Tennis Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

What a time to be a tennis fan. After a jam-packed ten days of action in Indian Wells, the ATP Tour jumps straight over to Miami to do it all again over the next week and a half. Can Carlos Alcaraz roll on from his win on the weekend to complete the Sunshine Double? Or will Daniil Medvedev exact his revenge now that he knows what he’s up against? It seems like this tournament will again be a two-horse race, but can another player emerge from the woodwork and cause an upset?

Is there a better time of year for tennis fans than the Sunshine Double? After a brilliant Indian Wells tournament concluded over the weekend, the best players in tennis head straight over to Miami for another fortnight of top-class tennis action. It may not be a Grand Slam, but it’s the next best thing, and the action will certainly be just as competitive at the WTA Miami Open 2023.

There’s a reason why the Indian Wells Masters 1000 is known colloquially as ‘the fifth Grand Slam of the year’. For the next eleven days, the best men in tennis will fight it out in the heat of the California desert for the prize of lifting the year’s first Masters 1000 trophy. Well, all but two of the best men in tennis - with both Novak Djokovic (vaccine-related travel issues) and Rafael Nadal (hip injury) not competing in Indian Wells, the draw is wide open in 2023.

The first big tournament since the Australian Open is finally here. WTA Indian Wells is the first Masters-level tournament of the year and the first tournament of the "Sunshine Double," with the Miami Open straight after. Iga Swiatek is the defending champion, and she comes here in good spirits after winning the WTA Doha title last month.

If you are familiar with the football betting market, you have probably heard of correct score betting. It is among the most popular and high-paying bet types across various sports. However, this wager type is not as simple as you may think. It requires adequate patience and thorough research on the players and teams involved. It also uses appropriate strategies to select the correct score during a sports game. This guide will help you understand everything you need about correct score betting.

Women’s tennis heads to Dubai next week for the first WTA 1000 event of the year. With this being the third Middle Eastern event in as many weeks, there are plenty of women who head into this tournament playing good tennis and eager to add more wins to their records this year. We look at all the best bets to place ahead of the first ball being served on Sunday and break down the 2023 Dubai Open WTA tennis odds.

Women’s tennis heads to Melbourne this week for a fortnight of jam-packed tennis action. The first Grand Slam of the year always promises to entertain, and this year is no different, with multiple players entering the tournament in red-hot form and eager to win. We break down all of the odds on the Australian Open and suggest the best bets to place over the next fortnight.

The year is only two weeks old, and the first Grand Slam of the season is already upon us. With the best 128 men in tennis converging in Melbourne, Australia, over the next two weeks, tennis fans will be feasting themselves on a smorgasbord of high-class hard-court action. We break down all the betting odds and stats ahead of Monday’s first match in this betting preview.

Tennis is on a collision course for the Australian Open in a week’s time, but not before a few more tournaments are played this week. One of these is a repeat event in Adelaide, where a bizarre scheduling quirk sees back-to-back WTA 500 tournaments played at the same venue in Memorial Drive Tennis Centre. Despite the Groundhog Day vibes, there’s still plenty of exciting betting action to be had as players engage in their final tune-up prior to the year’s first Grand Slam.

After many professional tennis players have spent the last six weeks enjoying some downtime, the first regular tournament of the ATP Tour is back in 2023. The year kicks off with an ATP 250 in Adelaide, Australia, one of several events that are precursors to the Australia Open, beginning on the 16th of January.