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Cairns Taipans
Tasmania JackJumpers
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Win: Tasmania JackJumpers
55%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 16
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 21 Sep, 10:31Cairns Taipans leak 111 points to Sydney Kings. Tasmania JackJumpers win. The visitors have won eight of thirteen meetings between these sides and the model puts them ahead by nearly six points, 90 to 84.2. Cairns Taipans have won just one of their last five games and are coming off a 90:111 defeat to Sydney Kings. Tasmania sit on two wins from five, including a 96:91 home victory over South East Melbourne on 21 September.
The most recent meeting came on 30 January 2025 when Cairns edged the game 96:93 at home.. The pattern across the last six meetings shows Tasmania winning three and Cairns winning three, with the visitors holding the overall advantage.
Recent form separates the two sides. Cairns Taipans have lost four of their last five matches, scoring 424 points and conceding 485. Their only victory came against Brisbane Bullets 81:72 away on 8 February. Tasmania JackJumpers have won two and lost three, with 452 points for and 466 against. Their victories came against South East Melbourne 96:91 at home on 21 September and Brisbane Bullets 114:70 on 6 February.
The model expects Tasmania to outscore Cairns by five points. The model projects 90–84.2, citing home advantage and Cairns' defensive frailties. Cairns have struggled defensively, allowing 111 points to Sydney Kings and 115 to New Zealand Breakers in consecutive away defeats. Tasmania have shown vulnerability too, losing 103:70 at home to Illawarra Hawks and 120:104 away to South East Melbourne.
This conclusion stops holding if Cairns find their shooting touch. The hosts have won three of the last six meetings and proved they can compete closely, as shown by the 96:93 result in January. A strong start from Cairns could shift momentum, particularly if they limit Tasmania's transition opportunities.
The model sits at 55 per cent confidence.