The 2026 tennis season has delivered plenty of surprises across both the men’s and women’s tours, with top players battling through competitive draws and high-stakes matches. BetUS offers tennis betting odds on key matchups throughout the season, including the most important stages as tournaments reach their climactic finales.
This June is packed with action across sports: World Cup odds are available for soccer supporters worldwide, while the tennis world warms up for Wimbledon Championship odds, set to take place from June 29 to July 12.
Men to Watch at Wimbledon 2026
Jannik Sinner – Last year, Jannik Sinner defeated two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the final, 4–6, 6–4, 6–4, 6–4, to win his first Wimbledon title and the fourth Grand Slam of his career.
But this year, Alcaraz will not be competing due to a right wrist injury suffered in April, which is why the Wimbledon championship odds at BetUS show Sinner as a prohibitive -170 favorite.
Novak Djokovic – The Serbian sensation may be the old man of the group at age 39, but he has more Grand Slam crowns than any man in history, with 24, seven of which came at Wimbledon. At +500 tennis odds, he has more experience than anyone and is dripping with value, particularly if Sinner can get upset along the way, as he did at the French Open just weeks ago.
Women to Watch at Wimbledon 2026
Aryna Sabalenka – The four-time Grand Slam winner has never turned the trick at Wimbledon, falling three times in the semifinals, including last year when she was upset by 13th-seeded Amanda Anisimova. Nevertheless, according to women’s Wimbledon winning odds at BetUS, Sabalenka is the current favorite at +325.
Mirra Andreeva – With all due respect to last year’s Wimbledon winner, Iga Swiatek (+750), and other notable contenders like Elena Rybakina (+550), Coco Gauff (+1200), and Amanda Anisimova (+1200), the talented teen from Siberia and newly minted French Open champion, Mirra Andreeva, has been getting better and better lately.
And why not? She’s only 19, and at odds of +700, she could be in perfect shape to notch her second consecutive major at Wimbledon.
Bet on Tennis: Top Markets to Try
BetUS has tennis odds on tournaments throughout the year, but naturally, there is much more activity surrounding a Grand Slam event. Whether it is the men’s or women’s division, doubles, or even mixed doubles, we have it all under one roof.
- Moneylines: Choose the player to win the head-to-head set or match. Favorites are indicated by a minus (-) sign, while underdogs are indicated by a plus (+) sign. Thus, a -140 favorite requires $140 to win $100, for a return of $240 (the original bet plus profit). Conversely, a +120 underdog means a $100 wager will win $120, for a return of $220 (the original bet plus profit).
- Game Spreads: These work like point spreads in football or basketball. If a player is a 3 ½ game favorite, they would have to win by a combined four or more games than their total number of losses at the end of the match for the bet to be graded as a winner.
Favorites are always enticing, but a gritty underdog can make things interesting and provide plenty of value with enough of a head start. Bet $100 on a favorite or an underdog and double your money. It can be that easy.
- Totals: Bettors can bet over or under the designated total number of games in a set or a match, which is the combined number of games won by both players in a match. Women’s matches are usually decided by the first player to win two sets, while the men must win three sets to win a match. Therefore, men’s match totals are always higher than women’s.
In a standard best-of-three-set Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) match, the average game total typically hovers around 21.5 to 22.5 games, while 38.5 to 39.5 games is typical for a best-of-five-set ATP Grand Slam match. Bet $100 on over or under the designated total set by the oddsmakers and double your money if you win.
- Futures: Each player has corresponding odds to win the tournament, and the odds are reflected in moneylines, as described above.
Tennis Live Bets
Those who are new to tennis betting will get the hang of it very quickly. BetUS has an extensive list of live betting opportunities that appear as the game is occurring. It’s fast, exciting, and provides plenty of action.
Checklist for Tennis Betting: Pre-Play and In-Play Tips
Every sharp handicapper has a checklist, whether it is tennis betting or any other sport. Men’s and women’s tennis odds can be found on all the tournaments listed, so make sure to do the following:
- Fund your account at BetUS
- Do your homework and review each player’s historical performances at that venue.
- Create your own tennis odds on each match before looking at those being offered at BetUS to determine if there are any that are giving you the biggest betting bang for your buck.
For In-play bet action:
- BetUS offers odds on the point in progress, the game, the set, and, of course, the updated match odds.
- Observe the momentum of each match and whether a player is getting fatigued and could be laboring as the match grows longer. This could be an ideal opportunity to bet on their opponent.
