Wimbledon is the most iconic tennis tournament in the world — a place where tradition meets top-tier athleticism. As the only Grand Slam played on grass, it offers a different tempo and betting dynamic compared to other majors. With fast serves, quick points, and unpredictable outcomes, Wimbledon is a dream event for tennis punters. Whether you're eyeing early upsets or backing the favourites, Unibet delivers competitive Wimbledon betting odds, in-play markets, and Bet Builder tools to craft the perfect wager.
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Wimbledon is widely regarded as the pinnacle of tennis tournaments—and with good reason. Taking place over a period of two weeks from the end of June to the start of July, Wimbledon comes after the French Open in the tennis tournament calendar. Bet on Wimbledon today with Unibet and find the best Wimbledon odds here!
Historically, Wimbledon is guided by rules that should be respected by players and spectators alike. For example, quiet in the stands is strictly insisted upon, and white is the traditional uniform of players during the tournament.
Tradition also extends to the tournament's origins and how it is played. Wimbledon is the crown jewel of tennis, as not only is it the oldest of all the tournaments, it’s also a stickler for the rules and has hardly changed since its inception in 1877.
In addition, Wimbledon is also one of the only major Grand Slams still played on grass. Games on grass courts result in fast play, with this slippery surface encouraging fast footwork and increased ball speed. With low bounces and skids, grass rewards those who play aggressively and quickly react to weak returns. So, bear this in mind when betting during Wimbledon.
One of the simplest ways to place a bet at Wimbledon is by match betting. This involves betting on who you think will win a specific match. With match betting, you can get into the nitty-gritty details, taking into account conditions of play and players for each individual match.
Another popular bet to place is predicting who you think the overall tournament winner is. Choose your favourites from the men’s and women’s singles and place your bet either before or during the tournament.
If you are more interested in the final score of a match rather than being concerned over who wins, set betting, and correct score is a good option. Predict and place a bet on the scores for each set with this betting market.
Over/unders or total bets are another way you can place a bet at Wimbledon. To bet on total games or sets, you bet on whether the total number of games will go over or under a certain threshold in the first set.
Interestingly, a bet placed in this market doesn’t hinge on one player winning. The handicap could mean that your bet wins regardless of the outcome of the match. For example, betting on the losing player with a handicap of +2.5 could mean that you win if the result is a close one.
An exciting way to keep in line with the changes of live gameplay, in-play betting allows you to make well-informed bets as the match develops. Your Wimbledon favourites could change and this is a betting market that allows you to adapt and go with the flow of the tournament.
Bet Builder and combo betting with Unibet
For a bespoke betting experience, use Unibet’s Bet Builder tool. This handy feature allows you to combine bets across multiple matches. Check out our step-by-step guide to building your bet.
Fingers crossed, Wimbledon 2025 could be a winning year, especially for UK bettors. Follow our top tips for a more strategic approach to placing bets this summer.
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Now all you need is to be in the know about Wimbledon’s favourites to win. Here are the predictions for 2025.
In the men’s singles, Carlos Alcaraz is currently at 8/5, Jannik Sinner is at 13/8, and Novak Djokovic is at 4/1. Alcaraz might be able to make three Wimbledon titles in a row this year, or 23-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic could give him a run for his money…again.
As for the women’s singles, last year’s champion, Barbora Krejcikova, is definitely one to watch. Current world no.3, Aryna Sabalenka, also hopes to be up for the challenge, following a shoulder injury in 2024. Her aggressive style is well-suited to the grass courts of Wimbledon. 20-year-old contender Coco Guaff is another to look out for, having won the US Open in 2023.