Next Gen Bankroll Report: +5.98% in H1 2026 | TennisMetrics
TL;DR — From 1 January to 15 June 2026, the Next Gen bankroll grew from €100,000 to €105,977 — that's +€5,977 (+5.98%) and +7.06 stake units. All of it across 738 bets, with a 56% win rate at an average odds of 1.84. A choppy half-year for the Syndicate — but discipline paid off.
Why we're publishing this report
Most tennis tipster sites show off their winners and quietly bury the rest. We do the opposite: here are all the numbers for our Next Gen bankroll since its launch on 1 January 2026, updated to 15 June, with nothing hidden.
This half-year was no smooth ride for the Syndicate: changes within our trading team, a packed calendar juggling wildly different time zones inside the same week, and several tournaments full of big upsets that pushed variance up. And yet the Next Gen bankroll closes the period in the green. It's precisely in turbulent stretches that a method proves itself.
Key figures (as of 15/06/2026)
- Starting capital: €100,000
- Current capital: €105,977
- Net profit: +€5,977 (+5.98%)
- Performance: +7.06 stake units
- R.O.I. per bet: +1.55%
- Bet volume: 738
- Won / lost / voided: 402 / 316 / 19
- Win rate: 56.0%
- Average odds: 1.84
- C.L.V.: −1.69%
What these numbers tell us
The most telling figure isn't the profit — it's the relationship between average odds and win rate.
At average odds of 1.84, you need to win 54.3% of your bets just to break even (1 ÷ 1.84). We hit 56.0%. That +1.7-point gap above break-even is exactly the edge our analysis hunts for on the market — and it's what turns 738 bets into +€5,977.
A +1.55% ROI per bet may look modest: it's actually the signature of a real, sustainable edge. The double-digit returns advertised elsewhere over a few dozen bets almost never survive at volume. We bet on consistency.
Transparency: our watch point, the CLV
The CLV (Closing Line Value) compares our odds at bet time to the market's closing odds. It's the favourite metric of "sharp" bettors for measuring a long-term edge.
Ours sits at −1.69% over the period: slightly negative. In other words, the market on average closed a touch lower than our entries. We're publishing it anyway, because it's a signal we're tracking and want to improve in the second half. Turning a profit despite a neutral-to-negative CLV shows our value comes from analysing the matches themselves, not just the timing of our odds.
Our method in a nutshell
Every Next Gen bankroll bet rests on two pillars:
- The Comète algorithm — a machine-learning model that computes a probability, and therefore a "fair odds", for each player from over 10,000 analysed matches.
- The eye of our experts, who validate or discard the opportunities the algo flags (form, context, surface).
An opportunity is only played when the bookmaker's odds are higher than our fair odds — that's what we call a value bet.
What about the second half?
The goal is clear: keep ROI positive while lifting the CLV, and approach the grass swing and the American hard-court season with the same discipline. We'll see you at the end of 2026 for the full report — raw numbers included, as always.
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