Table 6. The probabilities two equal players A and B win a tiebreak set in an even and odd number of games when there is a probabilistic advantage D in being behind in scores.
PA |
.50 |
.55 |
.60 |
.65 |
.70 |
.75 |
.80 |
PB |
.50 |
.55 |
.60 |
.65 |
.70 |
.75 |
.80 |
D |
.10 |
.10 |
.10 |
.10 |
.10 |
.10 |
.10 |
P(A wins even) |
.2712 |
.2502 |
.2269 |
.2012 |
.1726 |
.1405 |
.1035 |
P(A wins odd) |
.2288 |
.2403 |
.2537 |
.2685 |
.2845 |
.3013 |
.3184 |
P(A wins) |
.5000 |
.4905 |
.4806 |
.4697 |
.4571 |
.4417 |
.4219 |
P(B wins even) |
.2712 |
.2901 |
.3066 |
.3206 |
.3315 |
.3382 |
.3384 |
P(B wins odd) |
.2288 |
.2194 |
.2128 |
.2097 |
.2114 |
.2200 |
.2397 |
P(B wins) |
.5000 |
.5095 |
.5194 |
.5303 |
.5429 |
.5583 |
.5781 |