Tennis Betting Tips, Predictions & Match Previews

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Tennis is one of the most popular gambling markets for punters all around the world and Bets.com.au is home to exclusive betting tips, daily predictions and much more.

The sport provides ample opportunity for gambling, with professional tournaments held internationally every week and four major tournaments that capture global attention every year.

Tennis is a big part of the Australian sporting calendar and our tennis heroes are held in the highest esteem.

In our tennis betting guide below we’ll take you through all of the popular tennis betting markets, the offerings from bookmakers, which tournaments you should keep an eye on and how to maximise your betting returns.

Upcoming Tennis - May 2026

The ATP & WTA tours continue across Europe for the clay season, culminating with Roland Garros. Check out the schedule below and click on the links for full tournament breakdowns and free betting tips and predictions.

TournamentDateCategoryWinnerRunner-Up
ATP RomeMay 5–17ATP 1000Jannik SinnerCasper Ruud
WTA RomeMay 5–17WTA 1000Elina SvitolinaCoco Gauff
ATP HamburgMay 17–23ATP 500Ignacio BuseTommy Paul
ATP GenevaMay 17–23ATP 250Learner TienMariano Navone
WTA StrasbourgMay 17–23WTA 500Emma NavarroVictoria Mboko
WTA RabatMay 18–23WTA 250Petra MarcinkoAnhelina Kalinina
Roland GarrosMay 24–June 7Grand SlamTBDTBD

Best Tennis Bookmakers

All leading bookmakers in Australia offer odds on tennis matches - from the Grand Slams, to the ATP/WTA Tours and all the way down to the lower-tier events on the Challenger Tour and ITF Futures circuit.

Some bookmakers offer a wider range of markets and matches. Our top five tennis bookmakers can be found below. You can also read our comprehensive guide on the best bookmakers in Australia to see what best fits your needs.

Tennis Betting Markets

As mentioned at the top of the page, tennis is one of the most popular sports - both globally and in Australia - to bet on.

That's because there are tennis matches taking place on almost every day of the year - whether it be huge Grand Slam matches, or lower-ranked players grinding away on the Challenger/Futures circuit, there is almost always something to bet on.

There's tons of markets available for tennis punters too - check them out below.

1. Match Result Markets


  • Match Winner (Head-to-Head / Moneyline)
  • Set Betting (Correct Set Score)
  • Total Sets – Over/Under
  • Player to Win a Set
  • Player to Win 2–0 / 2–1 / 3–0 / 3–1 / 3–2
  • Match Result & Total Games Combo
  • Match Result & Both Players to Win a Set

2. Handicap & Totals Markets


Game Handicap

  • Game Handicap (Spread)
  • Alternative Game Handicap

Totals

  • Total Games – Over/Under
  • Alternative Total Games
  • Total Sets – Over/Under
  • Total Games by Player – Over/Under

3. Set Betting Markets


  • First Set Winner
  • Second Set Winner
  • Any Set Winner
  • Set Correct Score
  • First Set Exact Games
  • First Set Total Games – Over/Under
  • Team/Player to Win First Two Sets
  • Set Handicap (Games or Sets)

4. Game-by-Game Markets


  • Next Game Winner (Live)
  • Game to Deuce (Yes/No)
  • Game Total Points
  • Hold/Break Market (Will Player Hold Serve?)
  • Player to Be Broken First
  • Player to Be Broken Next (Live)
  • Break of Serve in Game X (Yes/No)

5. Point-by-Point Markets (Live)


  • Next Point Winner
  • Race to X Points in a Game
  • Point Correct Score (e.g., 40-30, 40-15)
  • Ace/Double Fault on Next Point (select bookies)

6. Statistical Player Props


  • Total Aces – Player
  • Total Aces – Match
  • Most Aces
  • Total Double Faults – Player
  • Total Double Faults – Match
  • First Player to Hit an Ace
  • First Player to Hit a Double Fault
  • Total Break Points Won
  • Total Winners (select bookies)
  • Total Unforced Errors (rare/exotic)

