Casper Ruud vs. Quentin Halys Head-to-Head, Predictions and Betting Odds for ATP Swiss Indoors Basel 2025 Round-1
No.4 seed Casper Ruud will look to continue his immaculate form against Frenchman Quentin Halys at the Swiss Indoors 2025 in Basel. Facing a quick turnaround after winning the title in Stockholm last week, the Norwegian needs a good performance in this round of 16 to keep his hopes of qualifying for the ATP Finals alive. The winner of this match will face Stan Wawrinka or Miomir Kecmanovic in the round of 16. Follow BetMGM for all the major odds updates from this week’s ATP tournaments.
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Casper Ruud vs. Quentin Halys Match Preview
World number 11 Casper Ruud is a three-time Grand Slam finalist. However, the 26-year-old has struggled to maintain any consistency over long periods. In 2025, Ruud was eliminated in the second round of the Australian Open, before reaching the final in Dallas. The Norwegian performed well in the European clay court swing, which included a Masters-1000 trophy in Madrid. Having skipped the grass events, Ruud had a disastrous outing on North American hard courts. But a solid performance since last month (Japan Open semi-final, title in Stockholm) has given him a 37-14 record.
Quentin Halys has only 12 victories in the main draw of the tour in 2025. A semi-final appearance in Dubai happens to be the Frenchman’s main highlight of the season. He also reached the round of 16 at Roland Garros, as well as the pre-quarterfinals in Geneva, Stuttgart and Halle. Since the start of the US Open, Halys has only won one match on the circuit. Currently ranked No. 78 in the world, he is 12-22 this year and 47-84 overall.
Casper Ruud vs. Quentin Halys Head-to-Head Record
Ruud leads the head-to-head against Halys by 2-0. The two previous meetings between the two players went the distance.
| Event | Round | Winner | Score |
| 2023 Estoril | Semi-final | Casper Ruud | 6-4 3-6 7-6(2) |
| Australian Open 2018 | Round of 16 | Casper Ruud | 6-3 3-6 6-7(5) 7-5 11-9 |
Career comparison between Casper Ruud and Quentin Halys
| Casper Ruud | Category | Quentin Halys |
| 11 | Current ranking | 78 |
| 295-154 | WL career record | 47-84 |
| 37-14 | WL record since the start of the year | 12-22 |
| 14 | Career titles | 0 |
| 2 | Cumulative titles | 0 |
| 0 | Grand Slam | 0 |
Casper Ruud vs Quentin Halys ATP Swiss Indoors Basel 2025 Prediction
Ruud is in great shape at the moment and his forehand looks rock solid. The Norwegian won 80% or more first serve points in all of his matches at the Nordic Open in Stockholm. Meanwhile, Halys showed promise at the Rolex Shanghai Masters, but was unable to advance past the round of 16. The 28-year-old has no weapons to get out of trouble under pressure, and his lack of patience in groundstroke exchanges could lead to his downfall.
Prediction: Casper Ruud in two sets.
Casper Ruud vs Quentin Halys ATP Swiss Indoors Basel 2025 Betting Odds
Ruud (2/11) is the big favorite against Halys (19/5) at the Swiss Indoors Basel 2025. According to the implied probability on the money line, the Norwegian has an 80% chance of advancing to the next round. Take a look at the odds (according to BetMGM):
- Casper Ruud wins: 2/11
- Quentin Halys wins: 19/5
- Total games >22.5: 10/11
- Ruud -4.5 (playing handicap): 7/5
- Ruud -3.5 (playing handicap): 7/10
- Total sets <2.5: 21/50
- Ruud -1.5 (Define handicap): 16/25
- Total number of tie-breaks >0.5: 9/10
- Total number of tie-breaks <0.5: 17/20
- Total games in set 1 > 10.5: 8/5
- Most service outages to Ruud: 07/25
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