Bet on every ATP Tour and WTA Tour tournament, all four Grand Slams, Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, and ATP Finals. Match winner, set betting, total games, and live in-play markets on every televised match.
Tennis betting on Lotus 365 Blue covers the full men's and women's professional tour year-round. From the Australian Open in January through the US Open in September, plus the ATP Finals in November, every Grand Slam and Masters 1000 event gets dedicated markets.
Tennis suits live in-play trading because the match structure creates clear pricing moments: after each game, each set, each break of serve. Odds move sharply on break points, set points, and momentum shifts, which creates opportunities to enter or cash out at favourable prices.
Every major event in tennis gets dedicated market coverage. Below are the tournaments most bettors on Lotus 365 Blue focus on.
First Grand Slam of the year, Melbourne. Full singles and doubles markets.
Clay court Grand Slam, Paris. Longer matches suit set betting formats.
Grass court Grand Slam, London. The most watched tennis event globally.
Hard court Grand Slam, New York. Closing Grand Slam of the year.
Nine tier-one ATP and WTA tournaments per year including Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome, and Shanghai.
Team tennis competitions where players represent their countries.
The main market types you can place on tennis matches and events.
Which player wins the match. Two-outcome market, no draw possible in tennis.
Exact set score (e.g., 2-0, 2-1 in best-of-three; 3-0, 3-1, 3-2 in best-of-five).
Total games played in the match. Common lines: 21.5, 22.5, 23.5.
Which player takes the opening set. Settled after set one.
One player is given a game head start; the other must overcome the deficit.
Total sets played (relevant in best-of-five Grand Slam matches).
Tennis in-play markets update after every point in televised matches. Prices swing sharply on break-of-serve moments and set points. Cash-out is available throughout the match on most pre-match bets, letting you exit a winning or losing position without waiting for the final result.
Three steps from account setup to placing your first tennis bet.
Log in and open Tennis in the main sports menu. Tournaments are grouped by tour and round.
Choose an ATP, WTA, or Grand Slam match. Pre-match markets appear 24 to 72 hours before the match.
Match winner, set betting, or total games. Tap odds, enter stake, confirm bet.
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WhatsApp Support ChatAll four Grand Slams (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open), all nine ATP Masters 1000 events, all WTA 1000 events, ATP 500 and 250 tour events, WTA 500 and 250 events, Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, and ATP Finals.
Set betting is a market on the exact set-by-set outcome of the match. In best-of-three matches (most ATP and WTA events, women's Grand Slams), possible outcomes are 2-0 or 2-1 for either player. In best-of-five (men's Grand Slams), outcomes are 3-0, 3-1, or 3-2 for either player.
Yes. Live in-play markets are available for every televised tennis match. Match winner, set winner, and next game winner markets all update ball by ball. Prices swing sharply on break points and set points.
You predict whether the total number of games played in the match will be over or under a specific line. Higher lines apply to Grand Slam best-of-five matches; lower lines apply to standard best-of-three matches.
One player is given a games head start (positive handicap) and the other is given a deficit (negative handicap). To win a bet on the disadvantaged player, they must win the match by more than the handicap number of games. It evens out heavily-favoured matchups.
Yes. Doubles matches at Grand Slams and Masters 1000 events get match winner and set betting markets. Coverage is not as deep as singles, but the major events are all included.
You predict which player wins the opening set. The bet settles the moment the first set concludes, so results come faster than the full match markets. It is a popular choice for live in-play trading.
Yes. Davis Cup (men's team tennis) and Billie Jean King Cup (women's team tennis) are both fully covered. Markets include tie winner, individual rubber winner, and outright competition winner.
Yes. Different players excel on different surfaces. Trading teams factor in surface preference when setting odds. This is why a player might be favourite at Roland Garros (clay) but underdog at Wimbledon (grass).
Yes. Tournament outright markets open the moment the draw is released, typically two to three days before the first round. You can bet on the winner, semi-finalists, and quarter-finalists at Grand Slams and Masters events.
Tiebreak markets let you bet on whether a specific set (or the match) will contain a tiebreak. Common at Wimbledon and US Open where sets are heavily serve-dominant.
A break of serve shifts the odds significantly. The player who was broken sees their match odds lengthen, and the player who broke sees theirs shorten. This is one of the most predictable price movements in live tennis trading.