“4th Game – Winning Margin”in Table Tennis Sports Betting -Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

What “Winning Margin” Means

In table tennis, a player must win a game by at least 2 points (e.g. 11–9, 12–10, 13–11).
So, a winning margin is simply the difference between the winner’s and loser’s points.

For example:

  • If the game ends 11–9, the winning margin is 2 points.
  • If it ends 11–7, the margin is 4 points.
  • If it ends 12–10, the margin is 2 points again.

Example with Realistic Scenario

Let’s use a match between Fan Zhendong and Tomokazu Harimoto.

Market: 4th Game – Winning Margin
Available Betting Options:

  • Fan Zhendong to win by 2 points → Odds 3.00
  • Fan Zhendong to win by 3–4 points → Odds 3.50
  • Fan Zhendong to win by 5+ points → Odds 4.00
  • Harimoto to win by 2 points → Odds 3.20
  • Harimoto to win by 3–4 points → Odds 3.60
  • Harimoto to win by 5+ points → Odds 4.20

Example Outcome:

If the 4th game ends 11–7 in favor of Fan Zhendong,
he wins by 4 points.
Winning bet: Fan Zhendong to win by 3–4 points.

If the score were 12–10 for Harimoto,
he wins by 2 points.
Winning bet: Harimoto to win by 2 points.


Betting Tips for 4th Game – Winning Margin

1. Analyze Player Styles

  • Players with aggressive serves and attacks (like Fan Zhendong) often create larger margins when in form.
  • Defensive or tactical players (like Harimoto) tend to play closer games, leading to 2-point margins.

2. Check Previous Games

  • If the first three games were close (e.g. 11–9, 12–10, 11–8), the 4th game might also be tight.
  • Consistent dominance (like 11–5, 11–6) often continues into the next game, suggesting a wider margin bet.

3. Look at Momentum and Fatigue

  • A player losing 3–0 might take more risks in the 4th game — this can either narrow or widen the margin depending on success.
  • Fatigue or frustration can cause a player to lose heavily, leading to a big margin.

4. Live Betting Advantage

  • If betting in-play, watch the first few rallies in the 4th game.
    • Strong early lead (e.g. 5–1) may indicate a 5+ margin outcome.
    • Tight exchanges (e.g. 6–6) point toward a 2-point margin finish.

5. Head-to-Head Trends

  • Check how close previous games between the two players have been.
    If most games end 11–9 or 12–10, the 2-point margin bet has strong value.

Example Betting Strategy

  • Match: Fan Zhendong vs Harimoto
  • Your Bet: 4th Game – Winning Margin
  • Selection: Fan Zhendong to win by 3–4 points @ 3.50
  • Stake: ₦5,000
  • If Fan Zhendong wins 11–7,
    → You win ₦5,000 × 3.50 = ₦17,500 payout.

Key Takeaway

The 4th Game – Winning Margin bet is about precision, not just predicting the winner.
It’s a great market for bettors who analyze score trends and player consistency.
Focus on game flow, playing styles, and momentum to make informed picks.


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