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Wimbledon Betting

Get The Latest Wimbledon Betting Odds

Wimbledon is one of the biggest events in the tennis calendar and one of the most popular tournaments for Grand Slam betting. Played on the grass courts of the All England Club in London, The Championships attract global attention every summer as the world’s best players compete for one of the sport’s most prestigious titles.

At 888sport, tennis fans can follow a wide range of Wimbledon betting markets across the men’s and women’s singles, doubles and selected match markets throughout the tournament. Whether you are looking at pre-tournament Wimbledon winner odds or betting on individual matches as the draw unfolds, there are plenty of ways to follow the action from the first round through to the finals.

Wimbledon 2026 takes place from 29 June to 12 July, with Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek returning as the reigning singles champions. Sinner’s victory made him the first Italian man to win Wimbledon, while Swiatek’s title added a first grass-court Grand Slam to her collection.

About Wimbledon

First played in 1877, Wimbledon is the oldest tennis tournament in the world and remains the only Grand Slam still contested on grass. Its history, traditions and setting at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club have helped make it one of the most recognisable sporting events in the UK.

Wimbledon is known for its all-white dress code, Centre Court atmosphere and unique place in the British sporting summer. The grass surface also gives the tournament a different tactical feel from the Australian Open, French Open and US Open, often rewarding strong serving, quick movement, sharp returning and the ability to finish points efficiently.

The 2026 edition also features a record prize money fund, with the men’s and women’s singles champions each receiving £3.6 million from a total tournament prize fund of £64.2 million.

Wimbledon Betting Tips

When looking at Wimbledon betting, form on grass is one of the most important factors to consider. The grass-court season is shorter than the clay and hard-court swings, so recent performances at warm-up events can be useful when assessing a player’s chances at SW19.

The men’s draw has a major storyline this year, with Carlos Alcaraz ruled out through a wrist injury. As a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of Jannik Sinner’s biggest rivals, his absence changes the shape of the outright market and could open up opportunities for other contenders.

Sinner arrives as defending champion and one of the leading names to watch, while Novak Djokovic’s record at Wimbledon means he remains relevant whenever he is in the draw. In the women’s tournament, Iga Swiatek returns as reigning champion, with players such as Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina and Coco Gauff among the names likely to attract attention depending on form, draw and fitness.

Before placing Wimbledon bets, it can be useful to look at:

grass-court record
recent form
head-to-head results
draw difficulty
injury news
serving and returning statistics
experience in Grand Slam matches

Wimbledon Betting Markets

Wimbledon offers a wide range of betting markets across the tournament. Outright markets are popular before the first ball is struck, while individual match markets become more important once the draw begins.

Popular Wimbledon betting markets include:

Wimbledon winner odds
match winner
set betting
correct score
total games
handicap betting
first set winner
tie-break in the match
live betting markets

As the tournament progresses, the betting picture can change quickly. A difficult five-set match, a surprise early exit or a favourable draw can all affect how the outright markets develop during the two weeks.

Wimbledon Betting On The Go

With the 888sport mobile betting platform and app, you can follow Wimbledon betting markets wherever you are. From outright odds before the tournament to in-play markets during key matches, mobile betting gives tennis fans the flexibility to keep up with the action throughout the day.

Live betting can be especially popular during Wimbledon, where momentum can shift quickly on grass. A single break of serve, a tie-break or a change in first-serve percentage can have a major impact on a match.