2010 Australian Open Odds

The first Grand Slam Tournament of the tennis calendar is the Australian Open which is taking place in the energetic city of Melbourne. Right in beautiful constructed Melbourne Park, the men’s final is played in the legendary Rod Laver Arena. More...

2008 US Open Tennis

Roger Federer answered suggestions he couldn't win another tennis Grand Slam by collecting a fifth straight U.S. Open, leaving him within one title of matching Pete Sampras's record haul of 14 majors. More...

2008 Wimbledon Championship

Rafael Nadal's first Grand Slam title off clay was never going to be easy, but this was ridiculous. Who knew the Spaniard would have to come through arguably the greatest men's final ever in his phenomenal 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-7 (8), 9-7 victory over five-time defending champion Roger Federer at Wimbledon. More...

French Open 2008

Hosted by one of the most romantic cities in the world, Paris, the French Open 2008 event will run from May 25th to June 8th and this year's event is sure to unleash some of the most riveting tennis - both the men's and women's defending champions for the singles event are vying for a fourth consecutive victory. More...

Australian Open 2008

The first Grand Slam Tournament of the tennis calendar is the Australian Open which is taking place in the energetic city of Melbourne. Right in beautiful constructed Melbourne Park, the men's final is played in the legendary Rod Laver Arena. More...

2007 wimbledon Tennis Championship

Wimbledon is the world's most prestigious competition but most of the betting options are those that it trades on the other events on the various tours. In simple terms, there are two types of Wimbledon betting odds: futures betting and match betting. Futures betting is the one with which novices are most familiar as betting on the championship winner is a concept that everyone grasps easily. Match betting is more complex as the possibilities are endless. More...

2007 French Open Tennis Betting

The real 2007 tennis season resumes for even non-tennis fans in May when the Grand Slam schedule resumes with the French Open taking over center court at Roland Garros. The red clay of Roland Garros makes the French Open the wild card of the four Grand Slam tournaments, which makes it the most interesting tournament for bettors. The French Open (hard courts), Wimbledon (grass courts) and US Open (hard courts) contested on much quicker surfaces. This adds to the excitement of the event, throwing an air of uncertainty into the tournament, as many of the world’s top tennis players, such as Pete Sampras, have had difficulty adjusting to the surface. More...

AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS

SkyTower will be offering tennis betting odds on all the Grand Slam events, such as: US Open, Australian Open,French Open and Wimbledon, as well as the Davis Cup. APT tour events are also covered from the quarter finals.

Tennis Australia had announced the Open would be played from January 22-February 4 in 2007 but has been forced to switch back to January 15-28. The 2008 and 2009 Opens also will be played in the usual January period. More...