We open every sportsbook on a match day and count the tennis: ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF. Then we check what matters for tennis bets: whether the welcome offer counts on them, what you can bet on live, and how quickly you can withdraw.
One site, one day. Sites on the same platform share this list.
Best Tennis Betting Sites Compared
These are the best tennis betting sites we have reviewed, compared on the four things that decide a tennis bet: how much tennis each one lists, the minimum odds its welcome offer sets, what you can bet on live, and the offer itself. There are six sportsbooks on five platforms. Sites on the same platform share one tennis list, so we review one or two from each.
In short, Zizobet and Cosmobet suit tennis accumulators, Wildies suits single bets at bigger prices where local rules allow, and LegionBet and Odin Fortune priced higher than Wildies in our head-to-heads. We don’t recommend joining LegionBet, Odin Fortune or BetFoxx for now, mostly because we couldn’t find a licence for them; each review explains why.
SiteTennis we countedOffer minimum oddsLive bettingWelcome offer
1
Zizobet
Santeda platform
Tennis we counted
418 events (4 Nov)ATP, WTA, Challenger, WTA 125, ITF, UTR
Offer minimum odds
1.30 a leg, accas of 3+
Live betting
In-play, live stream tab
Welcome offer
150% up to €1,000First deposit of €10 or more. 15× deposit plus bonus in 30 days.
Up to 4 × €/£25 free betsDeposit €/£20 for 4 × €/£10, up to €/£50 for 4 × €/£25, after a qualifying bet at 1.50+. One free bet is football-only; each lasts 3 days.
18+. Offers change often and come with terms: read them on the site before you deposit.
On 10 November 2026 we counted live tennis at all six, from 8 matches at Odin Fortune at midday to 68 live events at Zizobet, and only Zizobet showed a Live Stream tab. Our live tennis betting guide has the morning and midday counts, the streams and the cash out rules, and our tennis bookmaker reviews compare payouts, payments and licences.
Which Tennis Betting Site Suits You
The best bookmakers for tennis depend on how you bet: accumulators or singles, favourites or bigger prices, the main tours or ITF. Here is who each of the six suits, taken from its full review, with the catch for each.
Zizobet: Best Tennis Betting Site for Accumulators
Zizobet listed 418 tennis events on 4 November 2026, 237 of them ITF, and showed 54 to 66 extra markets on each ATP singles match in Paris that day. Its welcome bonus of 150% up to €1,000 starts at a €10 deposit, but only accas of three or more selections at 1.30 a leg count towards the 15× wagering, and half of those Paris favourites were priced below 1.30. For tennis accas it is the best betting site for tennis among the six, with withdrawals from €10 up to €7,500 a week. Santeda International B.V. runs it and names a Curaçao licence; it has no UK licence.
Cosmobet is Zizobet’s sister: the same operator, the same tennis list and the same prices on all 10 matches we compared on 9 November. What changes is the money. Its 150% up to €/£1,000 needs a €/£20 deposit, its weekly Bet Boost adds 20% to a reload, and 3 = 4 FreeBet returns 15% of three acca stakes as a free bet. Choose it over Zizobet if you deposit €20 or more and like ongoing acca offers; choose Zizobet to start at €10 or to withdraw small sums, since Cosmobet’s minimum withdrawal is €20.
Wildies has the simplest offer of the six for single bets: deposit €20, bet €20 at 1.80 or more, and four €10 free bets follow, each also at 1.80 and lasting seven days. It listed 305 tennis matches on 5 November, most of them ITF, and 39 live at midday on 10 November. The catch is in its rules: we found no tennis-specific settlement rule, and its terms and FAQ disagree on payout limits. Leva Limited runs it under an Anjouan licence, and the licence page lists the UK as excluded.
On the 50 singles we compared on 6 November, Odin Fortune’s price beat Wildies’ on 83 of the 100 sides, and its median margin was 5.8% on ATP matches against 9.3% on ITF. Its 100% up to €300 counts bets at 1.75 or more, rising to 1.80 and 2.00 on the next two deposits. But its terms name PIRCA LIMITADA of Costa Rica and no licence, and list the UK among the countries whose residents can’t open an account, so our review ends in a no for now.
LegionBet has a clear tennis rule: bets are void if a match isn’t completed, while markets already decided stand. On 43 matches we compared on 5 November, its price beat Wildies’ on 70 of the 86 sides. Its offer gives four free bets after a qualifying bet at 1.50, from 4 × €/£10 on a €/£20 deposit to 4 × €/£25 on €/£50, though one is football-only and each lasts three days, and it is the only one of the six with its own app. Its pages name no company and we found no licence, so we don’t recommend joining for now.
