ATP Tour Betting Tips, Predictions & Live Streams
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The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Tour is the worldwide men's professional tennis circuit and Bets.com.au provides betting tips, match previews and tournament guides throughout the season.
The ATP Tour is headlined by the Grand Slam tournaments - the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open.
Other tournaments on the ATP tour include the ATP Tour Masters 1000, ATP Tour 500 series, ATP Tour 250 series, Davis Cup, ATP Finals, ATP Cup, Laver Cup and Next Gen ATP Finals.
The ATP Tour ends each season with the Next Gen ATP Finals, ATP Finals and Davis Cup Final. You can get the best bets for the big tournaments as they happen from our resident tennis expert tipsters.
ATP Tour Best Bookmakers
All leading bookmakers offer odds for the ATP Tour throughout the entire year. We've picked out our five recommended bookies to check out below, while you can also scan through our top Australian bookmakers to see what suits you best.
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ATP Tour Live Streaming
Online bookmakers like bet365 offer tennis fans the chance to watch the ATP Tour all year long courtesy of their brilliant online streaming platform.
Registered depositing users can watch any ATP match at any tournament - whether it by a big Grand Slam final, or the first round of a 250 event.
In order to watch live ATP tennis online, follow the brief guide below:
- Sign in or register for an account at bet365
- Click this link: bet365 > Live Streaming > ATP Tennis
- Select the tournament and match you want to watch.
- Registered depositing users can now watch & bet on tennis.
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.
ATP Tour Live Streams
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- Sport
- Event
- Live
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2026/07/03
08:00:00
AM Tennis Khumoyun Sultanov vs Filip Jeff Planinsek
M25 Marburg
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2026/07/03
08:00:00
AM Tennis Madison Sieg vs Lisa Zaar
W35 Aix-les-Bains
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2026/07/03
08:00:00
AM Tennis Ekaterine Gorgodze vs Julia Riera
W50 Stuttgart-Vaihingen
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2026/07/03
08:00:00
AM Tennis Tessa Johanna Brockmann vs Alice Tubello
W50 Stuttgart-Vaihingen
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2026/07/03
08:00:00
AM Tennis Oliver Majdandzic vs Michel Hopp
M25 Marburg
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2026/07/03
09:00:00
AM Tennis Karim Bennani vs Massimo Giunta
M25 Rabat
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Kessler/Shnaider vs Detiuc/Khromacheva
Wimbledon WD
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Guarachi/Rosolska vs Dabrowski/Stefani
Wimbledon WD
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Moutet/Reymond vs Cash/Glasspool
Wimbledon MD
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Tiago Cacao vs Carl Emil Overbeck
M25 Figueira da Foz
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Pavlasek/Rikl vs Hijikata/Polmans
Wimbledon MD
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Belinda Bencic vs Anna Kalinskaya
Wimbledon Women
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2026/07/03
10:00:00
AM Tennis Patrick Schoen vs Rodrigo Fernandes
M25 Figueira da Foz
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2026/07/03
11:00:00
AM Tennis Neuchrist/Vrbensky vs Prashanth/Ramanathan
Challenger Brasov MD
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2026/07/03
11:00:00
AM Tennis Forti/Romano vs Kravchenko/Sanchez Quilez
Challenger Milan MD
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2026/07/03
11:00:00
AM Tennis Cervantes/Molchanov vs Grevelius/Poljak
Challenger Brasov MD
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2026/07/03
11:30:00
AM Tennis Griekspoor/Van De Zandschulp vs Nouza/Oberleitner
Wimbledon MD
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2026/07/03
11:30:00
AM Tennis Ekaterina Alexandrova vs Iva Jovic
Wimbledon Women
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2026/07/03
11:30:00
AM Tennis Goncalo Marques vs Sebastian Dominko
M25 Figueira da Foz
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2026/07/03
11:30:00
AM Tennis Daniil Ostapenkov vs Tiago Torres
M25 Figueira da Foz
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ATP Tour Betting Markets
There's countless betting markets available on the ATP Tour - from simple H2H winners, to line betting and down to player props like total aces, there's something for everyone.
Check out the full list of ATP tennis markets below.
