The lead
Main character spot: MD Men's Doubles, Riley Newman / Christian Alshon over Rafael Lenhard / Will Mackinnon at 91.9%. Not a lock. Just the model tapping the table like, "you sure about this draw?"
House rule: be annoying only when the numbers can back it up. Paper-market read only. No locks, no real-money betting, and yes, the uncertainty is literally the point.
Heat checks
Riley Newman / Christian Alshon is getting the green light
91.9% vs Rafael Lenhard / Will Mackinnon. 421 SR points is not a tiny gap, respectfully.
Open receiptJackie Kawamoto / Riley Newman is getting the green light
82.7% vs Cailyn Campbell / Will Mackinnon. 272 SR points is not a tiny gap, respectfully.
Open receiptJackie Kawamoto / Rachel Rohrabacher is getting the green light
80.9% vs Meghan Dizon / Cailyn Campbell. 251 SR points is not a tiny gap, respectfully.
Open receiptRachel Rohrabacher / Christian Alshon is getting the green light
80.2% vs Meghan Dizon / Rafael Lenhard. 243 SR points is not a tiny gap, respectfully.
Open receiptThe awkward spots
Partner politics, but with math
Rachel Rohrabacher / Christian Alshon over Meghan Dizon / Rafael Lenhard
Doubles chemistry is where "they look good together" goes to get humbled.
Open receiptJackie Kawamoto / Rachel Rohrabacher over Meghan Dizon / Cailyn Campbell
Doubles chemistry is where "they look good together" goes to get humbled.
Open receiptJackie Kawamoto / Riley Newman over Cailyn Campbell / Will Mackinnon
Doubles chemistry is where "they look good together" goes to get humbled.
Open receiptRiley Newman / Christian Alshon over Rafael Lenhard / Will Mackinnon
Doubles chemistry is where "they look good together" goes to get humbled.
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