Moyuka Uchijima vs. Ankita Raina Prediction - WTA Osaka 2023

Moyuka Uchijima will face Ankita Raina in the round of 32 at the WTA Osaka event on Monday.

Dimers' free betting picks for Uchijima vs. Raina, as well as match predictions and betting odds, are featured in this article.

Who Will Win: Uchijima vs. Raina

Using state-of-the-art machine learning and data, Dimers.com has simulated Monday's Uchijima-Raina women's singles match 10,000 times.

Dimers' renowned predictive analytics model, DimersBOT, currently gives Uchijima a 64% chance of winning against Raina at the WTA Osaka tournament.

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Moyuka Uchijima vs. Ankita Raina Odds

• Moneyline: Uchijima -200, Raina +160
• First Set: Uchijima -167, Raina +135

Unibet currently has the best moneyline odds for Uchijima at -200. That means you can risk $200 to win $100, for a total payout of $300, if she gets the W.

Meanwhile, Unibet also has the best moneyline odds for Raina at +160, where you can bet $100 to profit $160, earning a total payout of $260, if she wins.

Unibet currently has the best odds for Uchijima to win the first set at -167, while Unibet also has the best odds for Raina to win the first set at +135.

As always, check out all the online sportsbooks available in your state for the best Tennis odds in America.

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Best Bets: Uchijima vs. Raina

• Moneyline: Raina @ +160 via Unibet
• First Set: Uchijima @ -167 via Unibet (61% probability)

Dimers' best bets are based on world-class simulations and betting intelligence to help you make better decisions with your state's legal sportsbooks.

Even though Uchijima is more likely to win the match, according to DimersBOT, taking Raina moneyline is our preferred option due to the edge found when comparing our data-led probabilities to the betting odds currently available.

Taking advantage of the edges published on Dimers is crucial to being profitable in the long run.

Uchijima vs. Raina Prediction

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Uchijima vs. Raina 2023

The WTA Osaka match between Moyuka Uchijima and Ankita Raina is scheduled to start on Monday at 10:00PM ET.

• Who: Moyuka Uchijima vs. Ankita Raina
• Date: Monday September 11, 2023
• Approx. Time: 10:00PM ET / 7:00PM PT
• Tournament: WTA Osaka, Japan Women's Singles 2023
• Round: Round of 32

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