Robertson vs Chang Bingyu Prediction 10 August 2026

Neil Robertson have shown inconsistency over his last ten matches, picking up six wins alongside four defeats-a record that reflects a middling run of form. During this stretch, Robertson has notched up nine century breaks and compiled 41 breaks over fifty points. His opponents, however, have matched his level, producing eight centuries and even edging him in 50+ breaks with 42. Robertson’s highest break in this span stands at 132, but he has also been on the receiving end of a maximum 147 break, highlighting his vulnerability against opponents capable of big scoring runs.

In his most recent outing, Robertson suffered a heavy 0-6 defeat to Xintong in the Shanghai Masters quarterfinals, failing to put up any real resistance. While he continues to regularly create scoring opportunities at the table, Robertson’s frame-to-frame consistency remains an issue: sudden dips in form are followed by bursts of attacking snooker, but these swings can just as easily lead to unexpected collapses.

Chan Bingyu has found impressive form in recent weeks, racking up eight wins and suffering just two defeats-a testament to his consistency and long-game prowess. What truly stands out is his knack for prevailing in closely contested battles: his latest clash with Ka Wai Chung ended in a hard-fought 4-3 victory. Over his last ten matches, Bingyu has compiled eleven century breaks and registered twenty-five breaks over fifty points, while his opponents have managed only six centuries and ten half-centuries in response. These numbers highlight the Chinese player's attacking edge and his ability to control the decisive moments of each frame. It's also worth noting Chan's maximum break-a flawless 147-which underlines his composure and mental resilience under intense pressure.