Live Betting - Maia Lumsden / Sabrina Santamaria vs Aldila Sutjiadi / Giuliana Olmos on Tennis

Recent form and live market prices slightly favor Aldila Sutjiadi / Giuliana Olmos to win, with typical pre-match odds trending around 1.65 for Sutjiadi/Olmos and 2.20 for Maia Lumsden / Sabrina Santamaria as underdogs. Sutjiadi and Olmos bring more experience at WTA 250 level doubles and have shown strong chemistry on hard courts, which tilts both implied probability and expert predictions in their favor on DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The match between Maia Lumsden / Sabrina Santamaria and Aldila Sutjiadi / Giuliana Olmos is scheduled to start at 11:00 PM UTC on 12 January 2026, which corresponds to 10:00 AM local time on 13 January 2026 in Hobart, Australia (AEDT, UTC+11). Bettors should always recheck the start time closer to play, as WTA doubles schedules can shift slightly due to preceding matches and weather conditions.

This Hobart - Doubles (W) match will be played at the Domain Tennis Centre in Hobart, Tasmania, an outdoor hard-court venue that hosts the Hobart International WTA 250 event. The complex features multiple show courts and a main stadium court with several thousand seats, generally offering medium-pace hard courts that reward solid baseline play and strong first-serve percentages.

Given the odds range of around 1.65 for Sutjiadi/Olmos and 2.20 for Lumsden/Santamaria, the implied probability suggests roughly a 60–62% chance for Sutjiadi/Olmos to win versus about 38–40% for their opponents. Our prediction leans toward Aldila Sutjiadi / Giuliana Olmos in straight or tight three sets, as their superior recent WTA doubles results and better break-conversion stats on hard courts give them a small but clear edge.

There is limited direct head-to-head history between the pairs Maia Lumsden / Sabrina Santamaria and Aldila Sutjiadi / Giuliana Olmos at WTA main-draw level, and no notable meetings recorded in the past month on hard courts. In situations with a near-blank head-to-head record, analysts place more emphasis on each team’s recent doubles performance, surface-specific results, and how often they have partnered together successfully.