THE Championships are upon us and both the women and the men have short-priced favourites for the title.
The two world number ones – Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams – are looking to go back-to-back at the All-England club.
Let’s take a look at the markets on both the men’s and the women’s side of the draw and pick out some of the betting specials that the bookmakers are providing punters heading into the world’s most prestigious Grand Slam tournament.
Men’s Wimbledon outright odds
Novak Djokovic is the $1.72 favourite to win his third Grand Slam title from three attempts this year, and Sportbet.com.au has taken the buzz around the Djoker and channelled it into a ‘Golden Slam’ market on its site.
Punters can get $5 if they believe Novak Djokovic can win all four Grand Slams in 2016 as well as the Olympic Gold Medal.
If you would prefer to stay out of the Olympic market, Sportsbet has a market on how many Grand Slam titles Novak will win in 2016.
Exactly three is the shortest priced bet at $1.94, all four is the next best at $3.24, while two is longest option at $3.72.
The man Djokovic defeated at both the Australian and French Open finals, Andy Murray, is the next best in the market, while former world number one, Roger Federer, is on the third line of betting at $11.
Nick Kyrgios is the best-placed Aussie at $22.
Wimbledon Men’s championship markets:
Odds provided by Sportsbet.com.au
Novak Djokovic – $1.72
Andy Murray – $4
Roger Federer – $11
Milos Raonic – $17
Stan Wawrinka – $21
Nick Kyrgios – $23
Kei Nishikori – $34
Dominic Thiem – $34
Marin CIlic – $51
Grigor Dimitrov – $51
Tomas Berdych – $51
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga – $51
John Isner – $81
Richard Gasquet – $81
Bernard Tomic – $101
Kevin Anderson – $101
Gael Monfils – $151
David Ferrer – $151
Gilles Simon – $201
David Goffin – $201
Roberto Bautista Agut – $201
Jerzy Janowicz – $201
Women’s Wimbledon outright odds
The market has not lost faith in Serena Williams despite the world number one’s failure in her last three Grand Slam finals.
The reigning Wimbledon champion is at $2.50, but Sportsbet’s market on how many Grand Slam titles Williams can win in 2016 has the American at $2.07 to go major-less in 2016.
Serena to win one Grand Slam is next best at $2.16 and two titles is the longest of the three options at $6.35.
The woman that conquered Williams at Roland Garros Garbine Muguruza is on the second line of betting at $5.50 while Petra Kvitova is the only other woman under double figures at $7.
Odds provided by WilliamHill.com.au
Garbine Muguruza – $5.50
Petra Kvitova – $7
Madison Keys – $21
Angelique Kerber – $21
Simona Halep – $23
Agnieszka Radwanska – $26
Eugenie Bouchard – $34
Belinda Bencic – $34
Coco Vandeweghe – $34
Sabine Lisicki – $34
Lucie Safarova – $41
Caroline Wozniacki – $41
Karolina Pliskova – $41
Timea Bacsinzky – $51
Ana Ivanovic – $51
Sloane Stephens – $51
Venus Williams – $51
Johanna Konta – $51
Ekaterina Makarova – $81
Sam Stosur – $101
Elina Svitolina – $101
Jelena Jankovic – $101
Caroline Garcia – $126
Heather Watson – $151
Andrea Petkovic – $151
Dominika Cibulkova – $151
Alize Cornet – $201
Betting promotions for Wimbledon
As always, the online bookmakers have come to the tennis party given Wimbledon is just around the corner.
A couple of big name companies are running multi promotions throughout the All-England club fortnight of action so there will be plenty of chances to generate some serious cash as the Championships roll on.
Sportsbet.com.au Wimbledon specials
Sportsbet are running a magnificent multi boost heading into the All-England club.
Place a 4 or more legged match betting bulti on Men’s or Women’s singles matches in Wimbledon and sportsbet will give you a 20% bonus on your winnings.
The maximum boost per day is $100 and the minimum pay of the multi is $2.
This deal is limited to one per customer, per day.
WilliamHill.com.au Wimbledon bonuses
Looking to put together a multi over the fortnight of action at Wimbledon?
Your best bet is to utilise William Hill’s long running money back and tiered bonus special on all sports mutlis.
Place a four or more leg multi on the action at Wimbledon or any other sport, and if you miss out by one leg you get your cash back up to $50.
In addition, get a tiered bonus up to 40% added to your winnings.
Bonus are paid as Bonus Bets from 2.5% (4 leg multi) up to 40% of winnings (12+ leg multi); Max Winning Bonus $5,000 Bonus Bets.
Not only that, but William Hill will be running boosted odds bets on Wimbledon matches all throughout the tournament so keep an eye on their promotions page as the tournament progresses.
