Paris Masters SFs, Hong Kong, Chennai & Stockholm – Daily Board 07.11.2026
PB Tennis · Saturday 7 November 2026 · 14 matches
Daily Board Paris, Hong Kong, Chennai & Stockholm
Semi-final Saturday in three places: Van Assche–Shelton and Ruud–Alcaraz at the Rolex Paris Masters, plus the last four at the Hong Kong and Chennai WTA 250s. Stockholm opens with eight first-round qualifying matches. Prices and no-vig percentages for all 14 matches, form snapshots for the open matches, and a Polymarket link on 11 cards. 1 match carries an Elite selection and 2 a $4.99 selection; the other 11 are open.
1 ELITE PICK TODAY Shubladze–Liu in Hong Kong. Plus 2 $4.99 picks: both Paris semi-finals, Van Assche–Shelton and Ruud–Alcaraz. Form read, selection and stake on Patreon.
Elite: pick for Patreon Elite members$4.99: pick for $4.99 membersCFS: Combined Form Score (0–100)L10 hard: outdoor or indoor hardFLAG: lost last hard match in straight setsLast 3: newest result firstTimes are TRT
$4.99 PICK Form read, selection and stake for Patreon $4.99 members. Unlock on Patreon ↗
Pinnacle no-vig % is the moneyline price with the margin removed. Prices as of the early hours of 07.11.
Hong Kong: Sakkari beat Sasnovich 6-2 6-3 in the quarter-finals; Eala beat Ruzic 7-6 7-5 and has won her last three without dropping a set.
Stockholm: Fearnley beat Sonego 6-1 6-7 6-4 in Vienna qualifying on 25 October. Sonego lost 4-6 3-6 to Bellucci in the Paris first round. Passaro's 10-0 run is mostly on clay; his last hard-court match was at the US Open in September. Basilashvili lost 1-6 6-7 to Alcaraz in Vienna.
Chennai: Zakharova's quarter-final against Stefanini ended in a retirement at 6-2 5-2. Linette beat Zakharova in straight sets in Guangzhou last month. Tjen came through a three-setter against Kudermetova; Montgomery beat Rajeshwaran Revathi 6-3 6-3.
Polymarket prices move all day, so cards link the market instead of quoting a snapshot. Mannarino–Simonsson, Linette–Zakharova and Ruud–Alcaraz had no Polymarket market confirmed at the time of writing.
Form is the first question, not the answer. Nothing here is a pick.
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