7. Race Markets


  • Race to 3 Games
  • Race to 4 Games
  • Race to 5 Games
  • Player to Win X Games First
  • Race to 10 Games (Match)

8. Tiebreak Markets


  • Tiebreak in Match (Yes/No)
  • Tiebreak in Set 1 (Yes/No)
  • Tiebreak in Set 2 (Yes/No)
  • Player to Win a Tiebreak
  • Total Tiebreaks – Over/Under

9. Combined/Same Game Multi Markets


(SGM / SGM+ / Bet Builder)

  • Player to Win + Over/Under Games
  • Player to Win a Set + Aces Over
  • Both Players to Win a Set + Over Games
  • Player to Win First Set + Match
  • Ace + Break + Result Combos
  • Multi-leg custom SGM combos

10. Tournament Outrights


  • Tournament Winner
  • To Reach the Final
  • To Reach Semi-Finals
  • To Reach Quarter-Finals
  • Quarter Winner
  • Half Winner
  • Draw Section Winner
  • Stage of Elimination (Player)
  • Top Seed to Win / Top 2 Seed to Win
  • Country of Winner
  • Finalist Matchup
  • Winning Nation (Davis Cup / Billie Jean King Cup)

11. Grand Slam-Specific Markets


  • 1st Round Exit (Yes/No)
  • Number of Sets in Match
  • Total Games in Match (Best-of-5)
  • Player to Win From a Set Down
  • Comeback Win (Yes/No)
  • First-Round Upset Specials

12. Doubles Markets


  • Doubles Match Winner
  • Set Betting (Doubles)
  • Total Games – Doubles
  • Game Handicap – Doubles
  • First Set Winner – Doubles
  • Tiebreak in Match – Doubles
  • Match Tie-break (10-point) Winner

13. Live / In-Play Markets


  • Live Match Winner
  • Live Set Winner
  • Live Game Winner
  • Live Point Winner
  • Live Game/Set Totals
  • Live Game Handicap
  • Momentum Markets (Next Break, Next Game to Deuce)
  • Live SGM Builder (select bookies)

14. Futures & Long-Term Tennis Markets


  • Year-End No.1
  • Grand Slam Total Titles (Season)
  • Player vs Player Win Count Matchups
  • Player Season Wins (Over/Under)
  • Forecasting Major Winners Combo

Tennis Bet Of The Day

Our resident tennis expert provides daily best bets for free - complete with detailed analysis, bet reasoning and justification.

His Tennis Bet Of The Day page has been profitable for years and you can follow the best bets to be backing each day across all tournaments.

Tennis Multi Betting

Multi betting has been a phenomenon for tennis punters over the last decade, providing an avenue to combine up to 10 seemingly-meaningless games to drastically increase odds.

Tennis is often seen as the perfect sport to build a multi, given the wide array of games taking place at any given time and the one-sided nature of the odds.

While there are regular upsets in tennis, there are also more one-sided affairs, given wildcards and lower-ranked players are often pitted against the very best players in the world in the first two or three rounds of any given major tournament.

If a bookmaker offers $1.10 for Alcaraz to beat a player you have never heard of, it may not seem like a lot, but combined with five or six other legs in which you are confident in and you can get in excess of $2 — that’s what makes a multi bet so popular with tennis punters.

Betting on Tennis - Grand Slams, ATP Tour & WTA Tour

While die-hard tennis fans and punters will watch all year round, it is during the sport’s four major tournaments in which the game catches everyone’s attention.

The Australian Open, French open, Wimbledon and the US Open are four of the most-watched and most-gambled on events on the sporting calendar and the prize money on offer makes the best tennis players some of the richest athletes alive.

Australian Open


Played in the middle of Australia’s summer over two weeks in January and February each year, the Australian Open is a physically-challenging tournament played on hard court in the heart of Melbourne’s sporting precinct. 

