Tennis bookmakers: Best tennis bookies ranked and reviewed

Tennis is one of the top sports to bet on thanks to its popularity, match frequency and gambling versatility.

Tennis bookmakers are able to modify and improve their service to bettors since the rise of in-play betting and live streaming.

But with tennis bookmakers varying from one to the next, it can be tough to work out which is best.

As such, we’ve broken down our list of the best tennis sites for betting into categories so punters can evaluate which ones may suit their needs.

Best bookies for tennis betting

Best tennis bookmaker for free bets: Betway

Betway are one of the few bookmakers that actively reward tennis bettors via their tennis free bets club. Each week you can qualify for a £10 free bet by wagering £25 or more on tennis accumulators.

This is one of the best value free bet offers on the market with other tennis bookmakers only offering free bets when double that amount is wagered.

Betway also provide an excellent selection of markets as well as a hugely valuable in-depth stat pack for most games.

Top tennis bookie for offers: QuinnBet

QuinnBet has a growing reputation as one of the best tennis bookmakers for existing customers.

They offer an excellent selection of tennis betting offers, including 5 per cent back in free bets on losing in-play tennis bets and accumulators.

Bettors can also get money back as a free bet if their selection loses in a final set tie-break and if you do land an acca bet, you‘ll receive a free bet on top of your winnings.

The amount is calculated as a percentage of your winnings, capped at £50.

When it comes to the Grand Slams, QuinnBet boost the number of markets they have available. Punters will regularly find multiple daily price boosts on ready-made accumulators and singles too.

Best tennis bookmaker for price boosts: Ladbrokes

Ladbrokes offer some of the best tennis betting odds and regular price boosts.

There are frequent price boosts during all big tennis tournaments, so expected to see plenty of enhanced prices when each major rolls around.

If the odds haven’t been improved on a particular bet punters are looking for, Ladbrokes give users the option of using their daily odds boost token to bump up the price.

Finally, the Lucky Dip feature is another option to increase the odds, where bettors are assigned a player at random – albeit with improved odds – to win the match they want to bet on.

Top tennis betting app: Bet365

The Bet365 app is one of the top tennis betting apps on the market, with a rating 4.7/5 in both the App Store and the Google Play Store.

It is easy to navigate and simple to find exactly what you want. Factor in the seamless integration of live streaming for tennis matches and in-play betting options, and you can see why it’s popular.

The app live streams more tennis matches than the majority of other tennis bookmakers, and they offer a tennis retirement guarantee – rather than voiding a bet should a player retire from a match through injury, Bet365 will pay out on match bets if your selection’s opponent withdraws, with winnings paid in free bets.

New customers can claim the versatile bet £10 get £30 welcome offer from Bet365. Using the Bet365 bonus code ‘INDY2026’, new customers can register, deposit £10 and bet £10 to claim £30 in free bets.

Best tennis bookies for accas: BOYLE Sports

BOYLE Sports offers great accumulator betting offers for tennis bettors, including accumulator insurance, profit boosts, and free acca bets.

Bettors using the Acca Rewards promotion can claim either acca insurance or an acca boost on their wager.

Acca insurance offers money back as a free bet if one selection of your acca fails, while BOYLES also offer boosts up to 100 per cent on successful tennis wagers.

BOYLE Sports also have an acca loyalty club that unlocks free bets after placing five qualifying acca bets during a week.

New customers can claim the BOYLE Sports sign up offer, which provides new users £40 in bonuses after signing up, depositing and betting £10 on the sportsbook.

Best site for in-play tennis betting: 10Bet

The stop-start nature of a tennis match and the fact a contest can extend over days makes in-play betting a great option.

10Bet offer one of the widest range of markets among live bookmakers when it comes to tennis.

They also cover more tournaments in-play than most, and their real-time updates to live stats and odds are extremely sharp.

Customers who opt into 10Bet’s tennis bet club can also earn a free £5 in-play bet each week when they bet £40 or more on tennis in the specified time period.

So, new customers get a 100 per cent welcome bonus of up to £50 when they sign up using the 10Bet promo code SPORT and the bonus can be used on any sports bet.

Users also get a £10 free bet for betting £50 on the app, which can be used on tennis, while there is a 100 per cent boost on winning tennis accas.

Best tennis bookie for cashback: JeffBet

Several tennis bookmakers now offer cashback, including JeffBet. JeffBet are rewarding bettors with 10 per cent back on all tennis betting losses up to £500, covering both singles and doubles, with the cashback credited as free bets. 

To qualify for the promotion customers must opt-in on the tennis offer and use the JeffBet promo code ACE before placing a minimum £10 deposit.

You then receive 10 per cent of your losses back up to £500 on any tennis bets that fail.

JeffBet also offers a weekend sports cashback offer along with a free bet club and rewards programme for existing customers. New customers can use the JeffBet sign up offer to claim £30 in free bets after betting £10 online.

How we rank tennis bookies

We have stringent criteria we expect the best tennis bookies to meet even to be considered for our list:

Regulation: Any recommended bookmaker has to be regulated by the UK Gambling Commission.

Welcome offers: We’ve given preference to bookmakers who allow bettors to wager some or all of their welcome bonus on tennis.

Promotions & offers: Some of our recommended sites run tennis offers all year round, others during the Grand Slams, while most have a generic promo that can be applied to tennis.

Betting app: All our recommended sites have an app punters can use. The app needs to offer the same features as the desktop site while being user-friendly.

Payment options: While debit card and bank transfers are staples, users are turning to alternatives such as e-wallets, PayPal bookmakers andApple Pay betting.

Customer experience: The quality of the experience online bookies provide to their customers was also taken into account when choosing the best tennis bookmakers.

Special features: Tennis bookmakers should offer the latest special features for customers online. Live streaming is essential, as are in-play betting and cash outs.

Popular tennis betting markets

Here’s a look at some of the most popular ante-post tennis markets:

Tournament winner – Punters will back who they think can win the tournament. You can also opt for an each-way bet, so if your tip reaches the final, you will get a payout.

Quarter winner – This is who will win their quarter of the draw (basically, who will reach the semi-final from that part of the draw).

To reach the final – Simply choose one player to reach the final.

Name the finalists – This bet offers you a whole host of options on who will reach the final.

Responsible gambling

When having a bet, it’s vital to practice responsible gambling.

Sports betting can be addictive, so bettors should take precautions to keep themselves safe when using gambling sites.

Every licensed UK bookmaker online should offer safer gambling tools, such as deposit limits, time outs, self-assessment questionnaires and self-exclusion options.

Read the terms and conditions before accepting any bonus as most offers will require you to place a cash bet before handing out the reward.

Always remember that sports betting is meant to be fun. It should never be viewed as a guaranteed way to make money.

If you ever feel like you need help or advice on gambling addiction, don’t hesitate to contact one of the charities or organisations below.

• Gamblers Anonymous
• NHS
• GamCare
• GambleAware

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