BetFoxx’s 100% up to £/€250 sets no minimum odds, so any tennis bet counts towards its 10× wagering, though you get only seven days. Its sportsbook, down from 6 November, was back on 10 November with 429 tennis events in its menu that morning and 29 live matches at midday. The catch is getting money out: its policy sets £250 as the smallest withdrawal and £500 as the most in a week, its pages name no company, and we found no licence, so our review ends in a no for now.
To choose between them, start from your usual bet. If you back favourites in accas, the 1.30-a-leg rule at Zizobet and Cosmobet is the easiest offer to clear. If you bet singles at around evens or bigger, LegionBet’s 1.50 and Wildies’ 1.80 suit you better than an acca-only bonus. If you bet below the main tours, look at market depth before you join, because ITF matches carry far fewer markets than ATP and WTA ones. And whichever you pick, read the licence section of its review first.
Tennis Betting Offers: Which Tennis Bets Count
Tennis betting offers look alike until you read the minimum odds. Plenty of tennis bets are on favourites at short prices, and most sports offers set a minimum price before a bet counts: a favourite at 1.40 won’t count towards an offer that needs 1.80. Here is what counts at the six sites we compare.
Accas of 3+ at 1.30 a leg
Zizobet and Cosmobet
Only bets with three or more selections count towards the 15× wagering, each at odds of 1.30 or more. Favourites work, but only inside an acca.
No minimum odds
BetFoxx
The 100% bonus sets no minimum odds, but deposit and bonus must be wagered 10× within 7 days.
Odds of 1.50 or more
LegionBet
The qualifying bet needs 1.50 or more. Of the four free bets, one is football-only, the acca one needs 3+ selections at 1.40, and the rest are capped at odds of 2.50.
Odds of 1.75 or more
Odin Fortune
The first-deposit free bet offer needs odds of 1.75 or more, with 10× wagering in 30 days.
Odds of 1.80 or more
Wildies
The qualifying bet and each free bet need 1.80 or more on a single. An acca needs 1.80 a leg and 3.24 in total.
Would this tennis bet count towards the offer?
Tennis bet
Zizobet, Cosmobet
BetFoxx
LegionBet
Odin Fortune
Wildies
A single on a favourite at 1.40
No
Yes
No
No
No
A single on an underdog at 2.10
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
A double at 1.90 a leg (3.61)
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
A treble of favourites at 1.35 a leg (2.46)
Yes
Yes
Terms don’t say
Terms don’t say
No
LegionBet’s and Odin Fortune’s terms don’t say whether their minimum odds apply to each leg of an acca or to the whole bet, so a treble of favourites may not count there. Ask support before you rely on it. 18+. Offers and their terms change; we date every check and update these pages when they do.
Tennis Free Bets at the Sites We Compare
Tennis free bets come in three shapes at our sites, and none of them is a no-deposit offer: every free bet below needs a deposit first. Wildies and LegionBet give free bets for a qualifying bet. At Wildies, a €20 bet at 1.80 or more unlocks four €10 free bets, each also needing 1.80 and lasting seven days. At LegionBet, a bet at 1.50 unlocks four free bets of €/£10 to €/£25 each, depending on your deposit; three of them can go on tennis, a single is capped at odds of 2.50, and each lasts three days.
Cosmobet’s 3 = 4 FreeBet pays 15% of three acca stakes back as a free bet, from €/£10 to €/£100, after three settled bets of three or more selections at 1.30. Zizobet adds free bets on your next deposits, though its page counts them in units without saying what each is worth, and they expire 24 hours after they’re credited. Odin Fortune pays its welcome bonus as a free bet at odds of 1.75 or more. BetFoxx has no free bet for tennis: its general terms put any free bets on football at 2.00 or more. At Wildies, Zizobet and Odin Fortune a winning free bet pays the winnings but not the stake, so a free bet on tennis is worth more at a bigger price.
Betting Sites for Tennis: Who Lists the Most Matches
Betting sites for tennis differ most in how far down the tours they go. ATP and WTA matches are only a small part of each list; most of it is lower-tour tennis: the ITF World Tennis Tour, the ATP Challenger Tour and WTA 125 events, and UTR matches. The table shows each site’s list on the day we counted it. Counts change every day with the calendar, so compare the mix rather than the totals.