Novak Djokovic holds the record for men’s singles championships with 10, while Margaret Court has 11 titles, dominating the women’s side of the ledger.

There is a total of $76.5 million in prize money spread across the entire tournament for men and women.

French Open


The second major tournament of the year is held in Paris over two weeks from late May to June. Played on the iconic clay surface at Roland Garros, the French Open tournament offers $68.8 million in overall prize money, with a $3.7 million purse for the singles champions.

Spanish champion Rafael Nadal is one of the best, if not the best, player to ever play on clay, notching an incredible 14 singles titles. Former world number one Chris Evert won the tournament seven times on the women's side.

Wimbledon


Wimbledon is the oldest and most iconic tennis major on the professional circuit, played in the United Kingdom in the first two weeks of July.

Played on the legendary and perfectly-maintained grass surface, Wimbledon has $62.1 million in combined prize money and a $4.13 million for the singles champs.

Roger Federer has eight men's single titles, while Martina Navratilova has nine titles and is the most successful player to ever walk out at SW19. 

US Open


Played in New York at Flushing Meadows, the US Open is the final major on the calendar and played on hard court. 

Played from August to September, the tournament offers $76.6 million in overall prize money and $5.4 million for the singles champs.

Bill Tilden and William Larned have both won the men’s singles championship seven times, while Molla Mallory's record of eight Open victories has not been broken since 1926.

ATP Tour & WTA Tour


Outside of the four Grand Slams, the tennis tours are split for men and women.

The men compete on the ATP Tour, with the tournaments split into three categories:

  • ATP 250
  • ATP 500
  • ATP Masters 1000

Likewise on the WTA Tour, the women play in a similarly structured tournaments:

  • WTA 250
  • WTA 500
  • WTA 1000

You can click on the above links to dive deeper into each tour.

Tennis Live Streaming

In Australia access to tennis footage is mixed between free-to-air and paid subscribers, with a few live streaming bonuses from a particular bookmaker to boot.


The Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open is beamed out free to all Australians on Channel 9 and punters can live stream all the action via the Nine Now app or Stan Sport.


If you want to take your tennis fandom more seriously, you can subscribe to Bein Sports, which will follow more professional tournaments on the ATP and WTA Tours.


Alternatively, online bookmakers like bet365 provide live streaming coverage of every single tennis tournament all year round - from the Grand Slams down to the Challenger tours.


In order to watch and bet on tennis with bet365, follow the steps below:


  1. Log in or create a bet365 account.
  2. Head to Live Streaming > Tennis
  3. Choose your tournament and match.
  4. Stream the action live while placing your bets.


Geo-restrictions apply, you'll need a funded account or to have placed a bet in the last 24 hours to gain access.


To use the Live Streaming service you will need to be logged in and have a funded account or to have placed a bet in the last 24 hours. Note, under Australian law, Live Streaming on bet365 is exempt from Parts 3 and 4 of the Broadcasting Services (Online Content Service Provider Rules) 2018.

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Tennis Results 2026

You can view who has won every tournament of 2026 in the table below.

January

Tournament
Date
Category
Winner
Runner-Up
United CupJanuary 2-11Team CompPolandSwitzerland
WTA BrisbaneJanuary 4-11WTA 500Aryna SabalenkaMarta Kostyuk
ATP BrisbaneJanuary 5-12ATP 250Dannil MedvedevBrandon Nakashima
ATP Hong KongJanuary 5-11ATP 250Alexander BublikLorenzo Musetti
WTA AucklandJanuary 5-11WTA 250Elina SvitolinaWang Xinyu
WTA AdelaideJanuary 12-17WTA 500Mirra AndreevaVictoria Mboko
ATP AdelaideJanuary 12-17ATP 250Tomas MachacUgo Humbert
ATP AucklandJanuary 12-17ATP 250Jakub MensikSebastian Baez
WTA HobartJanuary 12-17WTA 250Elisabetta CocciarettoIva Jovic
Australian OpenJanuary 18-Feb 1Grand SlamCarlos Alcaraz/Elena RybakinaNovak Djokovic/Aryna Sabalenka

