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Vienna Open quarter-final predictions

All four Vienna quarter-finals on Friday 30 October, with times, the story so far and our public de Minaur call: 82.0% against a 1.48 price.

BAI8 Research2 min read

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  1. Friday's order of play
  2. The public call: de Minaur
  3. The other three, in brief
  4. Reading these markets

The top three seeds are all still in at the Erste Bank Open in Vienna, and all four quarter-finals are on Centre Court on Friday 30 October. The Desk has a call on every one. One is public, Alex de Minaur against Matteo Berrettini, and the other three are members-only until they settle on the record.

Friday's order of play

Time (UTC) Match BAI8 call
12:30 Adrian Mannarino v Daniil Medvedev (3) Members only
Not before 14:00 Tommy Paul (7) v Carlos Alcaraz Members only
Not before 16:30 Alexander Zverev (1) v Arthur Fery Members only
Not before 19:00 Matteo Berrettini v Alex de Minaur (5) de Minaur, 82.0%

Times are from the tournament schedule; Vienna and Paris are one hour ahead of UTC. Seeds in brackets, per the Erste Bank Open.

The public call: de Minaur

Player Our chance Fair price Best price seen Edge
Alex de Minaur 82.0% 1.22 1.48, Bally Bet +14.4 pts
Matteo Berrettini 18.0% 5.54

The 1.48 was quoted at 04:36 UTC on 30 October. The reasoning, and why a 14.4 point edge on a favourite makes us careful, is in our Berrettini v de Minaur prediction.

The other three, in brief

  • Mannarino v Medvedev. Mannarino, a qualifier, beat Jakub Menšík in straight sets. Medvedev needed a deciding tie-break to get past Cameron Norrie after two hours and 31 minutes, per the Erste Bank Open.
  • Paul v Alcaraz. Paul beat Luciano Darderi 6–1, 6–1 in 48 minutes. Alcaraz beat Nikoloz Basilashvili 6–1, 7–6 but saved four set points in the second.
  • Zverev v Fery. Zverev beat Tallon Griekspoor and, the tournament says, became world No. 1 by reaching this round. Fery knocked out Lorenzo Musetti in three sets.

We do not publish the numbers on members-only calls before they start. When they settle, each one goes on the public record, win or lose; see how a BAI8 call gets settled on the record.

Reading these markets

Two of the top three seeds needed a tie-break to get here, Medvedev in a deciding set. Short, serve-led points make single sets swingy, and a favourite's price has to carry that risk. For how we read a two-way tennis price, see reading a tennis match market.

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Common questions

Who plays in the Vienna Open quarter-finals?

Mannarino v Medvedev, Paul v Alcaraz, Zverev v Fery and Berrettini v de Minaur, all on Centre Court on Friday 30 October.

What is BAI8's Vienna quarter-final prediction?

Our public call is Alex de Minaur to beat Matteo Berrettini, at 82.0% with a fair price of 1.22, against 1.48 at Bally Bet. The other three matches have calls on the Desk for members only.

What time are the Vienna quarter-finals?

Mannarino v Medvedev at 12:30 UTC (13:30 in Vienna and Paris), Paul v Alcaraz not before 14:00 UTC, Zverev v Fery not before 16:30 UTC and Berrettini v de Minaur not before 19:00 UTC.

Is Zverev world No. 1?

Yes. The Erste Bank Open says reaching the Vienna quarter-finals took Alexander Zverev to the top of the rankings.

Sources

  1. BAI8 Desk preview, 30 October 2026bai8.app
  2. Erste Bank Open, The top 3 aim for the semi-finals (29 October 2026)erstebank-open.com

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