Best Tennis Betting Sites in Singapore 2026

Tennis Betting in Singapore

The WTA Finals came to Singapore for five consecutive years from 2014 to 2018, bringing the eight best women's players in the world to the Singapore Indoor Stadium each November. That run built a knowledgeable tennis audience with direct experience of watching elite players compete at home. The event has since moved, but the following it created remains active.

Singapore players approach tennis betting with broader international sport context than most markets in the region. The audience follows the ATP and WTA tours year-round, tracks individual player rankings and places higher average stakes than most other markets EightOdds covers. PayNow handles deposits instantly from any Singapore bank account, and the regulatory framework under the Gambling Control Act 2022 is one of the clearest in Asia.

Events Singapore Players Follow Year-Round

• Australian Open (January, Melbourne): The most-watched Grand Slam for Singapore players. January scheduling puts live matches at accessible evening hours and it opens the year for players tracking both the ATP and WTA draws simultaneously.
• French Open (Roland Garros, May-June): Clay-court Grand Slam in Paris. Singapore's WTA audience follows the clay season closely — Iga Swiatek's dominance on clay makes the French Open women's draw one of the more actively bet events among Singapore players.
• Wimbledon (June-July): The WTA Finals years built direct familiarity with the players who compete across all four majors. Wimbledon draws strong Singapore attention through player recognition built over those five home events, not just through general prestige.
• US Open (August-September): Hard-court Grand Slam in New York. The WTA Finals field competed on hard courts, so Singapore players are familiar with how the top women's players perform at this surface and follow the draw closely.
• ATP Finals (November): Season-ending ATP event in November. Singapore players who followed the WTA Finals at home now track the men's equivalent through the international calendar each year.
• India Open (ATP 250, New Delhi): The closest ATP 250 with direct regional relevance for Singapore players following the Asian circuit.

Full Market Access for Singapore Players

Singapore Pools holds the domestic sports betting licence and covers tennis for major events. The range is narrower than internationally licensed sportsbooks: set betting, first set winner and full outright markets across all Grand Slams and WTA tour events are available offshore but are not consistently available through Singapore Pools.

• Tournament outright: Available at offshore sportsbooks weeks before a Grand Slam begins. Singapore players with strong tour knowledge use early outright markets across all four Grand Slams and the ATP Finals. Singapore Pools may list outrights for selected events but timing and range differ.
• Match winner: Covered by Singapore Pools for major events. Offshore sportsbooks extend this to WTA and ATP tour events beyond Grand Slams, giving Singapore's year-round audience coverage through the full season.
• Set betting: Predict the exact scoreline in sets. Available at offshore sportsbooks for all four Grand Slams across both ATP and WTA draws. Best-of-three matches offer 2-0 or 2-1; Grand Slam men's matches extend to 3-0, 3-1 and 3-2.
• First set winner: Available at offshore sportsbooks across Grand Slam and tour events. Not consistently offered by Singapore Pools.
• Total games over/under: Bet on the combined games played against a set line. Available offshore for Grand Slam and selected tour events.

How to Bet on Tennis in Singapore

• Check the legal position before depositing. Online sports betting is governed by the Gambling Control Act 2022. Singapore Pools holds the domestic sports betting licence. Players who want full Grand Slam coverage, set betting and WTA tour markets access internationally licensed offshore sportsbooks. Every sportsbook EightOdds recommends holds an international offshore licence. Review your own situation before depositing.
• Decide what coverage you need. Singapore Pools covers tennis for major events but with a narrower market range. If you want set betting, first set winner, WTA tour markets and full outright coverage, an offshore sportsbook provides access that Singapore Pools does not.
• Register using your exact PayNow name. The name on your sportsbook account must match the name linked to your PayNow-registered phone number or NRIC. A sportsbook may request identity verification after registration. Requirements vary across platforms.
• Deposit via PayNow. Select PayNow at the cashier and transfer from your Singapore bank account. Deposits settle instantly in SGD. NETS is accepted at some sportsbooks as an alternative.