Tennis Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

Since the advent of sports betting centuries ago, bookmakers have offered different forms of betting to punters. One of the classics that remains a go-to option in the sports betting market is ante-post betting, a popular bet offering punters better odds and value than others.

Every experienced punter is always looking for ways to gain an edge over bookmakers for maximum profit in sports betting. One of the proven strategies bettors use to tip the scales in their favor is courtsiding betting, which utilizes latency in the odds adjustments of live bets.

Experts are calling it the most open Roland Garros in decades. We tend to agree with them simply because there’s one enormous elephant in the room when it comes to the French Open 2023: No Rafael Nadal. The man who has won this tournament 14 of the past 18 years will not be taking to the Parisian courts, meaning this Roland Garros is anyone for the taking. What does this mean for our ATP French Open 2023 predictions?

For almost two months now, the WTA Tour has been building towards the French Open. With the main draw of Roland Garros 2023 commencing on Sunday, this is where the rubber hits the road. Whose preparation has been the best? Can anyone dethrone the Queen of Clay, Iga Swiatek?

Tennis fans will likely look back on the 2023 ATP Tour clay court season as one of the most wide-open in history. Novak Djokovic has a dodgy elbow and not much tennis under his belt, Rafael Nadal is on the side-lines, lucky losers are making finals, and a teenager is seemingly unbeatable. With an expanded draw and schedule in 2023, the Italian Open promises to be yet another fascinating clay court Masters 1000.

For much of the WTA Tour, the following week and a half represents the final opportunity to build momentum ahead of Roland Garros. With the year’s second Grand Slam just around the corner and fierce rivalries developing between the world’s top women on clay, who will gain the upper hand in Rome this week?

The WTA Tour heads to slightly warmer courts this week as the best women in the world line up for the Mutua Madrid Open 2023. With Spanish clay on show and the second Grand Slam of the year looming in a little over a month’s time, every tournament at this stage of the season is crucial. Especially, when it’s a WTA Tour Masters 1000 event.

Smell that earthy scent? That’s the road to Roland Garros, and it’s getting trodden on again this week. The Madrid Open 2023 begins in Spain, with the best players in men’s tennis hitting the red clay of Madrid to fine-tune their games ahead of the year’s biggest clay-court tournament just around the corner.

Tennis fans around the world will be rubbing their hands together in glee at the prospect of the next few months’ tennis. Finally, after plenty of false starts, it’s here: an era of tennis that is genuinely competitive beyond ‘the Big Three.’

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?