Efeler Ligi (Turkish volleyball) · Tuesday, 27 October, (UTC+3)

Ziraat Bankasi — Gaziantep Genclikbeta

☆ Save match

Model prediction for 27 October

Ziraat Bankasi97%
Gaziantep Genclik3%
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

Ziraat Bankasi are clear favourites: 97% against 3% for the opponent.

The most likely score in sets is 3:0. The model expects about 152 points in the match. First set: Ziraat Bankasi — 86%.

Over 140.5 points — 49%.

Why

  • Elo rating by sets: Ziraat Bankasi 1757, Gaziantep Genclik 1411; chance to win a single set: Ziraat Bankasi 86%.

Facts

  • Last 2 meetings: Ziraat Bankasi 2 wins, Gaziantep Genclik 0.

Probabilities

First set: Ziraat Bankasi86%
First set: Gaziantep Genclik14%
Points over 140.549%
Points under 140.551%

66 more model lines in Premium

The chance of every score in sets, set handicaps and totals, every points total, the teams’ ratings and how the estimate moved before the match.

  • Score in sets
  • Sets handicap Ziraat Bankasi
  • Total sets
  • All points totals
  • Teams’ Elo ratings by sets
Get Premiumfrom $5.99 a month

Form

Ziraat Bankasi

  • 17.05away · Projekt Warszawa3:2
  • 16.05away · Zawiercie1:3
  • 27.04Galatasaray3:0
  • 24.04away · Galatasaray3:2
  • 21.04Galatasaray3:1

Gaziantep Genclik

  • 18.03Spor Toto0:3
  • 15.03away · Ziraat Bankasi0:3
  • 08.03Gebze0:3
  • 01.03away · Fenerbahce3:2
  • 25.02Akkus Bld3:0

Head to head

  • 15.03.2026Ziraat Bankasi — Gaziantep Genclik3:0
  • 16.12.2025Gaziantep Genclik — Ziraat Bankasi1:3

Efeler Ligi on the same day

  • AltekmaHalkbankpreliminary
    2The model's most likely outcome: 2Model's score: 1:3188.5
  • 1The model's most likely outcome: 1Model's score: 3:0170.5
  • 1The model's most likely outcome: 1Model's score: 3:0176.5

This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 97% will not happen in roughly 3 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →