Australian Open Odds
Get into the spirit of the Australian Open by placing a bet on the action. You'll find all the information you need regarding the competition on BettingOdds.com's dedicated Australian Open odds page right here, including comparison grids and free predictions for both the Men's and Women's game.
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22.2%
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12.5%
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10.5%
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7.7%
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6.7%
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6.7%
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6.7%
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5.9%
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4.8%
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Australian Open Betting Tips
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Our experts will scour the form and past Australian Open performances to provide the very best free Australian Open tips. Played at the beginning of the year, there's very little in the way of recent form to look at so it's a major tournament that can spring some surprises at bigger prices. We'll have our free predictions available the week before the tournament for both the Men's and Women's outrights plus daily match betting.
Frequently asked questions when betting on the Australian Open tennis:
When is the Australian Open tennis played?
The Australian Open is a major tennis tournament held every year at the end of January in Melbourne. Like most tennis tournaments, the Australian Open is contested over a two-week period and is played outside on a hard court surface. While January may be the depth of winter in the UK, it is mid-summer in Australia, meaning temperatures can often soar to as high as 30 degrees.
Is there a betting angle for the Australian Open?
There is plenty to bet on when it comes to the Australian Open, from placing ante-post bets on who will win the whole tournament before the competition kicks off, to individual match betting; rest assured that there will be an array of Australian Open odds and tips available both before it starts and throughout.
With the Australian Open being played right at the beginning of the calendar year, there are less warm-up tournaments than the other major championships and the tournament can throw up the odd surprise. The form book essentially gets thrown out the window which means there is often scope for a bigger-priced winner, so backing an outsider could be viewed as a shrewd move.
Who has won the Australian Open tennis the most times?
Novak Djokovic is the most successful men's player in Australian Open history. The Serbian has won the tournament eight times, with his first triumph coming 12 years ago in 2008. Djokovic won the Australian Open three consecutive times between 2011-2013, and is also the current holder - winning the tournament in January 2020 as well as January 2019.