Tennis listed by tour on the day each site was counted. UK visits, except Zizobet (read from Germany). Partial counts show how many we broke down
Site
Counted
ITF
Challenger and WTA 125
ATP and WTA
UTR
Simulated or e-tennis
Zizobet
418 on 4 Nov
237
83
41
44
12
BetFoxx
349 on 11 Nov
208
70
21
50
0
Wildies
247 of 305 on 5 Nov
168
33
32
14
0
Cosmobet
280 on 9 Nov
39
153
29
42
16
LegionBet
172 of 191 on 5 Nov
104
21
14
31
2
Odin Fortune
172 on 6 Nov
87
41
30
0
5
Market Depth on the Big Matches
The main tours get the most markets. On 4 November each of the 12 ATP singles matches still to start in Paris showed 54 to 66 markets at Zizobet beyond the three on its main list. LegionBet’s WTA matches showed 38 to 74 markets on 5 November, its Challenger matches 32 to 38 and its UTR matches just 2. At Odin Fortune the match pages we opened on 6 November had 10 markets on an ATP match and 4 or 5 on ITF matches. So for set betting, game handicaps and total games on a big match, depth varies far more from site to site than the match count suggests.
Lower Tours: Where the Lists Differ
Below the main tours, the mix changes from site to site and day to day. ITF matches made up 237 of Zizobet’s 418 events on 4 November, 168 of the 247 Wildies matches we broke down and 208 of BetFoxx’s 349 on 11 November, while Cosmobet’s UK list on 9 November leaned on the Challenger Tour, with 137 Challenger events and 39 ITF. Lower-tour markets are thinner too: LegionBet’s ITF matches showed 2 to 32 markets. Several UK bookmakers also settle ITF and UTR matches under stricter rules, as our tennis betting guide explains.
Virtual and Simulated Tennis Betting
Not every match in a tennis list is real. Zizobet and Cosmobet carry Simulated Reality matches, with real players’ names marked SRL, and Sim-Play Tennis matches with invented names: 12 simulated events on Zizobet’s list on 4 November, 16 on Cosmobet’s on 9 November, and 10 of Zizobet’s 68 live events at midday on 10 November. Odin Fortune lists eTennis and ePadel, and LegionBet had two Cyber Tennis matches on 5 November. If you want virtual tennis betting, that is where you can bet on virtual tennis; if you want real tennis, check the tour name before you place a bet.
Best Tennis Odds at the Sites We Compare
Who has the best tennis odds? In each review we compare prices on the same matches, read as close together as we can, and Wildies came out lower in every comparison it was in. Odin Fortune’s price beat Wildies’ on 83 of 100 sides across 50 singles on 6 November, LegionBet’s beat Wildies’ on 70 of 86 sides on 5 November, and Zizobet’s beat Wildies’ on 13 of 16 on 5 November. Zizobet and Cosmobet share one price feed and matched on all 10 matches we compared on 9 November.
Betting odds for tennis also carry a margin, and it tells the same story. Across the same matches, Odin Fortune’s median match winner margin was 9.1% against Wildies’ 11.1%. At Odin Fortune it was lowest on ATP matches, at 5.8%, and rose to 6.4% on WTA, 8.1% on Challenger and 9.3% on ITF: the further down the tours you bet there, the more of each price is the bookmaker’s margin.
For outrights, the 2027 Australian Open winner market was open at only two of our sites on 9 November, LegionBet and Odin Fortune, and their prices matched on the top nine names in each draw except Iga Swiatek, 28/5 at Odin Fortune against 11/2 at LegionBet. Our Australian Open odds page tracks those prices, and our tennis bookmaker reviews list every head-to-head.
Tennis Betting Apps: Which Sites Have One
Only one of our six sites offers its own tennis betting app. LegionBet has Get App buttons for iOS and Android, which lead to its own install page rather than to an app store; we didn’t install it. The other five run in your phone’s browser. Zizobet’s Download App banner only tells you to add the site to your home screen, an app called Cosmobet on Google Play comes from a developer that Cosmobet’s pages don’t mention, and we found no app for Odin Fortune, Wildies or BetFoxx.
So the best tennis betting app among these sites is usually the mobile site itself, and what matters is how the live list and the bet slip work on a small screen. Odin Fortune’s tennis page loaded at phone size with no sideways scrolling and a bottom menu, but we haven’t placed bets on a phone at any of the six. Our live tennis betting guide covers betting in play on a phone.
