Match Winner - Bets placed on an individual to win the match in question. Official settlement rules apply.

Outright Winner - Bets placed on an individual to win the tournament.

Over/Under bets - Bets placed on the total number of games or sets in a Tennis match. A bet on Over 12.5 games in a set for example would be a winner if the set were to end 7-6 (13 games) but a loser if the set were to end 6-4 (10 games).

Handicap bets - A handicap is where a tennis player is given either an advantage or a disadvantage which must be covered in order for a bet to win. Handicaps can come in the form of game handicaps or set handicaps. Example: If a bet was placed on Player A with a -4.5 Game Handicap, then the total number of games that they won would need to be 5 or more higher than Player B. In this instance, if Player A were to win the match 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 then the total score would be 18-11, meaning a -4.5 handicap wins.

Correct Score Bets - these are either correct scores for the games in a set, or correct scores for sets in a match. You can bet on both Player A to win the first set 6-4 but also Player A to win the match 2-1 on sets.

Player Over / Under - this involves betting on individual players to win over or under a certain amount of games. For example, a bet on Player A to win Over 10.5 games would be a winner if they won the match 6-4, 6-2 as they won 12 games in total

Tie-breaks - You can bet on whether there will be a tie break in the match or not, or sometimes Over 1.5 tiebreaks for example. This requires any set to go to a tiebreak

Player to win at least one set - You can bet on either "yes" or "no" and the bet requires the stated player to either win or not to win a single set in order for it to win.

Tie-breaks - Tie-breaks are always considered as one game regardless of the number of points. Points within a tie-break do not contribute towards the total number of games in a set.

Retirements - In the event that a player retires from a match, bets that would be settled as winners / losers should they have reached their natural conclusion will be settled as such, while bets that could not be settled will be void. For example, if Player A was leading Player B 6-5 in the final set and Player B retires, any bets on Over 11.5 games would be settled as winners, as they would have won regardless of the retirement. Any bets on Player A -1.5 games however would not have been able to be determined and these bets will be voided.

Replacements - any bets on doubles games where a player is replaced during the course of play will be voided.