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1xBet Tennis Betting for Indian Users
Explore 1xBet tennis betting built for India. Bet pre-match or live on Grand Slams, ATP, WTA, and Challengers. Markets include match winner, set handicap, total games, tie-break, and player stats. Odds update fast, and Cash Out is available on selected events. Use the app for INR deposits and quick slips. New users can claim a sports welcome bonus after sign-up and first deposit. Read terms before placing bets.
How to place tennis bets on 1xBet India
Placing a tennis bet is quick once you know the steps. Create an account, add INR funds, and open the Tennis page. Compare markets and prices, then add a selection to your slip. You will see 1xBet tennis odds for each match and set.
Use the stats and head-to-head tabs to inform your picks. In live view, watch the point-by-point tracker before betting again. Cash Out may appear on eligible slips.
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Tap Sports – Tennis
Filter by tournament or players.
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Pick a market such as Match Winner, Set Handicap, or Total Games.
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Enter your stake in the bet slip
Review potential returns.
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Tap Place Bet to confirm
Track it in My Bets.
Odds formats you can use
Decimal, Fraction, and American. Change it in Settings – Odds Format. Example: Decimal 1.85 means ₹100 stake returns ₹185 total.
Tennis betting on the mobile app
The app mirrors the full tennis market on desktop. Live odds refresh quickly, and Quick Bet helps place small stakes faster. Cash Out and Bet Builder appear when available. You get push alerts for favoured matches and settled bets. Payments in INR through UPI, cards, and netbanking are supported. The 1xBet app provides the same account and limits across devices.
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Visit the site on your phone
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Open the Apps page.
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Choose Android or iOS guide
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Follow the install steps on screen
Allow unknown sources on Android if asked.
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Open the app, log in, and set a PIN
Sports welcome bonus for tennis punters
On 1xBet, new sports users can get a 100% first deposit bonus up to ₹20,000. Select Sports Bonus during registration or in your account before depositing. Minimum deposit is ₹100. Wager the bonus 5x on accumulator bets with at least 3 legs, each leg at odds 1.40 or higher. Tennis bets count if they meet these terms. Bonus expiry, eligible markets, and other rules can change, so check the promo page and T&Cs.
Why bet on tennis here
- Deep 1xBet tennis markets from match winner to player props.
- Competitive tennis odds across ATP and WTA events.
- Live betting every point, fast price updates.
- Cash Out and Partial Cash Out on selected events.
- Bet Builder for same match combinations.
- Live stats, point tracker, and head-to-head data.
- INR banking via UPI, NetBanking, cards, and wallets.
- Account tools: deposit limits, time alerts, and self-exclusion.
Top tennis tournaments to bet on
You can bet across global tours all year. Coverage includes Grand Slams, tours, team events, and finals. Markets are available on 1xBet before and during play.
- Australian Open
- Roland-Garros
- Wimbledon
- US Open
- ATP Masters 1000 events
- WTA 1000 events
- ATP Finals and WTA Finals
ATP 500, ATP 250, and the Challenger Tour also run weekly. Odds may open early for outrights and then update match by match.
FAQ
How are tennis bets settled if a player retires?
Settlement follows the Tennis Rules for each market. Match Winner may settle on the official result if a player advances. Many totals or handicaps void if the match is not completed. Check Rules on the market before you bet.
Can I Cash Out a live tennis bet?
On 1xBet, Cash Out is offered on selected tennis markets. The icon shows when it is available. The amount updates as odds move and may be paused during points or reviews. It is not guaranteed.
What is the minimum or maximum stake for tennis?
The bet slip displays allowed stakes for your account and the chosen market. Limits vary by event, price, and time to start. You can divide stakes across selections or use accumulators.
How do I change odds format for tennis?
Go to Profile – Settings – Odds format. Choose Decimal, Fraction, or American. The setting applies across all sports including tennis.
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