Today's Tennis Predictions - Best Tennis Tips & Picks

Tennis Picks:

In theory, tennis is a better sport to choose when it comes to predicting results, because it often includes only two players (betting on doubles is far less popular), and there are only two outcomes – win or lose.

That does not mean that there are not many factors which need to be taken into consideration before deciding who is likely to win a match. Comparative world rankings, seedings, form, head to head records, and the surface all need to be factored into the equation (there are certain players who will thrive on clay, for example, but really struggle when it comes to grass, or hard courts, and vice versa).

We offer you daily tennis picks based on all the factors mentioned above and we are confident we can get the majority of the tips right!

What Tournaments Do We Cover?

Stevegtennis brings you predictions and tips all year round, from the Grand Slam events (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open), Masters Series, Main ATP and WTA tournaments as well as lower tier events like Challengers and ITF Futures. You can use our prediction filters at the top to select whether you wish to see men's or women's picks, what level tournament etc.

Tennis Predictions Options:

Currently we offer these options:

• Match winner – based on our historical and current data, we determine whether Player A or Player B is going to win the encounter.
• Total games (over or under 22) – this is the number of total games played in the match. Basically we are predicting that the match will less or more that 22 cumulative games.

Other Possible Predictions include:

• 1st Set Winner – picking which player will win the first set, regardless of the outcome of the whole match.
• Tournament winner – this is a very popular market, where you can pick your favourite player to win the whole tournament. This one is much harder to predict as there are a few matches to be won on the way to capturing the title and lifting the trophy.
• Set score tip – picking not only the number of sets played, but also which player is going to win with what score. Eg Jannik Sinner is going to beat Carlos Alcaraz 2-1.