Tennis Rules

Fixed Odds

Outright Betting, To Reach The Final
A bet on which player will win the tournament. Place betting may be offered
If a player does not start the tournament then he is deemed a non-runner and any monies staked will be refunded. This market may be subject to a deduction due to the scratching of the player.

Matchplay
A bet on which player will win the match.
In the event of a match starting but not being completed then all bets on the match will be void and monies staked will be refunded.

Set Betting
A bet on the sets score at the end of the match.
Bets are void if the statutory number of sets are not completed, or are changed.

To Win A Set
A bet on whether a player will win a set.
Bets are void if the match is not completed.

Double Result
A bet on whether a player will win/loose the 1st set and go onto win/loose the match.
Bets are void if the match is not completed.

First Set Winner
A bet on which player will win the 1st set.
Bets are void if the first set is not completed.

First Set Correct Score
A bet on what the 1st sets correct score will be.
Bets are void if the first set is not completed.

Winning Quarter
A bet on which quarter will win the tournament.
The tournament must be completed in full for bets to stand.

Winning Half
A bet on which half will win the tournament.
The tournament must be completed in full for bets to stand.

Spread Betting
Game Supremacy
A spread on which player will win the match and the margin of victory in games.
For example
Roger Federer wins the match 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 the game supremacy is calculated as follows.
Total Games won by Player A - Total Games won by Player B
Federer won 17 games - Nadal won 13 so the make up for the above example will be 17 - 13 = 4
This market will be settled on the final score and if a player retires before the match is completed bets are void.
Stop Loss: 10 points
Note: This market can have a negative result and is a supremacy market where the favourite is listed first (buy)and the underdog(sell) second.

Total Games
Prediction of the combined total games in a given completed match. If a player retires before the match is complete, all bets are void.  
Stop Loss 3 sets: 15 points
Stop Loss 5 sets: 25 points

Win Index
A prediction on the winner of this tennis match.
Points are awarded on the following basis:
Winner = 25pts;
Loser = 0pts.

For example
Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal
Federer Win Index
Sell 16 - 18 Buy
If you thought Federer would win the match you would buy at 18 or if you thought he would loose the match you would sell at 16. The profit or loss is calculated as the difference between your price either the 16 or 18 in this example and the make up for instance if he won 25 and if he lost 0.