Tennis predictions

Here you will find all tennis predictions, including tennis predictions for today and tennis predictions for tomorrow. As StakeHunters is an open tipsters site, you will find tennis betting tips from pro tipsters, tennis experts and new tipsters alike. Remember to check every tipsters individual statistics and history.

On Stakehunters tennis predictions page you will find tips from all tennis tournaments around the world: Grand Slam tournaments tips, Team events tips, Junior ITF grade A events tips, ATP Tour tips, WTA Tour, Challenger Tour tournaments tips.
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Tennis betting tips

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Tennis betting rules

Walkover win occurs when a player advances after their opponent pulls out of a tournament before a match. Match never started, all bets are void as a universal rule.

Tennis player retire and injuries are the primary reason this happens quite often.
If a match is not completed because of a player retirement (or disqualification), all handicap, total games, total sets bets will be considered void, regardless what the score was at the time. Most bookmakers will also void the Moneyline bets in case of retirement. If the nominated (the one you made your bets on) set in a match was completed, all wagers on that particular set are graded and will stand. These rules will apply for most bookies. But you should always check your bookmaker retirement rules for tennis, as unlike other popular sports, some tennis retirement rules vary from bookmaker to bookmaker.

Weather Delays, as rain (or darkness) causes your bet to move on the next day, bets are generally still valid. Some bookmakers have 24-72 hour rules, which means the match must be completed in that time from the scheduled start, otherwise all bets are void.

If you bet the spread or under/over (games or sets), almost all bookmakers require the match to finish. Otherwise all spread (handicap) bets are void.

Moneyline rules are trickier with retirements since different bookmakers have different rules. Always check tennis betting rules of your chosen bookmaker. They vary and sometimes will mean WIN instead of void or the other way around.

Futures bets stand valid, even if any player(s) pulled out of the tourney prior to ever playing a single point. Some bookies may have exceptions, but usually this is the case.

Tennis injuries is one of the main factors to watch in tennis betting

When betting on tennis, you should always look for player injury history and his/her current health. You should also know the rules, how your bookmaker grades tennis results if the match is not finished and bet accordingly.

Muscle strain is the most common injury in tennis. Overuse is also very common in tennis players of all levels.

And while most of the injuries in tennis are not long-term, they often happen during the match and might change the outcome completely.

How to choose a tennis bookmaker

Do the research for a bookmaker that covers not only the main tennis tournaments, but also the smaller ones. That will certainly help in a long run, as smaller tournaments gets much less attention and most of the times are easier to find value in. Also, always check tennis betting rules by any given bookmaker, as they vary and sometimes will mean WIN instead of void or other way around. You can also check full Stakehunters article on how to choose a good tennis bookmaker. This is really important, so take your time.

Tennis spread betting

Spread betting in tennis is the same as handicap betting. That allows bettors to not pick a real match winner, but to do that by giving the less favourite player a handicap (+).
There is one main thing that is different from most other sports in tennis handicap betting. Theoretically, you can even win negative handicap if the player loses. For example three set match of 6-1, 6-7, 6-7 results in player B winning, but it will also mean that player A won 18-15 when we count all the games. Therefore, player A loses the match (and moneyline bets), but would have won even -2.5 spread against player B.

There are two types of spread bets in tennis – game spread and set spread. Set spread is straightforward, let’s say you bet on player -1.5 sets, it means 2-0 straight sets victory is required. If you bet +1.5 sets, any won set by an underdog will already result in your victory, too.

Why is tennis betting so popular

Tennis is an individual sport, tipsters and bettors only have to analyse two players instead of 22+ in football, 10+ in basketball etc. Also the most tennis sites will only represent the ranking and history of any given player. They often neglect other factors like the current form, home ground, traveling, fatigue and probably most importantly health of both players. There are many factors for bookmakers take into account. At the same time, it’s also pretty easy to analyse for bettors.

There a lot of markets available for bettors in any major tournament of tennis. All of them are pretty easy to understand and once again, can be often easier predicted than any team sport. Basically, tennis is a sport that is hard to play, but also easy to understand.

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