Australian Open tennis betting
January 15, 2019Australian Open betting promotions
The 2019 Australian Open gets underway at Melbourne Park on Monday 14th January. The favourites to win the Men's title are familiar names: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The Ladies singles is more open this year though, whatever the case, there's plenty of tennis action and betting promotions to get through before we reach the finals.
Cash back special
$50
- All Quarte Finals
- Win 1st set but lose
- Cash back up to $50
Serena bet special
$20
- Serena to defeat Pliskova
- Special price of $2.00
- Maximum bet $20
Chase the Ace
$25
- All singles matches
- Get bonus for every ace
- Only using Beteasy App
Double Winnings
$30
- Womens Qtr Finals
- Double winnings/li>
- Head to head bets
Sportsbet double winnings
$50
- All Qtr Finals
- Double winnings up to $50
- Paid in bonus bets
Early retirement
$50
- All singles matches
- Retirement after 1st set
- Money back / early payout
Palmerbet money back offer
$50
- All head to head bets
- Win first 2 sets but lose
- Get a bonus bet
Head to head bets
The promotions on offer for the 2019 Aussie Open predominantly involve head to head bets. Whether it be a single head to head bet, or a combination of them in the form of a multi bet. The best value promotion is Sportsbet's offer, where they will payout your bet as a winner if your player leads by 4 games or more in any set.
Pro's tip
The second offer of significance is Neds' first set promotion. They will refund any losing head to head bets if your player wins the first set but then loses the match. The trick here is to look for big serving players that often force tie breakers.
The 2019 Australian Open
The City of Melbourne plays host to the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the 2019 season. Melbourne Park will be awash with fans enjoying 2 weeks of high quality tennis action. The Men's event sees the rejuvenated Roger Federer battle for favouritism up against arch rival Novak Djokovic. Returning from injury is Australian Open champion Rafael Nadal. It's going to be a great couple of weeks!