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Grand Slams

Australian Open – The Australian Open is the first tournament of the Grand Slam that is held annually in Australia in January. Bet on the Australian Open today.

French Open – The French Open is the second tournament in the Grand Slam series and is held mid-May to June every year. Bet on the French Open with Sports Betting Tennis Australia.

Wimbledon – Wimbledon is the third phase of the Grand Slam series and is held in June and July each year in London. Check out our odds on Wimbledon and place your winning tennis wager.

ATP Tours

Mercedes Cup –Held since 1978, the Mercedes Cup is a tennis tournament on the ATP Tour’s International Series Gold. It is held each year in Germany on clay courts.

Catella Swedish Open – The Catella Swedish Open will be held in Bastad, Sweden in July, 2008. The first Swedish Open was held in Båstad in 1948 and is played on clay courts.
Allianz Suisse Open – The Allianz Suisse Open is held in Gstaad, Switzerland. Held since 1915, the tournament is played on outdoor clay courts and is a part of the ATP Tour schedule.

Davis Cup

The Davis Cup is the premier international team event in men's tennis. The competition began in 1990 between the United States and Great Britain and expanded to 134 nations in 2005.

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Tennis Glossary

Ace – a really good tennis player
Advantage -The player who scores the first point after deuce is said to have the advantage, since winning the next point will also win the game.
All - Used in scoring to indicate a tie, as in "40-all."
Approach shot -A shot hit hard and deep to allow the player to take the net.
Backhand -A shot hit from the "wrong" side of the body, i.e., the side away from the racket; the left side for a right-handed player.
Ball toss -The action of tossing the ball into the air to initiate a serve
Break point - A point which will result in a service break if it's won by the receiver.
Clean winner - A shot that cannot be reached by the opponent.
Court -The tennis court is 78 feet long and 27 feet wide for singles, 36 feet wide for doubles. It is divided across the middle by the net
Deuce – the score is tied at 40-40
Double Fault – Lose a point by serving into the net two times in a row
Doubles -A match between two teams of two players each.
Drag volley -A volley hit with backspin.
Drop volley -A drop shot that's hit before the ball has bounced.
Draw – in a tournament, the order of play and schedule of which players compete against other players
Drop Shot – to hit the ball short so that it just drops over the net
Fault – when the serve does not land in the service box
Fifteen -The first point of a game for either player or side
Flat - Descriptive of a low, fast, straight shot without spin.
Forty -The third point of a game for either player or side
Forcing shot -A shot that puts the opponent on the defensive
Game point -A point that will end the game if it is won by the leading player or side.
Grand Slam -There are four tournaments in the "Grand Slam" of tennis: The Australian, French, and U. S. Opens and England's Wimbledon championship.
Half volley -A shot on which the ball is struck just after it has hit the court.
Hold – to win the game as a server
Kick serve -A serve hit with a great deal of spin, causing it to change direction when it bounces.
Lob – to hit the ball high and sometimes deep
Love – refers to the score when no points have been won
Match -A tennis contest made up of sets, as a set is made up of games
Match point -A point that will end the match if it is won by the leading player or side
Mixed doubles -Doubles competition in which each team is made up of one female and one male player.
Out -Descriptive of a shot that lands outside the playing area
Overhead -A shot hit much like a serve, when the ball is above the player's head
Pass -To hit a shot that goes past the opponent
Point -The basic scoring unit in tennis.
Rally- An extended exchange of shots between players or sides.
Retrieve -To reach and return a shot that's difficult to get to
Return -To hit an opponent's shot back over the net and in play.
Round -A series of matches in an elimination tournament, the winners of which advance to the next round.
Seed – the top players of a tournament based on previous results
Serve -The shot that begin each point.
Server -The player whose turn it is to serve.
Serve Volley- serve and rush to the net to hit a volley on the second shot
Smash – An overhead shot that is hit very hard and down into the opponent's side of the net.
Stick – tennis racket
Stroke -A swing at the ball
Thirty -The second point scored by a player or side in a game.
Tie-break -A tiebreaker.

Tennis Betting Tips and Strategies

Know the Players: It is important to know the players before betting on tennis. Study the lesser know players as well as the top-seeded players before you bet on tennis tournaments. You also need to know how well or how poorly they have played other games.

Know the Surface of the Tennis Tournament: It is important to find out how players play tennis on the various tennis court surfaces. There are clay, grass, carpet and hard surfaces, depending on the tennis tournament. It is important to understand how well each tennis player plays on each surface.

Know if Your Player Has Any Injuries:  Before placing a bet on tennis, do your research and find out if player has had any recent injuries that may compromise an upcoming tennis game.

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Tennis Tournament Links

Wimbledon - www.wimbledon.org
US Open - www.usopen.org
Australian Open - www.australianopen.com
French Open - www.fft.fr/rolandgarros