Tennis betting online is a great opportunity for the online punter to follow the men’s and women’s tennis tours around the globe.
From the Grand Slam events to all the major opens you can bet on all aspects of the game from your home computer. It couldn’t be easier.
Bet on the outright winners, set betting, first game scores, number of sets, total number of games, you name it, with tennis betting, you can have a punt on anything.
Online tennis bookmakers offer a wide variety of tennis betting markets for you, including live ‘in-play’ and we’ve ranked the best for you below:-
William Hill
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William Hill have been offering tennis betting online since their first moves on to the internet and as you would expect from this long established and reputable bookmaker, their tennis coverage is second to none. Their website is easy to use and navigate and placing a tennis bet is very easy. Don’t forget you get a free bet when you first sign-up to William Hill.
888Sport
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888Sport serve up all the markets you would expect for tennis betting online. They have a great website, top notch service and good spreads. Tennis betting could not be more straightforward. Bet on all the top matches, tournaments and Grand Slam events with 888Sport and you’ll get a free bet when you first sign-up.
Paddypower
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Tennis betting is a favourite with punters at Paddypower. With their live ‘in-play’ betting and unique money-back specials this top Irish bookmaker serves up some of the best odds available. Multiple betting markets are available in their extensive tennis coverage. And you get a free bet for all new accounts at Paddypower.
Betfair
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Bet against other tennis fans at Betfair and get the best odds you can. As a betting exchange, Betfair sidesteps the bookmakers and lets you bet directly with other tennis punters. And you can place lay bets and act like the bookmaker. It’s great fun and there’s free bet to get you started at Betfair.
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Dart joins Raducanu and Boulter in Madrid Open - Tue, 23 Apr 2024
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Ruud beats Tsitsipas to win Barcelona Open - Sun, 21 Apr 2024
Norwegian third seed Casper Ruud beats Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-5 6-3 to win the Barcelona Open.
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