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This is a closer matchup on clay, and Mrva certainly has enough quality to make it competitive.
Moeller gets the preference because his broader recent form is stronger, he arrives much fresher
after a lighter recent workload, and he already has some positive history at Tulln while Mrva has
very little tournament history here. There is no previous H2H, so the decision rests mostly on
form, freshness and tournament familiarity.

Liu's recent form is considerably better, and his current hard-court results also compare well
with Yevseyev's. There is no H2H history between them and neither player has a meaningful
track record at this particular tournament, so this is mainly a form-and-surface selection rather
than a historical one. The 2.88 price is the main attraction: there is more uncertainty here, but
also significantly more upside.

Poullain has been the more reliable player recently, particularly on hard courts, where his recent
record is clearly stronger. Their H2H is tied 1-1, so there is no major matchup advantage either
way, but Poullain has the better recent form, looks fresher coming into the match and also has
the stronger history at Cassis. The combination of form, surface and price makes him one of the
cleaner selections of the five.

Lokoli comes into this with the stronger recent form and the better medium-term results, while
also holding the small H2H advantage. The hard-court numbers alone are not overwhelmingly
one-sided, but Lokoli has a noticeably better history at this tournament, with four previous
appearances and a positive tournament record compared with very little from Blanchet. At 2.47,
the price is attractive enough to make this our largest position.