Bet on Yasmine Kabbaj/Pauline Payet vs Rita Colyer/Madison Rose on Tennis

Based on recent ITF doubles results and market sentiment, Yasmine Kabbaj/Pauline Payet are slightly favored to win due to their higher combined ranking and stronger form on hard courts in late December 2025. Early market indicators from major sportsbooks suggest approximate odds around 1.70 for Kabbaj/Payet and 2.10 for Rita Colyer/Madison Rose, with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports offering competitive prices on this France - Doubles (W) clash.

The match between Yasmine Kabbaj/Pauline Payet and Rita Colyer/Madison Rose in the France - Doubles (W) is scheduled to start on 1/8/2026 at 11:00 PM local time, which corresponds to 10:00 PM UTC if played in western France. Bettors should always confirm the exact start time on the day of the event, as minor adjustments can occur due to scheduling or earlier matches running long.

This France - Doubles (W) match featuring Yasmine Kabbaj/Pauline Payet vs Rita Colyer/Madison Rose is expected to be played at a standard French outdoor hard-court venue typically used for national-level ITF and domestic doubles events, with seating in the low thousands and basic training facilities courtside. The stadium layout generally includes show courts with chair umpire towers, player benches under shade, and adjacent practice courts used throughout the tournament.

Given the modest gap in quality and form, a realistic prediction is Kabbaj/Payet to win in straight sets, with fair odds in the 1.65–1.75 range against 2.00–2.30 for Colyer/Rose to cause an upset. From a betting perspective, the value may lie in markets such as Kabbaj/Payet -2.5 games or under 21.5 total games if their serve holds as consistently as in their last three doubles appearances.

There is no recorded official head-to-head match between the doubles teams Yasmine Kabbaj/Pauline Payet and Rita Colyer/Madison Rose at ITF or WTA level up to early January 2026. However, Kabbaj and Payet each have multiple recent doubles appearances in French and North African events, while Colyer and Rose are a comparatively newer pairing with limited joint match history.