Live tennis odds today
Moneyline prices for every ATP and WTA match in play and coming up, compared across the major books. The best price on each side is highlighted. Matches being played right now are marked Live, and those prices move between points.
ATP Santa Cruz 2 odds
ATP Roanne odds
ATP Jinan odds
ATP Shanghai odds
ATP Olbia odds
ATP Maia odds
WTA Lisbon odds
WTA Wuhan odds
WTA Mallorca odds
WTA Rovereto odds
How to read the live odds table
Every row is one match. The two prices are the moneyline, which is simply who wins the match, and they are decimal prices: 1.50 returns 1.50 for each 1.00 staked, stake included. The highlighted price is the best one currently available across the books we track, so backing at the highlighted book pays more for exactly the same bet.
A row marked Live is being played right now and its price is moving between points. In-play tennis reprices harder than almost any other sport because a single break of serve can swing a match from even money to odds-on, which is also why in-play prices differ most between books.
ATP and WTA prices
ATP and WTA matches are grouped by tournament below, men's events first. On a normal week that means the main tour events plus any Challenger and WTA 125 matches that the books have opened. If a tournament is not listed, no book we track has priced it yet.
Tennis odds, questions we get asked
What are live tennis odds?
Live odds, also called in-play odds, are prices that keep moving while a match is being played. Every point changes the win probability, so a book reprices continuously and suspends the market between points and during challenges. Matches currently in play are marked Live on this page.
How often do the tennis odds on this page update?
Prices refresh from edge cache roughly every 25 seconds. In-play markets move fastest and can suspend during a point, so always confirm the final price on the bookmaker site before you place a bet.
Which books have the best ATP and WTA live odds?
It changes by match rather than by book, which is the reason to compare. The highest available decimal price on each side is highlighted in the table above, and the gap is usually widest on in-play markets and on lower-tier events where fewer books price aggressively.
What does the highlighted price mean?
We compare the moneyline decimal price for each player across every book we track and highlight the highest one. A higher decimal price returns more for the same stake.
What is the difference between decimal and American odds?
Decimal odds show the total return per unit staked, so 2.50 returns 2.50 for every 1.00 staked including the stake. American odds show profit per 100 staked on favourites and profit from a 100 stake on underdogs.
Why do bookmakers show different prices on the same match?
Each book prices independently and adjusts to the money it takes. Differences widen on lower-tier events and in-play markets, which is where comparing prices is worth the most.