Australian Open Mens Picks

There’s a huge tennis tournament going on this week in Australia.  It’s one of the biggest Pro Tennis betting tournaments of the year and although the odds in the sportsbook range from +125 on the favorite to +35000 on the longest shot, it’s very difficult to go against the favorite in the futures’ book.
In fact, on the men’s…

Grading The Women’s Australian Open Futures

The Australian Open has been overshadowed by political talk stemming from some of its biggest players about tour demands and overbearing schedules. Goddamnit can Pro Tennis Women’s betting be any more boring? Where’s a sex scandal when you need one?
For you tennis aficionados, the Australian Open is not only the first Grand Slam of the…

Australian Open Futures Starts 2012 Grand Slam Season

Australian Open Futures Market: Who will win the 2012 Aussie Open

As the first Grand Slam of the year approaches, the all-consuming question of who will win the coveted trophy is making the rounds in tennis betting circles. Now, I’ll admit it is a bit premature to even contemplate answering this question at this point,…

As the French Open or Roland Garros gets underway sports betting markets are hopping as tennis enthusiasts weigh in on who will win this year’s instalment of the French Open.
For many seasons, Rafael Nadal was installed as the runaway juggernaut to win the title.

Whew!
Yep, you just heard the field of WTA competitors breathe a sight of collective of relief, armed with the knowledge that Serena Williams, the two-time defending champion (and best player in the world no matter what the rankings say) will not be on hand to defend her title when the 2011 Australian Open gets underway, live from Melbourne, Australia on Monday, Jan. 17, 2011.

World Group Davis Cup action features in the tennis betting market at BetUS Sportsbook this week. Entering the World Group Quarterfinals stage, eight nations remain all hoping to vie for a spot in the semi-finals: Spain, France, Argentina, Russia, Chile, Czech Republic, Croatia and Serbia.
Spain vs.

As hard as it is to believe, tennis’ third Grand Slam of the calendar year is a mere days away from starting up.
But as the world’s top players start converging on the All England Club and the grass courts of London, who’re the favorites? Let’s take a look at a few, in the Wimbledon Futures bets.
Roger Federer (+120): While Rafael Nadal may have taken Federer’s place…

Tennis bettors everywhere are rejoicing, as we’re just days away from the third Grand Slam on the calendar- Wimbledon- getting under way.
And while we all know that Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray enter as the favorites in the men’s draw, tennis futures bettors might be looking for more value in their wagers.

While Rafa, Roger and Robin are the favorites to win the 2010 French Open title and guys like Djokovic, Verdasco and Cilic are just a cut below, what about the players whose odds are a bit longer?
From Andy Murray to Andy Roddick, this look at the ‘middle-of-the-pack’ players vying for this year’s second grand slam title will give avid tennis gamblers all of the inside…

Will another ‘young gun’ rise up and shock the field like Juan Martin Del Potro at the 2009 U.S. Open or will some other grand slam title-less veteran finally make the career breakthrough he’s been waiting for?
This in-depth look at the bettor-friendly ATP Futures Odds for the 2010 French Open will give professional tennis gamblers everywhere an excellent idea of just what to…