1. Match Result Markets
- Head-to-Head (Match Winner)
- Set Betting (Correct Set Score)
- Total Sets Over/Under
- Set Handicap (Games or Sets)
- Game Handicap (Spread)
- Player Totals (Games) Over/Under
- Winning Margin (Games)
- Race to X Games (e.g., Race to 3 Games)
- Tie-Break Played? (Yes/No)
- First Set Winner
- Second Set Winner
- First Set Correct Score
- Set 1 Total Games (Over/Under)
- Set 1 Handicap
- Player to Win a Set
- Player to Win in Straight Sets (2–0 or 3–0)
- Match Specials (varies per bookmaker)
2. Player Prop Markets
(Much more common in Grand Slams & major ATP events)
- Player Aces (Over/Under)
- Player Double Faults
- Most Aces
- Most Double Faults
- Player Breaks of Serve
- First Service Hold / Break
- Serve % & stats markets (bookmaker dependent)
3. Game-by-Game & Set-by-Set Markets
- Next Game Winner
- Next Game to Deuce
- Next Game Correct Score
- Next Set Winner
- Next Set Handicap
- Next Set Total Games
- Next Set Tie-Break Yes/No
- Set Race to 3/4/5 Games
- Both Players Win a Set
- Either Player to Win a Set 6–0 / 6–1
4. Live / In-Play Betting Markets
(Allowed only via phone due to Australian regulations)
- Live ATP markets include:
- Live Match Winner
- Live Set Winner
- Live Game Winner
- Live Totals (Sets/Games)
- Live Tie-Break markets
- Live Handicap lines
- Next Point Winner
- Break Point markets
5. Tournament Futures (ATP)
Outright Markets
- Tournament Winner
- To Reach the Final
- To Reach the Semi-Finals
- To Reach the Quarter-Finals
- Winner Without Favourite
- To Win Quarter / Section
- Each-Way Outright (Winner + Finalist)
Player Futures
- Total Tournament Aces
- Player to Win Exact Number of Matches
- Nationality of Winner
- Seed of Winner
- Player Tournament Handicap
- Draw Position Markets
- Player to Win Top Half / Bottom Half
- Quarter Winner
- Stage of Elimination
6. Seasonal ATP Betting Markets
- ATP Year-End No. 1
- Race to Turin (ATP Finals Qualification)
- ATP Grand Slam Winner Count
- Player Grand Slam Wins Over/Under
- Player Head-to-Head Season Markets
- Surface-Specific Futures
- (Clay Swing, Grass Swing, Hardcourt Swing)
7. Grand Slam-Specific Markets
(More markets appear for AO, RG, Wimbledon, US Open)
- To Win a Specific Quarter
- To Win First Week / Second Week
- Most Aces in Tournament
- Nationality of Winner
- First-Round Upset Specials
- To Be Eliminated in First/Second Round
- Boosted Player/Match Specials
8. Same Game Multis (Tennis SGM)
Combine:
- Match Winner
- Total Games
- Player Aces
- Set Totals
- Set Winner
- Correct Score
- Handicap Lines
ATP Structure
The ATP Tour is structured into three core tournament tiers - ATP 250, ATP 500 and ATP Masters 1000 -each representing a different level of ranking points, prestige and prize money on the men’s professional circuit. ATP 250 events form the foundation of the schedule, with more than 40 tournaments staged worldwide across all surfaces. These are the most accessible events for rising players looking to build rankings, while top-ranked stars typically use them for form building, injury returns, or scheduling tune-ups. Winners receive 250 ranking points, with draws generally smaller and field strength depending heavily on the week and location.
Above them sit the ATP 500 tournaments, a premium mid-tier category offering 500 ranking points to the champion. These events attract stronger fields, as they play a significant role in determining ATP Finals qualification and year-end rankings. Spread across iconic tennis cities like Barcelona, Dubai, Rio, Washington and Beijing, ATP 500s often blend elite contenders with dangerous challengers, resulting in high-quality early-round matchups. Commitment requirements also encourage top-10 players to appear regularly across the season, boosting competitiveness and fan interest.
At the top of the regular-season ladder are the ATP Masters 1000 tournaments, the most prestigious events outside the Grand Slams. Featuring mandatory participation for the world’s best players (with limited exceptions), these nine tournaments award 1,000 points to the winner and serve as key markers in shaping the season narrative. Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Rome, Madrid, Canada, Cincinnati, Shanghai and Paris stand as the sport’s true battlegrounds, often previewing Grand Slam form and shaping rivalries. Masters events combine massive crowds, deep draws and elite competition, making them an essential pillar of the ATP calendar and the most influential tournaments in determining season-long success.
