Bet on Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez vs Adolfo Daniel Vallejo on Tennis

Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez is slightly favored to win based on his higher current ATP ranking around 230 compared to Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, who is ranked closer to the mid-100s to 200s range, and Pacheco’s stronger hard-court results in recent Challenger events. Early Australian Open qualifying market indications suggest narrow moneyline odds in the region of 1.75 for Pacheco and 2.05 for Vallejo, with punters drawn to Pacheco’s consistency on outdoor hard courts on DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The match between Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez and Adolfo Daniel Vallejo at the Australian Open is scheduled to start on 1/12/2026 at 11:00 PM, which corresponds to 10:00 AM on 1/13/2026 Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT, UTC+11). This prime morning session slot in Melbourne usually sits within the early rounds or qualifying draw on the outside courts.

The Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez vs. Adolfo Daniel Vallejo match will be played at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Australia, the traditional home of the Australian Open. Melbourne Park features multiple show courts including Rod Laver Arena (capacity ~14,820), Margaret Court Arena (~7,500), and John Cain Arena (~10,300), with Plexicushion-style hard courts known for medium pace and high-bounce conditions that suit aggressive baseline play.

Given Pacheco Mendez’s slightly higher ranking, better recent form on hard courts, and marginally stronger serve numbers over the past month, a realistic prediction is a tight three- or four-set win for Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez. Odds around 1.75 for Pacheco and 2.05 for Vallejo indicate a competitive matchup where backing Pacheco on the moneyline or Vallejo with a small games handicap offers value depending on risk appetite.

As of the latest data within the past month, there is no recorded official ATP-level head-to-head meeting between Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez and Adolfo Daniel Vallejo. Both players have mainly competed on Challenger and ITF circuits, and any prior junior or ITF encounters are not listed in the main professional head-to-head databases, so this Australian Open clash is effectively treated as their first notable professional meeting.