATP Shanghai Masters
22 Sept 2025 - ATP Japan Open
19 Sept 2025 - ATP Hangzhou Open
28 Aug 2025 - ATP US Open
25 Aug 2025 - ATP US Open
17 Aug 2025 - ATP Winston-Salem Open
Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Stats: Head to Head (H2H)
100 %
0 %
18 Mar 2025 - ATP Miami
Tristan Schoolkate - Adam Walton Key Points
- Four of the last six meetings between Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton have ended in two sets.
- Of Walton’s last five singles, four have ended in two sets.
- Of Walton’s last seven three-set singles, five have ended in two sets.
- This bet won in Schoolkate’s last three singles.
- Of Schoolkate’s last 15 three-set singles, this bet won in 11 games.
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Our Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton Prediction
Tristan Schoolkate and Adam Walton continue their bittersweet rivalry in the RO32 of the Almaty Open, and it's hard to tell which way this game will swing. But one outcome we’re fairly certain of is this game ending in two sets, just as it did in four of their last six meetings.
And just as it also did in Schoolkate’s last three singles and four of Walton’s last five. Also, we see that this bet won in seven of Walton’s last nine three-set singles and 11 of Schoolkate’s last 15. Hence, our Tristan Schoolkate vs Adam Walton prediction is Total Sets - 2.
All tips are fully researched and given in good faith, but profits cannot be guaranteed.
