TenELOs uses the Surface Elo (Clay) ratings—not a generic overall Elo—to determine the predicted winner for each match. (TenELOs)
Using those pre-match Clay Elo ratings, the Nordea Open (Båstad) 2026 tournament produced:
That is an exceptionally strong tournament-level performance for an Elo-based model.
Why Surface Elo matters
Båstad is played on outdoor clay, where specialists often outperform their ATP ranking. Surface-specific Elo captures this by rating players separately on clay, hard and grass, which is one reason it can outperform ranking-based predictions.
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For comparison:
The real test is whether TenELOs can maintain that level over many tournaments. However, if it continues producing documented performances like the Nordea Open, Mallorca, and Wimbledon examples shown on its site, it would compare very favorably with other publicly available Elo-based tennis prediction systems. (TenELOs)
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