Tennis

Tennis Betting

There isn’t a sport that is more of a global affair these days than professional tennis. In 2023 alone, there are 63 tournaments scheduled in 29 different countries with only four designated weeks off for the world's best players. In other words, chances are there’s always a tennis match being played in the background somewhere which is great news if you like to bet on tennis.

Indeed, with tournaments being held throughout the year from Rome to Miami, you’ll never be short of tennis betting options as Paddy Power provides odds for every match on both the ATP Tour and WTA Tour.

What are the latest tennis odds?

If you’re searching for the latest tennis odds for any upcoming event then Paddy Power has you covered. Whatever the tournament is and wherever it might be taking place, you can count on the best odds being available to peruse over.

Irrespective of whether you’re a fair-weather fan or a fanatic, Paddy Power will have what you need. So should you want to cast your eye over the latest outright prices for Wimbledon or if you’re in need of the most up-to-date odds on the Astana Open in Kazakhstan, look no further than the Paddy Power tennis betting odds.

How do tennis odds work?

When you bet on an outcome in tennis, you will see that odds have been allocated to the eventuality that you are betting on. These odds represent the likelihood of your bet being successful and also reveal how much you could win.

So, let’s say you want to bet on Novak Djokovic beating Andy Murray and the Serb is at low odds of 5/6 to do so - these odds strongly suggest that Djokovic will win. Conversely, if you wanted to bet on Murray beating Djokovic and the Scot was at odds of 5/1, it would mean that it would take something special for Murray to win with the odds against his opponent's chances of success. In essence, the lower the odds, the more chance there is of a certain outcome taking place.

As for how much you could win, the reality is that tennis odds can be confusing which makes the process of manually working out your potential profit rather tricky. This is especially the case if you’re betting on more than just one match and have put together an accumulator which is multiple wagers on one bet slip. However big or small your odds might be, Paddy Power’s Bet Calculator is here to do all the heavy lifting for you as it will immediately give you an accurate display of your possible returns once you enter your odds and the stake you are happy to bet. In other words, there’s no need to strain the brain when you bet on tennis with Paddy Power.

What are the top tennis tournaments to bet on?

The professional tennis calendar is one of the busiest in the whole of sports with events taking place every weekend, there are four top tennis tournaments that players want to win more than the rest.

These tournaments are called Grand Slam events and winning them is the pinnacle of any professional player's career. The four Grand Slams in question are as follows and are in sequential order relating to their date in the calendar: the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Ask any avid fan and they will tell you that these are the best tennis competitions that they look forward to the most.

Now, on Paddy Power Sportsbook, you can bet on any of the 47 Tennis tournaments available. Some of the most popular competitions include ATP Stuttgart 2026, ATP London 2026, ATP Halle 2026, ATP 's-Hertogenbosch 2026. However, you can always choose to bet on other competitions such as WTA London 2026, WTA Berlin 2026, WTA 's-Hertogenbosch 2026, WTA Nottingham 2026 and more.

What are the upcoming fixtures on Paddy Power Tennis betting?

Popular upcoming fixtures include Be Shelton v Lehecka in which you can bet on Ben Shelton to win at odds of 1.53, Glinka/Sakellaridis v Hanfmann/Struff in which you can bet on D Glinka / S Sakellaridis to win at odds of 3.0, Prizmic v Ri Hijikata in which you can bet on Dino Prizmic to win at odds of 1.17 and more.

Which are the most popular Tennis betting markets?

Here at Paddy Power, there are many betting markets you can choose from, including Match Odds, Alternative Game Handicap 2 0.5, Game Handicap -0.5, To win 1st set and win match, Game Handicap 3-Way and many more.

What is the best option to bet on tennis?

Whether you’re betting on one of the top tennis tournaments like a Grand Slam or a smaller showdown in a lesser-known part of the world, whatever tennis betting markets you ultimately decide to choose, the best option is always to have done your research before betting.

There is no substitute for having done your homework on which players are in form and how they historically perform at a certain event. Keep in mind that if you're in two minds about an upcoming match or tournament, you can get a free helping hand from the experts as the latest tennis tips can be found on the Paddy Power News site.

How do you bet on tennis?

Learning how to bet on tennis with Paddy Power is straightforward. To start with, log onto the Paddy Power website. From here, click on the tennis option on the left-hand side of the home page. Once you have, you will be presented with all the live matches and upcoming tournaments for the year.

When you’ve selected the tennis odds you want, you will notice a box appear in the right-hand corner of the page - this will serve as your virtual betting slip. To end off, simply enter the amount you would like to wager before clicking on the green banner that says ‘place bets.'