Neds Review
Neds has built its name as one of Australia's most recognisable bookmakers, and that same energy carries into its tennis book, with deep ATP and WTA tour coverage alongside grand slam specials. The same-game multi tool that made Neds popular in racing and AFL now extends to tennis, letting punters combine set scores, total games and match winner into one bet slip. It suits punters who like building their own multis rather than just backing outright winners.
- ✓ Same-game multis for tennis let you combine match winner, set betting and total games markets on one slip, with a live combined price shown as you build it
- ✓ Coverage runs well beyond the top four events, with ATP 250s, WTA 125s and Challenger matches priced up most weeks, not just grand slams and Masters
- ✓ The live betting screen updates game by game with a simple scoreboard layout, and cash out is available on most tennis markets once a match is underway
- ✕ Odds on lower-tier ITF and Challenger matches can be shorter than specialist tennis bookmakers offer, since Neds prices these off a narrower trading model
- ✕ Promo frequency and multi boosts lean toward Australian racing and AFL customers, so UK, Canadian and NZ tennis bettors see fewer tennis-specific offers
Tennis coverage
Neds covers all four grand slams in full, plus the ATP and WTA tour calendar through the year, including most 250 level events that smaller bookmakers skip. Markets go beyond match winner to include set betting, total games over/under, first set winner and correct score, with player props such as total aces available for higher profile matches. Doubles markets are thinner, usually limited to match winner and set betting. During grand slams the market list expands noticeably, with tiebreak markets and game handicaps added for marquee matches, though outer court fixtures get a more basic set of markets.
Odds and live betting
Neds prices tennis close to the market average on the big four events, occasionally sharper on same-game multi legs where its own pricing model works in the punter's favour. Live betting is straightforward: the in-play screen shows current set and game score with a running list of markets that refresh between points, not mid-point, so there's no lag-driven confusion. Cash out is offered on most singles and same-game multis once the match starts, letting you lock in a profit or cut a loss before a set is finished. Suspensions during service games are brief, usually just a few seconds.
Deposits and withdrawals
Deposits go through fast via debit card, PayPal or bank transfer, with funds available immediately in most cases. Withdrawals back to a bank account typically clear within one to three business days, quicker than the week-long waits some rival books still have. PayPal withdrawals tend to land the same day once approved. Verification is usually a one-time check early on, after which repeat withdrawals process without extra hoops, provided the payout method matches how you deposited.