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Superliga (Brazilian volleyball) · Sunday, 15 November, (UTC+3)

Monte Carmelo — Praia Clubebeta

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Model prediction for 15 November

Monte Carmelo46%
Praia Clube54%
Model estimate at (UTC+3)

Preliminary forecast: the match is more than a week away. Closer to it the model takes in fresh form, injuries and line-ups, and the numbers may move.

In short

Praia Clube are slightly stronger: 54% against 46%.

The most likely score in sets is 1:3. The model expects about 189 points in the match. The first set is close to even: 48% to 52%.

Over 188.5 points — 50%.

Why

  • The set ratings are nearly level: Monte Carmelo 1505, Praia Clube 1553.

Facts

  • Last 4 meetings: Monte Carmelo 2 wins, Praia Clube 2.

Probabilities

First set: Monte Carmelo48%
First set: Praia Clube52%
Points over 188.550%
Points under 188.550%

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  • Sets handicap Monte Carmelo
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Form

Monte Carmelo

  • 04.11Suzano Volei3:1
  • 30.10away · Sada Cruzeiro0:3
  • 25.10away · Guarulhos1:3
  • 10.04Volei Renata1:3
  • 05.04away · Volei Renata1:3

Praia Clube

  • 03.11away · Sesi0:3
  • 28.10Sao Jose dos Campos3:0
  • 28.04Volei Renata0:3
  • 23.04away · Volei Renata1:3
  • 17.04Guarulhos3:0

Head to head

  • 23.03.2026Monte Carmelo — Praia Clube3:1
  • 24.11.2025Praia Clube — Monte Carmelo3:0
  • 10.02.2024Monte Carmelo — Praia Clube1:3
  • 27.11.2023Praia Clube — Monte Carmelo0:3

Full record: 4 meetings →

Superliga on the same day

  • 2The model's most likely outcome: 2Model's score: 1:3187.5

This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 54% will not happen in roughly 46 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →