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How Does The Odds In Tennis Work?

Tennis betting is a popular form of sports gambling that has gained a huge following of passionate fans. It involves placing wagers on the outcome of a tennis match, whether it is a singles match, doubles match, or a round of Grand Slam events. By analyzing the players’ past performance, their current form, and the current court conditions, bettors attempt to guess the winner of a match or tournament as the odds of each match are released. 

One of the main reasons why tennis betting is so popular is because it is relatively low risk yet high reward. When betting on a tennis match, the amount of money you can win depends largely on the amount you have wagered. That means you can potentially make a lot of money without having to put down a lot of cash. 

Tennis betting can also be exciting and thrilling, as the outcome of each point or game can quickly shift the momentum of a match. Unlike other sports, there is a play-by-play dynamic that provides bettors with an interactive experience. This also makes it easier to analyze past matchups and spot tendencies that could provide an edge when placing bets. 

Moreover, people can also now bet on tennis online. Thanks to technology, they can place bets on tennis matches from anywhere in the world with an internet connection. This makes betting on tennis much more convenient and accessible to fans worldwide. The best tennis betting sites offer bonuses, wagering discounts, and other lucrative promotions that make the experience more enjoyable and profitable. 

Tennis betting is a great way to enjoy the sport on a different level. With the ability to actively participate and potentially earn money, it’s no wonder why tennis betting has become a favorite pastime for thousands of fans all over the world.

Odds in Tennis Betting 

Another key factor that attracts bettors to tennis betting is the odds. When betting on sports, bettors look for profitable odds that can give them the chance to make some extra money while enjoying the game. Tennis provides bettors with the opportunity to find the best possible odds for a singles or doubles match and increase their chances of winning. 

In addition, the odds in tennis betting can be volatile. This means that the odds can drastically change right before or during a match, providing betting opportunities for astute gamblers. Betting on these changes and correctly predicting the outcome of a match can be beneficial for those who understand the sport and know how to capitalize on the odds. 

The odds are normally expressed in decimal or fraction form and show which team or player is expected to win. For example, if a team is given odds of 2.00 to win a game or match, then this means that for every pound you bet, you will receive two pounds back if your selection wins. In other words, the favorite in this case is expected to win and the odds are in their favor. 

On the other hand, if a team is given odds of 5.00, then this means that if you bet one pound you will receive five pounds back, but the team is seen as the underdog and isn’t expected to win. 

Bettors often use these odds to determine which teams or players they should bet on. By examining the odds and betting on teams or players with the most favorable odds, bettors can increase their chances of winnings.

Tips To Get Better Odds 

Odds are an extremely important factor to consider when betting on any sporting event, particularly tennis betting. They represent the probability of an event happening and can be used to determine the return on investment for a particular wager. By understanding the odds and how to properly calculate them, bettors can get the best possible returns on their wagers. 

Here are some tips to help you get better odds in tennis betting: 

1. Understand the Format – Before placing your bet, it’s important to understand the format of the match. The best odds are usually available for matches that follow the standard single-set or best-of-3 format. If the match is played in a best-of-5 format, the odds may be different due to the extra length of the match. 

2. Research the Players – Researching the players competing in the match can provide valuable insights that can help you get the best odds. Be sure to look at their recent form, their head to head record, playing styles, and overall ability. The more informed you are about the players, the better the odds you can get. 

3. Compare Odds – Comparing odds from different bookmakers can help you find the best value. Be sure to shop around and take the time to look at several bookmakers to ensure you’re getting the best possible odds

4. Use Bonuses and Promotions – Most bookmakers offer bonuses and promotions for bets placed with them. Be mindful of the terms and conditions of these bonuses and use them wisely. It could give you an extra edge when it comes to getting better odds. 

5. Utilize Online Betting Sites – With so many online betting sites available, it’s easy to find and take advantage of great deals. Be sure to have a look at the different sites and compare their offers before deciding where to place your bet. 

By following these tips, bettors can get better odds in tennis betting and maximize their potential winnings. Understanding and utilizing the power of odds can help to make tennis betting an even more enjoyable and profitable experience.

In Summary, 

By analyzing the players’ past performance, their current form, and the current court conditions, bettors attempt to guess the winner of a match or tournament as the odds of each match are released. Tennis betting is popular because it is a relatively low risk yet high reward form of gambling. Additionally, bettors can use bonuses and promotions to get better odds. Finally, understanding and utilizing the power of odds can make tennis betting an even more enjoyable and profitable experience.

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13 comments

  • Cory · June 30, 2023 at 1:59 pm

    Agree with all above wisdom ^

    Any smart bettor will tell you that you need to lean underdog for better value… as the thinking is that most bettors altogether are “down” and chasing losses (house vigs/overrounds), and will lean towards more secure bets (favorites) to get themselves back into shape, thus tipping the scale of value towards underdog as his odds rise a tad. Market correction will always make this more negligible, but still. And the wider the odds between favorite and underdog, proportionally the more valuable this underdog gets (altho with lesser market volume, as many just avoid those longshots or the chalky favoirite). IMO of 15 years of betting tennis specifically.

  • Scoop Malinowski · June 30, 2023 at 3:44 pm

    Cory, even more impressive than Marozsan’s win vs Carlos is the bettors who bet on the Hungarian. They need to be celebrated and featured. I’ve made only one bet on tennis – I bet a friend $20 on Djokovic in the fifth set of 2019 Wimbledon final. 1-0, maybe need to bet more )

  • Cory · June 30, 2023 at 7:32 pm

    Ha! That’s awesome. Keep it 1-0, you’re better off for it. I don’t gamble anymore, but with a long history, i keep an eye on it for fun. I definitely would have taken the underdog against Alcaraz – 1. Alcaraz overbought, overhyped. 2. Alcaraz young and not quite proven. 3. best of 3 sets, anything can happen, including exhaustion and injury. 4. Crowd prob went crazy with the unknown beating the mighty #1.. In any case, you could have bought Maroszan pre-match and sold him for 4-8x the value after the first set (assuming live betting). Anyhow that’s all from me! But I did enjoy betting on tennis specifically, it was quite lucrative especially on Challenger level with less liquidity. You see more panic betting and simply bet against it.

  • Scoop Malinowski · June 30, 2023 at 9:10 pm

    Cory, Yes it’s an enticing hobby to dabble on tennis betting and some matches are awfully inviting to place a bet. After Djokovic at Wimbledon, I might favor Fritz to finally put it together. Iga is looking like the champ right now. Isner Sock got a WC into doubles. Hope they can make a run. Hsieh is back with Strycova, keeping her promise, instead of playing with her FO champ partner Wang.

  • Cory · July 1, 2023 at 12:41 am

    Wow Scoop, Eubanks finally getting a crack here – not just at a deep run but a final. Wow. You had mentioned being surprised that he hadn’t even cracked the top 100 for his career and here he is suddenly. Yeah, he’s got zero chance against Mannarino tho, who as you quoted an ATP pro recently, “doesn’t miss” which would be a problem for a powerful but clumsy hitter like Eubanks. All Mannarino has to do is wait out 10-15+ ball rallies and he’ll win probably 55-60% of those on a Eubanks mistake. Guy is immensely powerful tho. Will be an interesting watch. Mannarino @ 1.67 odds (win 67 dollars for every 100 risked on the Mannarino moneyline) is my pick! (mentioning only bc of the thread title!)

  • Scoop Malinowski · July 1, 2023 at 7:17 am

    Cory it is an intriguing final. Eubanks is a striker and could pull the upset here. He has the weapons to blast away Mannarino but he also could freeze up and be content with an ATP final, his best result ever. Eubanks is dangerous. Saw him at Newport last year and he lost early, Mannarino is best on grass.

  • Cory · July 1, 2023 at 2:26 pm

    Shocked!!! Eubanks OWNED Mannarino today. What incredible shotmaking. His backhand is a legit weapon.

  • Scoop Malinowski · July 1, 2023 at 7:20 pm

    Eubanks has now entered the discussion of best Americans, he’s now a champion and a force to be reckoned with. He could explode now.

  • Scoop Malinowski · July 1, 2023 at 8:00 pm

    Very impressed by Eubanks game, class and personality, now ranked 43 and in the mix to threaten to be top American and top ten in the next year. Mannarino is another class act who is worthy of the ATP Sportsmanship Award which Federer was given 11 times. Mannarino has never been involved in any drama or controversy.

  • Cory · July 1, 2023 at 9:35 pm

    Oh lest you forget when Mannarino bumped that Wimbledon ball kid! (what a joke that was)

    Yes heard Eubanks during the trophy he was a genuine soul, very likeable.

  • Cory · July 1, 2023 at 9:38 pm

    Eubanks has some SERIOUS weaponry. Looked like a wizard on grass. Tempted to say he just had a great day… i was not a Eubanks believer but proven wrong.

  • Scoop Malinowski · July 2, 2023 at 7:47 am

    Cory, I totally forget that Mannarino incident or I never saw or heard of it. He doesn’t have a mean bone in his body. Just a great pure player.

  • Scoop Malinowski · July 2, 2023 at 7:49 am

    Cory, Always saw Eubanks as a project, you can see his form and technique are superb, seemed just a matter of time before he galvanized everything with experience. Nice to see it’s finally happening. He’s the kind of kid everyone will like. And he’s worthy of such respect and admiration.

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