Wimbledon betting odds: Preview, tips, and bonuses for 2024
Following the Australian Open and French Open, it is time for Wimbledon to take center stage. Action from SW19 gets underway at the beginning of July, with the likes of Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Iga Swiatek, and Ons Jabeur being among the players to look out for.
Tennis fans will be glued to their screens for two weeks, with many betting on their favourite players. Wimbledon betting odds are offered by all of the leading bookmakers in the UK.
On this page, we will look at some of the candidates for singles and doubles titles this year. We will also deliver our top betting tips for Wimbledon 2024. With Wimbledon being the favourite Grand Slam for many followers of tennis, a whole host of markets and promotions are available surrounding the tournament.
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Our Wimbledon 2023 predictions
Having won his 23rd Grand Slam title at Roland Garros in June, Novak Djokovic remains the man to beat in the men’s draw. However, there are a number of players who will be looking to capitalise if the Serbian legend is not at his best. Fresh off the back of his success at Queens, Carlos Alcaraz, the world no.1, stands a good chance of reaching another Grand Slam final.
As for the women’s draw, world no.1 and recent French Open winner, Iga Swiatek, will be hoping to win Wimbledon for the first time. The four-time Grand Slam winner has so far struggled on grass, with her best showing at SW19 coming in 2021, when she reached the fourth round. Elsewhere, popular Tunisian Ons Jabeur is searching for a first Grand Slam, with the 28-year-old having been beaten by Elena Rybakina in the final 12 months ago.
Our past Wimbledon betting tips
Ahead of the opening day of play at Wimbledon 2023, it is worth taking a look at expert betting tips. Using our expert tennis knowledge and odds from leading bookies, the following are our betting tips for Wimbledon:
Novak Djokovic to win Wimbledon at 1/2 (William Hill)
Despite the likes of Alcaraz, Murray, Medvedev and Sinner being in contention, it is still difficult to see anyone overcoming Djokovic over five sets on grass. The Serb is a 7x winner at SW19, with another success this summer putting him level with the great Roger Federer, something few thought possible not that long ago.
Ons Jabeur to win Wimbledon at 10/1 (bet365)
Spurred on by the disappointment of being the 2022 runner-up, Ons Jabeur looks set to go deep into the tournament this year too. Despite not being in the best of form in the build-up to Wimbledon, the Tunisian’s game is well-suited to grass. She would certainly be a popular winner in South-West London.
How to bet on Wimbledon 2024
The leading online bookies make betting on Wimbledon simple. The process is similar on all sites, with the following being a step-by-step guide on how to bet on Wimbledon 2024:
- Select a bookmaker.
- Enter the betting site on a desktop or mobile.
- Register an account by completing the registration form.
- Log into your new account using your username and password.
- Deposit money to your account using your preferred payment method.
- Select “Tennis” and browse Wimbledon markets.
- Add selections to your bet slip.
- Enter your stake and confirm your bet.
When was Wimbledon in 2023?
Wimbledon took from July 3 to 16, with the All-England Club in London playing host. The 2023 event was the 136th edition of the competition. The women’s final was held on Saturday, 15th July, with the men's final taking place the following day.
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Who was favoured to win Wimbledon in 2023?
There was a clear favourite for the men’s title at Wimbledon this year. Djokovic is much-fancied to claim a record-equalling eighth title. Meanwhile, the women’s draw is far more open. Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina are all priced evenly with the majority of bookies.
What are the singles odds for Wimbledon?
List odds for the top 10 ladies and gentlemen players. Write two bulleted lists for each and provide the best odds from the bookmakers listed above. Write a transitional paragraph before introducing each list, like in the example below.
2023 Wimbledon Men’s outright winner odds
- Novak Djokovic at 1/2 with William Hill
- Carlos Alcaraz at 12/5 with bet365
- Jannik Sinner at 14/1 with Spreadex
- Daniil Medvedev at 16/1 with BetVictor
- Andy Murray at 33/1 with Parimatch
- Stefanos Tsitsipas at 40/1 with William Hill
- Holger Rune at 50/1 with Sky Bet
- Alexander Zverev at 40/1 with Ladbrokes
- Alex de Minaur at 66/1 with bet365
- Frances Tiafoe at 66/1 with 10bet
2023 Wimbledon Women’s outright winner
- Iga Swiatek at 7/4 with bet365
- Aryna Sabalenka at 4/1 with William Hill
- Elena Rybakina at 11/2 with Spreadex
- Ons Jabeur at 9/1 with Sky Bet
- Petra Kvitova at 12/1 with 10bet
- Karolina Muchova at 25/1 with Ladbrokes
- Donna Vekic at 25/1 with Parimatch
- Daria Kasatkina at 33/1 with bet365
- Ekaterina Alexandrova at 33/1 with talkSPORT BET
- Jelena Ostapenko at 25/1 with William Hill
What are the doubles odds for Wimbledon?
While the odds for doubles draws at Wimbledon this year have yet to be released by bookies, there are some strong pairings to look out for. In the men’s doubles, British player Neal Skupski will team up with Wesley Koolhof. Meanwhile, Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram will be looking to win their fourth Grand Slam as a team. In the women’s doubles, Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova will be difficult to beat. Entrants for the mixed doubles are announced on 5 July.
How many players compete at Wimbledon each year?
A total of 128 players make up both the men’s and women’s draws at Wimbledon. This is broken down into 32 seeded players, as well as 96 unseeded players, eight of whom are wildcards. Meanwhile, there are 64 pairs in both the men’s and women’s doubles, along with 32 mixed pairings.
Who were Wimbledon champions in recent years?
Over the last decade, Novak Djokovic has dominated the men’s draw at Wimbledon. Winning the title for the first time in 2011, Djokovic would go on to win in 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021 and 2022 as well. Of course, Britain’s own Andy Murray won twice during that period, coming in 2013 and 2016.
In the women’s game, there is no clear pattern when it comes to Wimbledon winners. In fact, over the last decade, there have been just one player who has won the title more than once. Serena Williams won in both 2015 and 2016, with other winners including Petra Kvitova, Angelique Herber, Ashleigh Barty and most recently, Elena Rybakina.
Which tennis players have the most Wimbledon titles?
In the men’s game, Roger Federer holds the record for the most Wimbledon titles. This is a number that Djokovic would match should he come out on top this summer. The Serbian is level with Pete Sampras on seven titles at this moment.
In the women’s game, no player has more titles in the modern era than Martina Navratilova. She won the title on nine occasions, the last of which came in 1990. Serena Williams follows closely behind, with the American having won Wimbledon seven times during her illustrious career.
Are UK bookies going to have live streaming for Wimbledon?
Selected bookies offer live betting and streaming from Wimbledon. As such, you can tune into matches if you have a funded sportsbook account in most cases. You can easily move between courts, easily keeping track of your selections. It may be that you need to place a qualifying bet in order to access live streaming.
Where can you watch Wimbledon 2024?
As always, Wimbledon will be broadcast by the BBC in the UK. Things will look slightly different, with Sue Barker having been replaced by Clare Balding following her retirement. You will be able to watch all matches live on television and online. Meanwhile, selected bookies in the UK offer live streaming from Wimbledon.
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