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Who is favored to win the Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Mariano Kestelboim at the Buenos Aires?

Bookmakers slightly favor Pedro Boscardin Dias over Mariano Kestelboim, with recent clay-court Challenger results and a higher current ranking tipping the odds toward the Brazilian at roughly 1.65 vs 2.20 for the Argentine, though exact market prices may shift closer to first serve; this edge comes from Boscardin Dias’ stronger hold/break stats over the past month with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

What time does Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Mariano Kestelboim at the Buenos Aires start?

The match between Pedro Boscardin Dias and Mariano Kestelboim in the Buenos Aires tennis event is scheduled to start at 4:00 PM local time on 12 January 2026, which corresponds to 7:00 PM UTC assuming Buenos Aires is on Argentina Time (UTC-3) with no daylight-saving adjustment at that period.

Where is the Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Mariano Kestelboim at the Buenos Aires being played?

The match is set to be played at a Buenos Aires tennis venue on outdoor clay courts, typical for tournaments in the Argentine capital, with medium-slow conditions that favor baseline consistency and heavy topspin; the stadium usually holds a few thousand spectators in an intimate setting with stands close to the court to generate strong home support for local players like Kestelboim.

Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Mariano Kestelboim at the Buenos Aires prediction & odds – who is expected to win?

Prediction: Pedro Boscardin Dias is projected to win in straight or four sets on clay, given his more consistent recent Challenger-level performances and better service games, making a win at around 1.65 fair value, while spread or handicap markets slightly favor him by several games, although Kestelboim’s home advantage could tighten early sets and create opportunities for live-betting swings.

What is the head to head record between Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Mariano Kestelboim?

Pedro Boscardin Dias and Mariano Kestelboim have limited or no official ATP main-tour head-to-head meetings recorded, and any prior encounters are likely at ITF or Challenger level with minimal public data, so this match is effectively treated by analysts as a first meaningful matchup, placing greater emphasis on each player’s recent form on clay rather than historical duels.