Tennis Odds Explained

One of the great things about betting on tennis is just how many options there are. However, for 0️⃣ some people this can at first be slightly overwhelming. Luckily, it is actually very straightforward and if you spend just 0️⃣ a few minutes familiarising yourself with the different betting markets, you will immediately start to benefit from the many different 0️⃣ opportunities that present themselves.

Tennis Markets

It doesn’t matter what tennis tournament or match you are betting on, from the biggest such 0️⃣ as Wimbledon to a small local event, the betting options are nearly always the same. Broadly speaking, the markets are 0️⃣ split into two categories, Game Odds and Outrights. If you are interested in betting on the tournament as a whole, 0️⃣ then head to the Outright section. There you can place bets on global events within a tournament, such as who 0️⃣ the overall winner is going to be.

However, most of the interesting markets are found under Game Odds. This is where 0️⃣ you can bet on individual matches within a tournament. The markets start very simple, you can just bet on the 0️⃣ Winner Full Time, which is exactly what it sounds like. However, there are many more markets available and they offer 0️⃣ far more interesting possibilities. The markets are actually divided into three sections, Match, Set and Match Specials. In addition to 0️⃣ Winner Full Time, the match category offers bets such as Set Betting (Correct Score), which is a bet on how 0️⃣ many sets each player will win, Games and Sets Handicap betting, which is on the players to win a certain 0️⃣ numbers of games/sets with a betting handicap, Over/Under Games, which is a bet on how many games there will be 0️⃣ in the match, and so on.