Wimbledon Thursday Tips: 10/1 treble bet for fourth day

It looks as though the rain clouds have passed over at SW19 and whilst the schedule is still jam-packed, Thursday looks to be a lot calmer and with that in mind we’ve taken an early look at the betting market today at Wimbledon, picking out our three best bets which we've combined into a 10/1 accumulator.

Liam Broady vs Casper Ruud: Broady to win a set

First up we’ve got Britain's own Liam Broady against ranked number four in the world Casper Ruud. On paper, it looks like this could be incredibly one-sided but I’d argue this could be a lot closer than it first looks.

Casper Ruud is no doubt an exceptional player but most of his ranking points have come from the clay court season and his grass court performances have been below par. His opening round match against Lokoli was fairly underwhelming but he did come away with a win whereas Broady’s first round match against Lestienne was very impressive.

Coming into this, Broady brings much more experience on the grass court and has a massive crowd advantage on his side, he’s priced at 8/13 to win a set and it looks a great price.

Leylah Fernandez vs Carolina Garcia: Fernandez to win

Leylah Fernandez claimed her first Wimbledon win recently and looked very impressive doing it considering the standard of her opponent.

Carolina Garcia also looked decent but her opponent, Volynets, is by no means a danger to any of the top players.

Garcia has been struggling with her form for a large part of 2023 and with her fitness also being brought into question, I think Fernandez can really test the French woman.

11/5 is on offer for a Fernandez win and considering Garcia has been forced to retire early from a game recently, I think it’s a really good bet as Garcia is not 100% fit.

Veronika Kudermetova vs Marketa Vondrousova: Vondrousova to win

Here we have two players that are yet to reach the third round of Wimbledon in their career so both will be taking full advantage of this opportunity.

Marketa Vondrousova opened her Wimbledon campaign against Stearns and won that in very dominating fashion. On the other hand, Veronika Kudermetova was pushed to bring out her best tennis against 38-year-old Kai Kanepi.

I was very impressed with Vondrousova’s performance over Peyton Stearns who has quickly shot up the rankings recently.

Both players come into this form with identical form of two losses and three wins in their last five games on grass. Considering they’re both very similar, taking 11/10 on what essentially is a 50/50 matchup seems like a great bet.

That leaves us with a 10.37/1 accumulator with Bet365 and we’ve just got to hope the games go ahead at their scheduled time!