Each year then concludes with the prestigious ATP Finals, currently held in Turin, Italy. The tournament features the top eight players of the year who battle it out for the right to be crowned year-end champion.
ATP Tournaments
The ATP Tour season begins each year in January and runs through to November, concluding with the year-end finals.
Check out the full ATP Tournament Schedule below. You can also click on available links to head to our specific tournament sub-category.
January
- United Cup
- Hong Kong Open (ATP 250)
- Brisbane International (ATP 250)
- Adelaide International (ATP 250)
- Auckland Open (ATP 250)
- Australian Open (Grand Slam)
- Open Occitanie Montpellier (ATP 250)
February
- Dallas Open (ATP 500)
- Rotterdam Open (ATP 500)
- Argentina Open (ATP 250)
- Delray Beach Open (ATP 250)
- Open 13 Provence (Marseille, ATP 250)
- Qatar Open (ATP 500)
- Rio Open (ATP 500)
- Dubai Tennis Championships (ATP 500)
- Mexican Open (Acapulco, ATP 500)
- Chile Open (ATP 250)
March
- Indian Wells Masters (ATP Masters 1000)
- Miami Open (ATP Masters 1000)
- US Men’s Clay Court Championships (ATP 250)
- Tiriac Open (ATP 250)
- Grand Prix Hassan II (ATP 250)
April
- Monte-Carlo Masters (ATP Masters 1000)
- Barcelona Open (ATP 500)
- BMW Open (Munich, ATP 500)
- Madrid Open (ATP Masters 1000)
May
- Italian Open (ATP Masters 1000)
- Hamburg Open (ATP 500)
- Geneva Open (ATP 250)
- French Open (Grand Slam)
June
- Stuttgart Open (ATP 250)
- Libéma Open (ATP 250)
- Halle Open (ATP 500)
- Queen’s Club Championships (ATP 500)
- Mallorca Championships (ATP 250)
- Eastbourne International (ATP 250)
- Wimbledon (Grand Slam)
July
- Swedish Open (ATP 250)
- Swiss Open (ATP 250)
- Los Cabos Open (ATP 250)
- Austrian Open Kitzbühel (ATP 250)
- Croatia Open (ATP 250)
- Washington Open (ATP 500)
- Canadian Open (ATP Masters 1000)
August
- Cincinnati Masters (ATP Masters 1000)
- Winston-Salem Open (ATP 250)
- US Open (Grand Slam)
September
- Laver Cup (Team Event)
- Chengdu Open (ATP 250)
- Hangzhou Open (ATP 250)
- Japan Open (ATP 500)
- China Open (ATP 500)
October
- Shanghai Masters (ATP Masters 1000)
- Six Kings Slam (Exhibition Event)
- Almaty Open (ATP 250)
- Stockholm Open (ATP 250)
- European Open (ATP 250)
- Swiss Indoors (ATP 500)
- Vienna Open (ATP 500)
- Paris Masters (ATP Masters 1000)
November
- Hellenic Championship, Athens (ATP 250)
- Moselle Open (ATP 250)
- ATP Finals (Season-Ending Championship)
- Davis Cup Finals (Team Event)
- Next Gen ATP Finals
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Latest ATP Tour News
Head over to the official ATP website for all the latest breaking tennis news, results, live scores, schedule information, player interviews, official stats and more.
ATP Tour FAQs
What is the ATP Tour?
The ATP Tour is the governing body that controls the entire men's tennis schedule. They are in charge of the four grand slams all the way down to the challenger circuit.
What are the ATP Tour Grand Slams?
The Grand Slam tennis tournaments, also known as majors, are the four most important tennis tournaments every year. The Grand Slams offer the highest ranking points, prize money, size and strength of field.
The first Grand Slam is the Australian Open in January, the French Open in May and June. The third Grand Slam is the Wimbledon Championships in June and July, followed by the US Open in August and September. Each Grand Slam is played over two weeks.
What are the main ATP Tour tournaments?
Outside of the big four of tennis tournaments, the Canadian Open (alternating yearly between Montreal and Toronto), Italian Open (held in Rome), Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, Monte Carlo Masters, Madrid Open, Cincinnati Masters, Shanghai Masters and Paris Masters are the biggest ATP tour events.
How to live stream the ATP Tour?
Visit our live streaming hub for all the information on how you can watch the important matches of the ATP Tour.
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