Online Tennis Betting: Deposits, Withdrawals and Licences
Online tennis betting at these sites starts with a deposit of €10 at Zizobet and €20 or £20 at the other five for their sports offers. All six take crypto, five list Visa and Mastercard while LegionBet lists credit card, and Apple Pay shows at five. Withdrawals are where they differ most: Zizobet and Cosmobet allow €7,500 a week from a €10 or €20 minimum, Odin Fortune €4,000 from €40, LegionBet €/£3,000 to start, Wildies €5,000 in its terms and €2,000 in its FAQ, and BetFoxx £500 a week with £250 as the smallest withdrawal. These are the sites’ own figures; we made no withdrawals. Our tennis bookmaker reviews set them side by side with the stated payout times.
Tennis Betting Sites in the UK: Licences
If you are looking for tennis betting sites in the UK with a UK licence, none of these six has one. Zizobet and Cosmobet are run by Santeda International B.V. and name a Curaçao licence that the regulator’s register of 30 October 2026 showed as Assessment in progress. Wildies is run by Leva Limited under an Anjouan licence whose validation page lists the UK as excluded. LegionBet’s pages name no company or licence and BetFoxx’s no company or licence number, while Odin Fortune’s terms name a Costa Rican company, no licence, and bar UK residents. Each review’s licence section has the detail and the date we read it.
Upcoming Grand Slams and Finals
One page per big event, refreshed every year: the odds at our sites, the offers that work on it and UK start times. Our Australian Open betting page is open now, with the 2027 winner odds at the two sites that had priced it on 9 November. The other Grand Slams follow as each one nears, all on our tournaments page. Before then, November brings the ATP Finals in Turin from 15 to 22 November and the Davis Cup Final 8 in Bologna from 24 to 29 November, with Great Britain among the eight nations.
We look at the tennis on a normal match day and read the terms that settle tennis bets. Every site then gets a full review that ends in a plain verdict, yes, conditional or no for now, rather than a score, and every figure carries its date. We check as a logged-out visitor and have made no deposits or withdrawals, so payout figures are the sites’ own. Offers, terms and tennis lists change, so we re-check offers before the big tournaments, and when a site changes its terms we update the review and its date.
Oliver trained and competed for years with the aim of turning professional, until a serious injury ended that plan. He went on to study journalism and covered Grand Slams and ATP and WTA events for online sports magazines. He now writes tennis betting guides, match previews and predictions built on form, head-to-heads and surfaces.
Barbara began with a teenage tennis blog that grew to thousands of regular readers, then wrote tournament previews, match reports and player features for online sports magazines, from the Australian Open to the US Open. For about a year she has worked with Oliver on betting previews and tournament guides built on form, statistics and match conditions.
It depends on how you bet. For tennis accumulators, Zizobet: 418 tennis events on 4 November 2026 and a bonus that counts trebles at 1.30 a leg. For single bets, Wildies’ offer counts a €20 bet at 1.80 or more, though its licence page lists the UK as excluded. On price, Odin Fortune and LegionBet beat Wildies on most sides we compared, but we found no licence for either.
Do sports welcome offers work on tennis bets?
Often, but check the minimum odds. Zizobet and Cosmobet count only accas of three or more selections at 1.30 or more each. LegionBet needs 1.50, Odin Fortune 1.75 and Wildies 1.80. BetFoxx sets no minimum, but gives you only 7 days to wager the bonus 10 times.
Are these tennis betting sites licensed in the UK?
No. Zizobet and Cosmobet name a Curaçao licence, shown as Assessment in progress on the regulator’s register of 30 October 2026, and Wildies holds an Anjouan licence whose validation page lists the UK as excluded. We found no licence for LegionBet, Odin Fortune or BetFoxx.
Which tennis betting sites have an app?
Only LegionBet, with iOS and Android buttons that lead to its own install page. The other five run in your phone’s browser; Zizobet’s Download App banner only adds the site to your home screen.
Which tennis betting site lists the most matches?
On the days we counted, BetFoxx and Zizobet: 429 tennis events in BetFoxx’s menu on the morning of 10 November 2026 and 418 at Zizobet on 4 November. ITF matches were the biggest share of both lists when we broke them down. Counts change every day, so the mix of tours matters more than the total.
Can I bet on Challenger and ITF matches?
Yes, at all six, and they make up most of each list: 237 of Zizobet’s 418 tennis events on 4 November were ITF. Markets are thinner than on the main tours, with 2 to 32 markets on LegionBet’s ITF matches and 4 or 5 at Odin Fortune, and some bookmakers settle ITF and UTR retirements more strictly, so read the site’s tennis rules first.
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