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Features of tennis betting: winning strategies

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9 months ago

Tennis is a sport that always captivates with its energy, incredible dynamics, speed, and opens up numerous opportunities for betting. The large number of tournaments and matches taking place daily worldwide makes tennis an attractive area for betting, where players can demonstrate their analytical skills and strategic thinking. In this article, we will discuss the features of tennis betting and explore strategies that can lead to successful outcomes.

Types of tennis bets

Before starting, it is important to understand the types of tennis bets, figure out how to achieve success in specific situations, and choose the optimal strategy. There are three types of bets:

Singles	A single bet will be successful if you correctly predict the outcome of a sporting event. The singles strategy is best suited for beginners who are just starting to familiarize themselves with the intricacies of this sport and learn how to accurately predict match results.
Accumulators (Express)	In accumulator bets, you need to correctly predict the outcomes of at least 2 results from different tennis events. In such cases, strategy plays a crucial role. However, in case of a win, the payout can be much higher than with individual bets. Accumulator bets are safer for players as they allow for a certain margin of error, as determined by the chosen system.
Systems	When choosing individual tennis bets, the odds must be accurately assessed. In a “2 out of 3” system, with one incorrectly predicted outcome, the odds for both winning bets multiply (when all 3 bets are correct, 3 coefficients are multiplied accordingly). In this case, the player profits similarly to an accumulator bet. However, this strategy is suitable only for those who have a deep understanding of tennis and know all its intricacies and nuances of the game.

Best betting strategies

Similar to any other sports events, tennis bettors do not make random bets but adhere to specific strategies, such as:

Betting on favorites

Usually, if there is a clear favorite in a match, the odds for them are relatively low. This means that placing a bet on a player with higher chances of winning is unlikely to result in significant winnings. On average, odds for favorites range from 1.06 to 1.2.

Before placing a bet, choose a bookmaker with the highest odds. Analyze the player’s form. If the favorite is injured or uncertain, consider changing your strategy. Look for negative signs: if the weaker player does not win their serves, the odds on their opponent are unlikely to increase. In such cases, place a bet at the end of the first game.

Accumulator bets

In tennis matches, you can create accumulators where the odds are multiplied, significantly increasing the potential winnings. However, players should carefully analyze opponents to be confident in the outcomes of two or more matches. Accumulators can even be created within a single match, for example, by betting on the victory of a player and then on a negative handicap and total games under.

Betting on the exact score

The strategy involves two possible options. If there is an obvious favorite and an underdog in the match, a bet is placed on the favorite’s victory with a score of 2:0 or 3:0, provided the coefficient exceeds 1.50. If the leader plays against an opponent who can challenge them, the bettor places a bet on the leader’s victory with a score of 2:1 (only suitable for best-of-three matches). Experts recommend allocating 3-5% of the total bankroll for such bets.

In tennis betting, strategies play a crucial role. Using the right approaches can significantly increase the chances of a successful outcome. Analyzing matches, prudent money management, and considering players’ form are essential factors.