Tennis Prediction Markets
Four tiers of tennis and matches open almost every day of the season: Polymarket lists ATP and WTA events such as the Swiss Indoors Basel, where Taylor Fritz meets Stefanos Tsitsipas, the Erste Bank Open in Vienna and the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, plus Challenger and ITF draws from Guayaquil to Toronto. Beyond the match winner, most matches carry set winner and set handicap (+/-1.5) markets, alongside tournament and Grand Slam champions.
Every price is a live probability that moves point by point. Surface, fatigue from back-to-back weeks, injuries and mid-match retirements move prices most, and the lower tiers are where public information is thinnest.
Tennis Markets FAQ
Which tennis markets are on Polymarket?
Match winners on the ATP and WTA tours and at Challenger and ITF events, set winners and set handicaps, and markets on tournament and Grand Slam champions.
How do tennis markets resolve?
On the official result of the match or tournament by the market's end date: the winning player or outcome pays out, the rest go to zero.
Where is the edge in tennis markets?
In surface form, schedule fatigue, injury news and head-to-head records. Challenger and ITF matches get far less attention than the tour, so prices there can lag what close followers already know.
What happens if a player retires or withdraws?
The rules differ by market, so read them before trading. Many matches also have a separate "Completed Match" market on whether the match is played to the finish.
