Australian Open Betting Odds 2022

The Australian Open takes place every year in Melbourne. The event is held annually at Melbourne Park, with Rod Laver Arena, hosting many of the biggest matches, including the Finals.

The Australian Open takes place every year for two weeks, starting in January. The 2022 Australian Opens runs from January 17th to January 30th. 

The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam tennis event on the calendar every year.

Yes, Canadians can legally bet on the Australian Open.

Canadians can bet on the Australian Open through any of our partners' websites. These online sportsbooks offer high odds and bonuses for new users to bet on the Australian Open.

These are two main types of bets available on the Australian Open. The first is tennis futures on what player will win the tournament. The most popular futures are what players will win the Australian Open’s men's singles and women’s singles title. The other bets available are on who will win matches throughout the tournament. Outright winners and tennis prop bets are the most common betting lines on Australian Open matches. 

Canadians can watch the Australian Open on TSN and RDS in French-speaking regions. They can also stream additional matches on through the TSN website or app.

The Australian Open lasts eight rounds played over two weeks, plus three singles qualifying rounds before the start of the tournament.

The total prize money for the Australian Open is $71,000,000 (Australian dollars). The winners of the men’s and women’s singles tournaments each take AUD 4,120,000.

The Australian Open’s court surface is hard, meaning it is made of a combination of concrete and asphalt and sealed with acrylic materials to seal it from liquid and provide some cushioning. Hard surfaces are the most common surface type used in professional tennis. 

Tennis betting isn't too different than the bulk of the other mainstream sports. There are win/loss (Moneyline) bets, as well as over/under and all the other betting options you'd expect to find. As well as this, there are additional prop bets, which are unique to certain events and tournaments. Here is a breakdown of all the available betting types for tennis:

• Outright Betting.
• Match Betting.
• Handicap Betting.
• Over/Under Betting.
• Correct Score.
• In-Play/Live Betting
• Prop Bets.

Set and game totals are very popular betting lines for tennis fans, allowing bettors to select their favourite players and simply place a wager to see if they'll come out on top.

Obviously, tennis sets are pivotal to success and can be turning points in the game, which makes for an exciting betting market. Alternatively, bettors can place a simple game-winners bet, which is the most common of all tennis bets.

What's a double result bet? Well, double result wagers are common and easy to understand! Normally, this type of bet involves wagering on the 1st set of a match, as well as the overall outcome.

Bettors have the choice of choosing players who will win the first set and win the match, or that the player will lose the first set but win the match overall. These types of bets are normally saved for bettors who have a depth of knowledge about the match and players.

With a variety of bets available, it can be very confusing when it comes to selecting the right betting line. Well, we can't say which is the best per se, but the most popular lines among tennis bettors are Moneyline, Set Spread and the Over/Under. 

Absolutely yes. In-Play or Live betting, is arguably the most popular betting line for any mainstream sport, no less tennis which commands a huge in-play betting market. Tennis has so many facets and is made up of games, sets and ultimately match-betting.