R32 picks, odds, spreads, and more

Based on the R64 results, the over/unders will look a little different this time around.

Andresen vs. Allard

Andresen: −18.5 | O/U: 225.5

Allard escaped with a comeback victory in the R64, but Andresen should take over given their superior team strength.

SPS Kielce vs. Zimmermann

Zimmermann: −25.5 | O/U: 230.5

I feel like this could be one of the upset matches. Zimmermann beat SPS Kielce by a small margin in the Swiss, but clearly anything could happen tomorrow. Still, Zimmermann has the stronger team on paper. Nowak and Nowosadzki will also face their former Polish Premier League team.

Periculo vs. Rosenthal

Rosenthal: −24.5 | O/U: 220.5

Rosenthal could probably win this one if the pros played all of the sets, but I’d say 24.5 is a fair amount. Still, anything can happen, and Periculo has decent strength.

Knottenbelt vs. Alteris Nuclear

Alteris Nuclear: −5.5 | O/U: 215.5

Both teams are coming off huge victories, but I still think the Polish have the edge, perhaps because of their systems or general experience.

Simson vs. Group One

Simson: −13.5 | O/U: 236.5

The Americans are more well-rounded here. Especially when their sponsor can play more than half the sets and still have a positive net differential.

China Open Team 1 vs. Trick or Treat

China Open Team 1: −9.5 | O/U: 240.5

After a thrilling victory against Goodman, it would be possible for Trick or Treat to replicate it today. But the Chinese certainly have more well-established partnerships. It'll still be a close one though. 

Lebowitz vs. Milanbridge

Lebowitz: −27.5 | O/U: 235.5

The Rimstedt twins, Bilde, and Madala take care of business.

Easy Street vs. Seoul

Easy Street: −40.5 | O/U: 240.5

Paul Street’s team once again has the greater strength. This would certainly be a fun match to broadcast. The Koreans are still solid, but will likely fall short.

Bianchi vs. McAllister

McAllister: −4.5 | O/U: 245.5

McAllister would probably take this one after taking down Di Franco and Gandoglia. The Dutch pair has been quite solid.

Cercol Rom vs. Nickell

Nickell: −10.5 | O/U: 250.5

The Romanians will pose a threat, but as long as Nickell has a normal set when they’re playing, his team should be able to escape with a victory.

Wolfson vs. Ventin

Wolfson: −14.5 | O/U: 241.5

Even with Ventin not playing any sets, it will probably still skew toward the Chinese and French Wolfson team.

Fleisher vs. Shourie

Fleisher: −13.5 | O/U: 220.5

This matchup once again comes much earlier than anticipated. Shourie got the Rosenbergs, and now they get Fleisher. Certainly one of the most interesting matchups this round, but Fleisher probably takes it.

TeamNL Open vs. Altshuler

NL Open: −11.5 | O/U: 235.5

Despite trailing in all three quarters, the Netherlands managed to find a way to victory. I think they have the edge here.

Zhao vs. Silver Surfers

Silver Surfers: −9.5 | O/U: 235.5

Zhao doesn’t have a formal sponsor, but the Americans thrive in the knockouts.

Mavericks vs. Overdeck

Overdeck: −30.5 | O/U: 235.5

The Italians would probably dominate this one against the Polish-Indian squad.

Plitli vs. Deep Finesse

Deep Finesse: −20.5 | O/U: 246.5

Deep Finesse simply has the experience advantage, with Birman and Padon alongside the multiple NABC+ champion American players.