WTA Tour Betting Tips, Predictions & Live Streams
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The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) Tour is a professional tennis circuit and Bets.com.au provides betting tips, match previews and tournament guides throughout the season.
The WTA Tour has more than 2500 players from almost 100 countries with over 50 tournaments throughout the season.
The WTA Tour includes the Grand Slam tournaments (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open), WTA 100 tournaments, WTA 500s, WTA 250s, the WTA Finals and Billie Jean Cup.
You can get the best bets for all levels WTA tournaments as they happen from our resident tennis experts.
WTA Tour Best Bookmakers
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You can check out our recommended bookmakers below, or see our complete guide on the best bookmakers in Australia to decide what one suits your needs.
WTA Tour Live Streaming
Tennis fans can enjoy WTA Tour action all year round through bet365’s outstanding live streaming platform.
Once you’re a registered and depositing user, you’ll have access to live coverage from every tournament - from the early rounds of WTA 250 events right through to the biggest Grand Slam finals.
How to watch live WTA tennis online:
- Log in or create a bet365 account.
- Head to Live Streaming > Tennis > WTA Tour.
- Choose your tournament and match.
- 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.
WTA Tour Live Streams
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- Sport
- Event
- Live
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2026/06/15
03:00:00
PM Tennis Felix Gill vs Hugo Gaston
Challenger Nottingham
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2026/06/15
03:00:00
PM Tennis Pierre Delage vs Svyatoslav Gulin
Challenger Royan
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2026/06/15
03:00:00
PM Tennis Carlos Sanchez Jover vs Alejandro Moro Canas
Challenger Royan
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2026/06/15
03:00:00
PM Tennis Katerina Siniakova vs Lin Zhu
WTA Berlin
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2026/06/15
03:30:00
PM Tennis Da Silva Fick/Mcgiffin vs Daniel/Thombare
WTA Brescia WD
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Dart/Lumsden vs Jurak Schreiber/Ruzic
WTA Nottingham WD
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Tiantsoa Sarah Rakotomanga Rajaonah vs Yuliana Lizarazo
WTA Brescia
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Maks Kasnikowski vs Lorenzo Giustino
Challenger Poznan
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Lucio Ratti vs Calvin Hemery
Challenger Royan
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Samuel Heredia vs Ezequiel Monferrer
Challenger Asuncion
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Ignacio Monzon vs Valentin Basel
Challenger Asuncion
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2026/06/15
04:00:00
PM Tennis Conner Huertas Del Pino vs Enzo Kohlmann De Freitas
Challenger Asuncion
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2026/06/15
05:30:00
PM Tennis Maximo Zeitune vs Joao Victor Couto Loureiro
Challenger Asuncion
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2026/06/15
05:30:00
PM Tennis Arklon H D P Cordova vs Gustavo Ribeiro de Almeida
Challenger Asuncion
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2026/06/15
06:00:00
PM Tennis Buvaysar Gadamauri vs Damir Dzumhur
Challenger Parma
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2026/06/15
06:00:00
PM Tennis Tiphanie Lemaitre vs Zoziya Kardava
W35 Tauste
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2026/06/15
06:00:00
PM Tennis Diana Marcinkevica vs Jimar Geraldine Gerald Gonzalez
W35 Tauste
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2026/06/15
07:30:00
PM Tennis Belle Thompson vs Celia Anson Sanchez
W35 Tauste
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2026/06/15
07:30:00
PM Tennis Viola Turini vs Sabine Rutlauka
W35 Tauste
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2026/06/15
08:00:00
PM Tennis Bruno Fernandez vs Nick Hardt
Challenger Asuncion
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WTA Tour Betting Markets
There's hundreds of betting markets available for punters on the WTA Tour.
Check out the full list of WTA betting markets below.
From simple H2H match winners, to player props and various futures options, there's something for everyone.
Check out the full list of WTA betting markets below.
Match & Outcome Markets
- Match Winner (Head-to-Head / Moneyline)
- Set Betting (Correct Score)
- Total Sets Over/Under
Game & Handicap Markets
- Game Handicap (Spread)
- Total Games Over/Under
- Set Handicap
Set & Game-Level Markets
- First Set Winner
- Set Winner (Any Set)
- Set Totals (Games Over/Under)
- Next Game Winner (Live)
- Next Point Winner (Live)
Prop / Statistical Markets
- Total Aces
- Total Double Faults
- Most Aces
- Tiebreak Yes/No
- First Break of Serve
- Player to Break First
- Service Hold/Break Props
Outright & Futures Markets
- Tournament Winner (Outright)
- To Reach the Final
- To Reach Semi-Finals / Quarter-Finals
- Quarter Winner
- Half Winner
- Draw Section Winner
Specials & Exotics
- Each-Way Tournament Betting
- Player Performance Combos
- Game/Set/Match Multis
- Same Game Multi (SGM)
Live / In-Play Betting Markets
- Live Match Winner
- Live Set Winner
- Live Total Games
- Live Total Sets
- Live Game Winner
- Live Point Winner
- Live Player Props (Aces, Breaks, etc.)
