Following Players on Insta — and Their Partners — Is a Must for Tennis Bettors
Following tennis players on Insta - and their partners - can reveal rest periods the market ignores, adding valuable info to helps bettors find small edges.
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The Real Distribution of Sets at Grand Slams
A data-driven analysis of how Grand Slam matches are decided, from straight-sets wins to five-set battles and retirements.
Australian Open (Women): Underdogs Are Still a Bad Bet — Just Less Than Men
Betting on underdogs at the Australian Open (Women) is a losing game, but less negative than in the men, due to the best-of-3 format.
Australian Open (Men): The –20.1% Yield that Shows Betting on Underdogs is a Disaster
Discover why betting on underdogs at the Australian Open is a financial disaster. An analysis of 2,008 matches reveals a brutal -20.1% yield.
Betting Brokers: What I Learned After 20 Years of Tennis Betting
What betting brokers are, how they work, and why they are the best option for bettors who want high odds and high limits, and no bans for winning.
The Favorite–Longshot Bias in Tennis: Evidence from 40,000 Matches
After analyzing all the ATP matches bets from 2010 to 2025, the conclusion is clear: betting too much on longshots is disastrous long run.
The Favorite-Longshot Bias Explained
The Favorite-Longshot Bias is a concept any serious bettor should know. It can save you a lot of money if you often bet on big underdogs.