Tennis Odds Ireland

Where the best tennis prices are

Best-price share measures how often a bookmaker posts the top price on a given selection. Across sampled tennis markets the ranking is clear:

• Betfair — 53.1% best-price share, 4.29% average margin (213 sampled)
• Ladbrokes — 22.3% best-price share, 5.83% margin (193 sampled)
• William Hill — 17.4% best-price share, 6.96% margin (219 sampled)
• Unibet — 17.3% best-price share, 5.73% margin (191 sampled)
• Betway — 13.8% best-price share, 6.32% margin (195 sampled)
• Paddy Power — 12.3% best-price share, 6.93% margin (195 sampled)
• BoyleSports — 11.8% best-price share, 7.51% margin (195 sampled)
• 888sport — 11.4% best-price share, 7.13% margin (219 sampled)
• LiveScore Bet — 10.4% best-price share, 8.37% margin (193 sampled)
• BetVictor — 6.4% best-price share, 7.51% margin (188 sampled)

Betfair's dominance reflects its exchange-influenced pricing model, which routinely undercuts fixed-odds books. Ladbrokes and Unibet stand out among traditional bookmakers because they combine a double-digit best-price share with sub-6% margins — meaning they win the top line often and, when they don't, the price is still competitive.

bet365's tennis sample here is small (30 markets) and its recorded best-price share is 0%, so treat that figure as low-confidence rather than a verdict on its wider tennis book.

Reading margin on ATP and WTA markets

Average margin is the overround baked into a market — the lower the number, the more of your stake potential returns to you over time. On the sampled two-way match markets that dominate tennis, the spread runs from Betfair at 4.29% to LiveScore Bet at 8.37%.

That 4-point gap matters most on short-priced favourites, where a tighter book shifts an odds-on line meaningfully. On a heavy WTA favourite, the difference between a 4.3% and a 7.5% book can be the difference between a fair price and a clipped one. For accumulator-style tennis play across multiple ATP matches, margin compounds per leg, so the operators near the top of the list — Betfair, Unibet, Ladbrokes — preserve more expected value across a multi.

Margins here are sampled averages, not guarantees on any single match. Prices move with team news equivalents in tennis — withdrawals, surface switches and late line moves — so cross-check before staking.

Upcoming ATP & WTA fixtures

A snapshot of tennis fixtures on the board. Prices open and drift ahead of each match, so compare across the operators above before you bet.

WTA Tour (17 Aug 2026): - Alexandra Eala v Amanda Anisimova - Diana Shnaider v Maja Chwalinska - Sorana Cirstea v Anna Kalinskaya - Emma Navarro v Jessica Pegula - Linda Noskova v Clara Tauson - Diane Parry v Lois Boisson - Magdalena Frech v Elena Rybakina

ATP Tour (17 Aug 2026): - Rinky Hijikata v Jakub Mensik - Alexander Blockx v Flavio Cobolli - Thiago Agustin Tirante v Martin Landaluce

For markets pricing today, check today's matches. To see how lines have shifted since opening, use market movers.

Live betting and streaming for tennis

Tennis suits in-play betting because momentum swings within a match — a break of serve resets the price instantly. On live capability ratings, Betfair (8.7), Unibet (8.4) and Betway (8.3) rate highest among the value-focused operators here, with bet365 topping the wider field at 9.4.

Live streaming for tennis is offered by bet365, Paddy Power, William Hill, Ladbrokes, Betfair, Unibet and LiveScore Bet among this list. Cash Out is available on every operator except Hollywoodbets. Every listed bookmaker carries Live Betting, so the practical differentiators for in-play tennis are streaming coverage, the speed of price updates and how tight the in-running margin stays.

Payments and withdrawals

All 14 operators list a €10 minimum deposit and quote withdrawal windows of 0–24 hours. Payment methods used in Ireland — Debit Card and PayPal — are supported across the board. Apple Pay is listed by bet365, Paddy Power and BoyleSports; Revolut Pay by bet365 and Paddy Power.

For method-first shortlists, see PayPal betting sites, Apple Pay betting sites and Revolut Pay betting sites. Withdrawal times are operator-quoted ranges, not tested figures.

Licensing in Ireland

Betting in Ireland is regulated by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI), and the minimum age is 18. Within this list, Paddy Power, BoyleSports and Novibet are recorded as GRAI-regulated; the remaining operators are listed as licensed.

On licence-safety ratings, bet365 (9.5), William Hill (9.3) and Paddy Power, Ladbrokes and Betfair (all 9.2) sit at the top. For a filtered view, see legal betting sites Ireland.