Tennis Betting & Odds | Wimbeldon 2026

From the very first serve to match point, tennis is one of the sports that delivers drama and excitement across all of its major tournaments and events. Grand Slam showdowns and the ATP tour are just some of the most major competitions that host the sport's top talents and emerging stars; therefore, it is no surprise that the fast-paced showdowns and clashes they produce are so popular.

As a result of this, BOYLE Sports offers a wide range of tennis betting odds across the biggest tournaments and matches worldwide. Whether an individual wishes to predict an underdog upset or a dominating performance from a top-seeded player, there are plenty of sports betting markets for tennis available on site. Bettors can choose from simple match winner selections all the way to the correct score options.

How To Bet On Tennis

Should an individual wish to place a bet on tennis, the process of doing so can be straightforward. One of the most common tennis betting markets is the match winner option, where bettors can simply choose the player they think might go on to win the match. Before every tournament or competition, all of the latest fixtures are listed on site, accompanied by the latest tennis betting odds. 

This makes it easy to compare selections, with this going far beyond simply selecting who wins the match. Because tennis is played across sets and games, there are many different angles to potentially approach tennis betting from. This is because there are game handicaps, 1 set ahead, set winner, and total set markets also available. Some of these options even offer in-play wagering, allowing individuals to react to momentum swings as the match unfolds.

Top Tennis Competition to bet on 

Wimbledon is one of the four Grand Slams in tennis, and arguably the most famous of the lot. Held in SW19 in the first two weeks of July, it sees the top tennis players in the world pull on their whites and take to Centre Court.  

Wimbledon Prediction & Betting Odds

Alongside our Wimbledon odds and betting markets, we also bring you our predictions and betting tips throughout the tournament and in the lead up to the big matches. It will help inform your betting strategy and ensure you make the most of your wagers.  

When it comes to our Wimbledon betting, you’ll see outright odds for each of the players in the tournament and their chances of winning. The favourite will have the shortest odds and the wildcards will have the longest odds. If you think your favoruite players will triumph in the men’s game or will take the title in the women’s, you can bet on the outrights from the start of the competition right up to the final.  

For every match in the tournament, you’ll find a full selection of Wimbledon tennis odds. Popular bets include the winner of the match, the correct score, how many sets it goes to, the total games played, and more. You can even bet In-Play as the action unfolds whether you want to bet on the winner of the next game or the winner of the next set. 

How Do Tennis Betting Odds Work?

When taking a look at the listed tennis betting odds, the prices are usually shown in a fractional format, such as 2/1. For example, if a player has these same odds and a £10 wager is placed on them to win the match, this could result in a £20 return if the prediction is successful. However, it is worth noting that tennis betting odds can also be displayed in a decimal format, depending on the preference of an individual or the site used.

All of the tennis betting odds are decided by a number of factors to accurately reflect the probability of an outcome occurring. Things such as the form of a player, their strengths on a certain court type, previous match history against their opponent, and their seeded position can all influence the odds of a tennis betting market, with these updating as tournaments progress and new pieces of information come to light in the lead-up or during tournaments. 

Types Of Tennis Betting Markets

As we have already mentioned, there is a wide variety of markets available in tennis betting, giving individuals the option to approach games from different perspectives. Whether a bettor prefers straightforward selections or more detailed productions, there are multiple markets to potentially choose from, with the odds of these remaining competitive across all major events and tournaments.

Match Winner

Arguably, the most popular and straightforward option in tennis betting is the match winner market. This gives individuals the choice to select the player they think will win the match outright, with this being available across Grand Slam, ATP,  WTA and many other fixtures, making it one of the most widely used selections in turn.

Set Winner 

When it comes to the set winner tennis betting markets, these focus on which player will win a particular set during a match. This option could be used for competitive encounters where players trade sets throughout the contest, with bettors being able to wager on individual sets before the match, or as it unfolds with our live tennis betting markets.

Game Winner

Moving onto the game winner tennis betting markets, these instead relate to which player will win a specific game within a set. These are once again popular for in-play betting, with the live odds updating constantly throughout the match. Whether it is backing a strong server to hold their serve or predicting a crucial break, game winner betting options add an extra layer to these matches.

Game Handicap

Giving one player a vertical advantage or disadvantage based on the expected competitiveness of the match, handicap tennis betting markets may see participants start with a + or - amount of games. This means they must overcome or withstand these defects in order for the prediction to be correct, with these markets being used to create more balanced tennis odds in matches featuring players of different ability levels or seed mismatches.

Total Sets

Focusing on how many sets will be played in a match overall, total sets tennis betting markets usually present individuals with a set line. From here, they can predict whether they think the number of sets will be above or below this amount, similar to the under/over markets in football betting. 

1 Set Ahead 

In terms of the 1 set ahead tennis betting market, this gives bettors the option to predict which player will take the lead by winning the opening set of the match. This could be a useful market if there is a player who is known for being a strong server or starting fast before the momentum of a match shifts later on.

Bet On Tennis With BoyleSports

There is a wide range of tennis betting markets and odds across all of the biggest tournaments at BoyleSports, from early round fixtures in Grand Slams to the major finals of other top tennis competitions including Wimbeldon. Each of the options comes with tennis odds that are updated constantly and remain competitive, regardless of which perspective an individual may wish to approach a match from. 

Tennis betting markets are just one of the major sports hosted on site, too, with cricket betting and Australian Rules betting options also being available to users. 

Tennis Betting FAQs

What does In-Play Tennis Betting mean?

In-play or live tennis betting allows you to place wagers on a match as it is happening, with odds updating continuously between points, games, and sets. This opens up markets such as game winner and set winner on a live basis, letting you react to momentum shifts, breaks of serve, or changes in player form as the match unfolds.

Does the court surface affect Tennis Betting Odds? 

Yes, the court surface has a significant influence on tennis betting odds. The four main surfaces  (grass, clay, hard, and indoor hard) suit different playing styles, and many players have notably stronger records on specific surfaces. Clay courts tend to favour baseline players with heavy topspin, while grass suits serve-and-volley styles and big servers. 

What does a Walkover mean in Tennis and how does it affect bets?

A walkover occurs when a player withdraws from a match before it begins, conceding the contest to their opponent without any play taking place. This can happen due to injury, illness, or personal reasons. The settlement of bets in the event of a walkover depends on the terms and conditions of the bookmaker and the specific market involved.