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Betting on ATP tennis with crypto at Cloudbet

Tennis is one of the most popular online sports betting markets globally. The ATP Tennis calendar is stacked with events that put the best men’s players in the world up against each other.

With matches running almost every day of the season, a deep stats ecosystem, and clear momentum swings, it is one of the most strategic sports for bettors—especially if you enjoy in-play markets.

At Cloudbet, you can bet on every major ATP event using Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies, giving you all the benefits of blockchain technology, including rapid transactions and enhanced privacy.

What is ATP tennis?

ATP tennis refers to the men’s professional circuit governed by the Association of Tennis Professionals. It includes:

  1. ATP Tour 250 events
  2. ATP 500 events
  3. ATP Masters 1000
  4. Grand Slams
  5. ATP Finals

The ATP season runs almost year-round, with hard-court, clay, and grass segments shaping how players perform. For bettors, the structure creates predictable cycles of form, fatigue, and surface preference that can be analysed across tournaments.

Betting markets for ATP tennis

Match Winner

A Match Winner bet is simply choosing the player you think will win the match. Nothing else matters. If your player wins, your bet wins, no matter how many sets it takes or what the scoreline looks like.

Set Betting (Correct Score)

Set Betting means predicting the exact final score of the match in sets. For example, you might back a player to win 2–0 or 2–1 in a best-of-three match. This market suits bettors who have a strong read on how competitive the match will be.

Handicap Betting

A Handicap bet gives one player a virtual head start or deficit in games or sets to even out the odds. If you back a favourite at -3.5 games, they must win by four or more games overall. If you back the underdog at +3.5 games, they can lose the match but still cover the handicap as long as they stay within that margin.

Total Games (Over/Under)

This bet focuses on how many games will be played in the match. The sportsbook sets a number and you choose whether the final total will finish over or under that line. Long, tight matches push the total higher, while dominant straight-set wins keep it lower.

Player Props

Player Props allow you to bet on specific statistics from a match. Common options include:

  1. Total aces
  2. Double faults
  3. Service breaks
  4. Whether a tie-break will occur

These markets are useful when you understand a player’s serving style or pressure habits.

Outright Tournament Winner

An Outright Winner bet is a prediction on who will win the entire tournament. You can place this bet before the event begins or during the tournament, if you want to react to early performances or changes in form.

Live Betting

Live Betting lets you place wagers while the match is being played. Odds move quickly based on momentum, break points, medical timeouts or visible changes in confidence. Bettors often use this market to react to what they see rather than relying purely on pre-match predictions.

Biggest tennis events to bet on

The tennis calendar features tournaments almost every week, but several events attract the deepest fields and the most active betting markets. These are the best opportunities to find value, analyze form, and track surface-specific performance cycles.

Grand Slams

The four Grand Slams sit at the top of the sport and produce predictable rhythms that suit bettors.

  1. The Australian Open opens the season on hard courts and often rewards players with strong early-year conditioning.
  2. Roland Garros, or the French Open, is played entirely on clay and demands long rallies, patience, and high shot tolerance.
  3. Wimbledon takes place on grass and produces fast points, strong serving patterns, and shorter sets.
  4. The US Open closes the summer on a high-tempo hard court, where late-season fatigue and momentum streaks play a bigger role.

ATP Masters 1000

These nine tournaments offer high-intensity matches across hard, clay, and occasional indoor surfaces. These events in Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Toronto, Cincinnati and Shanghai routinely draw the world’s best players and deliver consistent betting angles throughout the season.

ATP Finals

This unique, eight-player year-end tournament uses a round-robin format, which means players face multiple opponents before knockout rounds begin. The structure makes matchups more predictable and creates strong opportunities for set-based betting.

ATP 500 and ATP 250 events

These tournaments run almost every week, offering steady betting volume and plenty of chances to track rising players, fatigue patterns, and smaller-sample form swings.

Top tips for betting on ATP tennis

Study surface form

Players often perform at different levels depending on the surface. Nadal on clay, Djokovic on Australian hard courts, and Federer on grass were classic examples of clear patterns. Today, you see similar trends with Alcaraz excelling on clay, Sinner thriving on indoor courts, and Daniil Medvedev performing best on medium-speed hard courts. A player’s surface history is often more important than their ranking.

Analyze serve and return statistics

Some ATP players win the majority of their matches through serve stability. If you analyze serve stats for players like Hurkacz or John Isner, you will see high first-serve percentages, strong hold rates, and frequent tie-breaks. Conversely, elite returners like Djokovic consistently pressure service games, which affects totals and handicap markets.

Track recent form

Confidence can carry a player through entire tournament swings. If a player has reached a recent final or semifinal, such as Zverev or Rune during hot streaks, that momentum often shows in early rounds of the next event. On the other hand, a player returning from injury, such as Matteo Berrettini after long layoffs, may take several matches to regain rhythm.

Watch head-to-head matchups

Some styles naturally trouble certain players. Tsitsipas, for example, often struggles against strong backhand players who can attack his single-handed backhand. Medvedev’s flat hitting and deep court positioning can frustrate opponents who rely on pace. These patterns frequently repeat and are useful indicators.

Consider fatigue and scheduling

ATP matches can run long, especially in Grand Slams. If a player has just survived a five-set match that lasted four hours, they may be vulnerable in the next round. This was a common trend in the US Open early rounds where humid conditions increase physical strain.

Use live betting windows

Momentum changes quickly. If a player starts to read an opponent’s serve, if rallies begin shifting toward one player, or if someone shows visible frustration, live odds adjust. Matches like Sinner vs. Alcaraz often swing sharply within a few games because both players rely heavily on rhythm.

Why bet on ATP tennis with crypto at Cloudbet?

Tennis is one of the best sports for crypto betting because matches run constantly, odds move quickly, and live betting rewards fast deposits. With crypto, you get instant funding, fast withdrawals, and full control over your bankroll without banking delays or card restrictions. Cloudbet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and a wide range of other currencies, giving you flexibility no matter how you prefer to bet.

Cloudbet also offers competitive odds on ATP matches, deep market coverage on every major event, and the added advantage of a $2500 Welcome Package that rewards new bettors with daily perks and 10% back on sports bets.

How to bet on ATP tennis at Cloudbet

  1. Sign up for a Cloudbet account
  2. Deposit crypto using Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, or another supported currency
  3. Go to the sports lobby and open Tennis → ATP to browse upcoming matches and tournaments
  4. Choose your betting market and place your wager
  5. Follow the match live and track your bets in real time