WTA Structure
The WTA Tour is structured around a three-tiered system of tournaments - WTA 250, WTA 500 and WTA 1000 - each offering different levels of ranking points, prize money and competition depth. WTA 250 events form the entry level of the main tour, providing valuable opportunities for rising players to gain ranking momentum and breakthrough wins. These tournaments are held across the globe and often feature a mix of top-50 players and emerging talents. Champions earn 280 ranking points, making these events an important stepping stone for players building form or returning from injury.
Above them sit the WTA 500 tournaments, which attract stronger fields and offer 470 points to the champion. These events have become marquee stops on the WTA calendar and frequently draw many of the sport’s top names. The match intensity is noticeably higher, with top seeds often entering in the later rounds and early-round matchups featuring more ranked opponents. For many players outside the top 10, strong results at WTA 500 events are crucial in climbing into elite territory.
At the top of the regular-season hierarchy are the WTA 1000 tournaments, the premier events outside the Grand Slams and the WTA Finals. With 1000 ranking points on offer for the champion and large-scale international audiences, these tournaments - such as Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid and Rome - consistently attract complete top-10 fields. They feature bigger draws, longer match formats in some cases and the toughest week-to-week competition on the calendar. Performances at WTA 1000 level often define a player’s season and significantly influence year-end rankings.
The season's best eight-ranked players then qualify for the year-end championship, called the WTA Finals and currently held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The eight players are split into two groups, with the top two advancing into the semi-finals before the final crowns the year-end champion.
WTA Tournaments
The WTA Tour begins in January and runs through to early November, concluding with the WTA Finals.
Check out the tournaments currently staged on the WTA Tour below. You can click on the available links to see our more detailed coverage of each tournament.
January
- United Cup
- Brisbane International (WTA 500)
- Auckland Classic (WTA 250)
- Adelaide International (WTA 500)
- Hobart International (WTA 250)
- Australian Open (Grand Slam)
- Linz Open (WTA 500)
- Singapore Open (WTA 250)
February
- Abu Dhabi Open (WTA 500)
- Transylvania Open (WTA 250)
- Qatar Open (WTA Masters 1000)
- Dubai Tennis Championships (WTA Masters 1000)
- Merida Open (WTA 500)
- ATX Open, Austin (WTA 250)
March
- Indian Wells Masters (WTA Masters 1000)
- Miami Open (WTA Masters 1000)
- Charleston Open (WTA 500)
- Copa Colsanitas (WTA 250)
April
- Stuttgart Open (WTA 500)
- Open de Rouen (WTA 250)
- Madrid Open (WTA Masters 1000)
May
- Italian Open (WTA Masters 1000)
- Internationaux de Strasbourg (WTA 500)
- Morocco Open (WTA 250)
- French Open (Grand Slam)
June
- Queen’s Club Championships (WTA 500)
- Libéma Open (WTA 250)
- Nottingham Open (WTA 250)
- Berlin Open (WTA 500)
- Eastbourne International (WTA 500)
- Bad Homburg Open (WTA 500)
- Wimbledon (Grand Slam)
July
- Iași Open (WTA 250)
- Hamburg European Open (WTA 250)
- Prague Open (WTA 250)
- Washington Open (WTA 500)
- Canadian Open (WTA Masters 1000)
August
- Cincinnati Masters (WTA Masters 1000)
- Monterrey Open (WTA 500)
- Tennis in the Land (WTA 250)
- US Open (Grand Slam)
September
- Guadalajara Open (WTA 500)
- SP Open (WTA 250)
- Korea Open (WTA 500)
- Billie Jean King Cup (Team Event)
- China Open (WTA Masters 1000)
October
- Wuhan Open (WTA Masters 1000)
- Japan Open (WTA 250)
- Ningbo Open (WTA 500)
- Pan Pacific Open (WTA 500)
- Guangzhou Open (WTA 250)
- Hong Kong Open (WTA 250)
- Jiangxi Open (WTA 250)
- Chennai Open (WTA 250)
November
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WTA Tour FAQs
What is the WTA Tour?
The WTA Tour is the top tier women's professional tennis circuit. It is the governing body in charge of all major tennis tournaments.
What are the WTA Tour Grand Slams?
The Grand Slam tennis tournaments are also called majors and are the four most significant tournaments in tennis.
The Grand Slam’s start with the Australian Open in January, the French Open in late May to early June, Wimbledon Championships in June and July and the US Open in August and September. Each Grand Slam is contested over two weeks.
How to live stream the WTA Tour?
Visit our live streaming hub for information on how you can live stream the WTA Tour and other tennis events.
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