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What Decides a Match
No clock, no draw. Just sets, and the surface they are played on.
Best of Three
The tour standard. First to two sets takes the match, so a single break of serve can settle it.
Best of Five
Men's Grand Slam matches go the distance. Three sets to win, and enough time for a match to turn twice.
The Tie-Break
Six games all and the set goes to a breaker. First to seven points, but you have to lead by two.
Three Surfaces
Grass is fast and low, clay is slow and high, hard sits between. The same two players play a different match on each.
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More Than the Winner
A tennis match is scored in three layers — points, games and sets. Every one of them is a market.
Match Winner
The straight call. No draw in tennis, so it comes down to one of two names.
Set Betting
The exact set score rather than just the winner — 2–0 or 2–1, and priced accordingly.
Total Games
How long the match runs in games. Big servers push it up, one-sided draws pull it down.
Game Handicap
Tennis's spread, applied in games. A favourite has to win comfortably, not just win.
First Set Winner
Settles after one set. Useful when a player is known for starting fast or starting cold.
Total Aces
Unreturned serves across the match, where the surface matters as much as the server.
Tie-Break Played
Simply whether any set reaches six all. Tight matches on quick courts say yes.
Tournament Winner
The outright. Placed before the draw opens up, and settled a fortnight later.
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Tennis, Answered
There is no clock. Most tour matches are best of three sets, so the first player to win two takes it. Men's Grand Slam matches are best of five, which is why they can run past four hours. A match ends only when someone wins the last point.
All four Grand Slams — the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open — plus the ATP and WTA tours through the season, the Tour Finals and the Davis Cup. The full list is in Tours & Events.
Set betting settles on the exact set score rather than just the winner. In a best-of-three match that means calling 2–0 or 2–1, which pays more than the straight match winner because you are picking how the match gets there.
When a set reaches six games all, a tie-break decides it. The first player to seven points wins, but they must lead by two, so a tie-break can run well past seven. Since 2022 all four Grand Slams settle a deciding set with a ten-point tie-break at six games all.
Considerably. Grass is fast and low, rewarding serve and short points. Clay is slow and high, rewarding movement and long rallies. Hard courts sit between the two. The same two players can produce very different matches depending on what they are standing on.
Tennis runs almost year-round and matches have no fixed end, which makes it easy to keep going. Set a limit before you start, take breaks between matches, and treat any stake as the cost of entertainment rather than an investment. FANCODE.BET is for players aged 18 and over.
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