February

TournamentDateCategoryWinner 🏆Runner-Up 🥈
WTA Abu DhabiFebruary 1-7WTA 500Sara BejlekEkaterina Alexandrova
WTA OstravaFebruary 1-7WTA 250Katie BoulterTamara Korpatsch
WTA ClujFebruary 1-7WTA 250Sorana CirsteaEmma Raducanu
ATP MontpellierFebruary 2-8ATP 250Felix Auger-AliassimeAdrian Mannarion
WTA DohaFebruary 8-14WTA 1000Karolina MuchovaVictoria Mboko
ATP RotterdamFebruary 9-15ATP 500Alex de MinaurFelix Auger-Aliassime
ATP DallasFebruary 9-15ATP 500Ben SheltonTaylor Fritz
ATP Buenos AiresFebruary 9-15ATP 250Francisco CerundoloLuciano Darderi
WTA DubaiFebruary 15-21WTA 1000Jessica PegulaElina Svitolina
ATP DohaFebruary 16-21ATP 500Carlos AlcarazArthur Fils
ATP RioFebruary 16-22ATP 500Tomas Martin EtcheverryAlejandro Tabilo
ATP Delray BeachFebruary 16-22ATP 250Sebastian KordaTommy Paul
ATP DubaiFebruary 23-28ATP 500Daniil MedvedevTallon Griekspoor
ATP AcapulcoFebruary 23-28ATP 500Flavio CobolliFrances Tiafoe
ATP SantiagoFebruary 23-March 1ATP 250TBDTBD
WTA MeridaFebruary 23-March 1WTA 500TBDTBD
WTA AustinFebruary 23-March 1WTA 250Peyton StearnsTaylor Townsend

March

Tournament
Date
Category
Winner 🏆
Runner-Up 🥈
ATP Indian WellsMarch 4-15ATP 1000Jannik SinnerDaniil Medvedev
WTA Indian WellsMarch 4-15WTA 1000Aryna SabalenkaElena Rybakina
ATP MiamiMarch 17-29ATP 1000Jannik SinnerJiri Lehecka
WTA MiamiMarch 17-29WTA 1000Aryna SabalenkaCoco Gauff

April

TournamentDateCategoryWinner 🏆Runner-Up 🥈
WTA CharlestonMarch 30 - April 5WTA 500Jessica PegulaYuliia Starodubtseva
WTA BogotaMarch 30 - April 5WTA 250Marie BouzkovaPanna Udvardy
ATP HoustonMarch 30 - April 5ATP 250Tommy PaulRoman Andres Burruchaga
ATP MarrakechMarch 30 - April 5ATP 250Rafael JodarMarco Trungelliti
ATP BucharestMarch 30 - April 5ATP 250Mariano NavoneDaniel Merida
ATP Monte CarloApril 5 - 12ATP 1000Jannik SinnerCarlos Alcaraz
WTA LinzApril 5 - 12WTA 500Mirra AndreevaAnastasia Potapova
ATP MunichApril 13 - 19ATP 500Ben SheltonFlavio Cobolli
ATP BarcelonaApril 13 - 19ATP 500Arthur FilsAndrey Rublev
WTA StuttgartApril 13 - 19WTA 500Elena RybakinaKarolina Muchova
WTA RouenApril 13 - 19WTA 250Marta KostyukVeronika Podrez
ATP MadridApril 21 - May 3ATP 1000Jannik SinnerAlexander Zverev
WTA MadridApril 21 - May 3WTA 1000Marta KostyukMirra Andreeva

Latest Tennis News

The best place to stay up to date with all the latest tennis breaking news is the official ATP and WTA websites.