Wimbledon Odds

Betting on Wimbledon can be done before and during a match.

Betting Odds for Wimbledon matches appear usually a few hours after the brackets are revealed (a week before the first match happens). However, outright odds (when you can bet on who wins the tournament) appear as early as the tournament ends (one year in advance). 

Pre-match odds take the form of the usual three of the spread, outrights (moneyline), and total (over/under). These odds change as often as money is bet on either side and whether there are developments to the participants (injury, sickness, last-minute venue changes etc.). 

Betting during the match is called live betting. This changes frequently depending on how the game goes. You will need a solid Internet connection and an efficient mobile site/app or desktop if you want to poach good value. 

Outright odds or futures are hard to predict as you are betting on tournaments or results that won’t happen until a year or months away. A lot can change during this time so we don’t advise betting too much.

You can find Wimbledon betting odds along with the best odds for sports betting in Canada here at Canada Sports Betting.

Making money through betting on Wimbledon is possible. But it takes plenty of work. You’ll first need to do your research, basic advice but it can’t be stressed enough.

And research isn’t just about figuring out which players are going to win or who to bet on but which sportsbook is best for you. 

You can find the best sportsbooks in Canada by looking through guides like ours.

Once you find these sites, carefully peruse them one by one and open multiple tabs to do comparisons. Compare their bonuses: welcome and special promotions (not every site offers one).

Find which books offer the best Wimbledon odds markets.

Some books have a large tennis demographic and so they specialize on all things Wimbledon. They will open odds earlier than some books and they will have plenty more markets to bet on. But this could also mean their lines become steamed due to popularity.

And lastly, be sure to check the sportsbooks’ mobile platforms – either their app or mobile site. Since you will likely be betting on your smartphone, it is crucial to pick a book that has an efficient mobile site/app.

A welcome bonus is a promotion that many sportsbooks offer for new players, such as matching up to a certain amount of your first deposit with free bets.

Some sites will offer up to $200 or $500 worth of free bets if you deposit the same amount and meet the conditions.

When picking a sportsbook for their welcome bonus, ensure that you read the terms and conditions to find how you qualify.

The welcome bonuses you receive can be used to bet openly, but sometimes it is limited to certain types of sports – like Wimbledon. 

At the least, you can think of free bets as a chance to earn some profit without having to use your bankroll. You don’t need to wager (bet) any actual cash in this case. Winning a free bet will generate currency equivalent to a free bet, per terms and conditions of the site you use. 

Some books, usually new ones, will offer a no deposit bonus. This is like a welcome bonus that will reward you with free bets regardless if you make a deposit or not. But this also comes with conditions you need to follow to be rewarded the free cash.

Check the bonuses from our sportsbooks.

While most sportsbooks offer Wimbledon odds, not all of them offer the same type of sports betting odds.

Some books will have different odds depending on how much action their odds get (money bet) and how much they adjust to the market (what the odds look in other sportsbooks).

Certain sites have a focus on Wimbledon and tennis bets as they have a large portion of tennis bettors.

These books will usually monitor their lines more thoroughly and could open lines earlier than most books. But because they are active, you can expect their betting lines to change often while odds for favourites could also be bet to expensive prices. 

It is best to look through multiple sportsbooks to check the odds. Alternatively, you can use our odds widget, which shows a comparison between some of the most popular sportsbooks. 

As with comparing sportsbooks for the best odds, you also need to find which books are updating their lines first.

This will show you which books focus on Wimbledon and tennis more and would be useful for future bets. 

There is a chance you can place a bet on non-updated odds (like if a player gets injured and/or their odds drop drastically), but the sportsbook will rescind your bet.

Most books usually just follow the market when adjusting their lines. Differences in odds wouldn’t be more than a few cents in most cases, with the exception of props.

Comb through different books to find the books that offer the most markets – the ones that have the most props.

Unusual prop bets (like how many aces a player hits or how many break points they save) could have very different odds depending on the books.

Other than pre-match odds, you will also want to learn which books offer constant live betting action. Chances are, the books that do are the ones that already provide the most Wimbledon and tennis markets and the ones that constantly update.

Books that specialize on tennis, like Bet365, also offer the most futures markets. Futures are usually about deciding a player’s fate in a future Wimbledon tournament such as if Roger Federer will play or who will win the next tournament (also an outright bet).

Consequently, sportsbooks that offer better odds could mean they are not getting many bets on their Wimbledon odds.

You will need to find which sportsbook publishes Wimbledon odds the fastest like William Hill. Once you get the hang of finding odds and notice trends, you will be able to place multiple bets and get great returns.

You can bet on Wimbledon odds on your desktop, laptop, or on mobile.

Like any modern website today, the top sportsbooks offer comprehensive mobile betting experiences – either through a site or app. But first, you will have to figure out if you like betting on websites or apps first.

Websites are more easily available and work for all types of phones. They are also updated much faster and may have an interface that looks closer to the desktop version as opposed to apps.

Mobile sites can also be shared much easier between users (you can refer to your friends) and cannot de deleted. However, sites are more dependent on an Internet connection. 

Mobile betting apps tend to be buggier and not as widely available as websites.

However, apps are much more customizable and not as dependent on the Internet. You can tailor an app to suit your betting style a lot more than a website.

If you need a better degree of interaction, apps are also the way to go. But the apps’ biggest advantage are their push notifications.

This is a must-have if you want to be constantly updated on any betting chances or if you want a quicker access to betting.