Tommy Paul vs. Mackenzie McDonald Prediction - ATP Tokyo 2023

Tommy Paul will square off with Mackenzie McDonald in the round of 16 at the ATP Tokyo event on Wednesday.

Dimers' best betting picks for Paul vs. McDonald, plus match predictions and best odds, are detailed below.

Who Will Win: Paul vs. McDonald

Using advanced machine learning and data, Dimers.com has simulated Wednesday's Paul-McDonald men's singles match 10,000 times.

Dimers' popular predictive analytics model, DimersBOT, gives Paul a 64% chance of defeating McDonald at the ATP Tokyo tournament.

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Tommy Paul vs. Mackenzie McDonald Odds

• Moneyline: Paul -200, McDonald +160
• First Set: Paul -167, McDonald +135

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

On the other hand, Unibet also has the best moneyline odds for McDonald at +160, where you can put down $100 to profit $160, earning a total payout of $260, if he wins.

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

As always, check out the sportsbooks you can bet with in your state for the best Tennis odds in the USA.

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Best Bets: Paul vs. McDonald

• Moneyline: McDonald @ +160 via Unibet
• First Set: Paul @ -167 via Unibet (60% probability)

Our best bets are based on detailed modeling and wagering intelligence to serve you the best possible plays 24/7/365.

Although Paul is more likely to win the match, according to DimersBOT, taking McDonald moneyline is the best option due to the edge found when comparing our data-led probabilities to the sportsbooks' odds currently on offer.

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

Paul vs. McDonald Prediction

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Dimers has full betting coverage of Tommy Paul vs. Mackenzie McDonald, including pre-match predictions, best betting picks, and live in-play probabilities.

Don't forget, DimersBOT updates frequently, so check this page for the latest betting analysis ahead of Paul vs. McDonald at the ATP Tokyo tournament.

Paul vs. McDonald 2023

The ATP Tokyo match between Tommy Paul and Mackenzie McDonald is scheduled to commence on Wednesday at 12:40AM ET.

• Who: Tommy Paul vs. Mackenzie McDonald
• Date: Wednesday October 18, 2023
• Approx. Time: 12:40AM ET / 9:40PM PT
• Tournament: ATP Tokyo, Japan Men's Singles 2023
• Round: Round of 16

All dates and times mentioned in this article are United States Eastern Time unless otherwise noted.

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