Sportingbet offers big bonuses for Grand Slam tennis
With the French Open and Wimbledon on the horizon, Sportingbet.com is rolling out special betting bonuses, Live wagering and daily cash prizes for Tennis Betting fans.
Until July 7, the day after the 122nd Wimbledon Championships wraps up, bettors can multiply their winnings with Accumulator Bets and win cash on top of their payouts with IN:PLAY wagering.
Accumulator Bets, like Parlays, are a form of Multiples Betting, and are a great way to bet small stakes but win big. Sportingbet.com offers many Multiples, but the simplest is an Accumulator.
For example, if you like the chances of a number of players winning their matches on any day, you can place an Accumulator. And Sportingbet.com will pay bonuses of 10 to 50 per cent to winning tennis Accumulators with four or more selections. Four to 10 winning selections nets a 10 per cent bonus, while 11 to 20 winning selections will pay a 50 per cent bonus.
IN:PLAY Live Betting allows tennis bettors to wager while the match is in progress, placing bets on everything from who will win the next point or game, all the way up to who will win the match.
And every day until July 7, Sportingbet.com will give away more than $2000 in cash prizes to bettors who place five or more IN:PLAY bets worth $150 or more. The bettor who wins the most money betting IN:PLAY relative to their total stake each day will win $1500, while the 2nd place bettor wins $550 and the 3rd collects $230.
The French Open and Wimbledon, along with the U.S. Open and the Australian Open, make up the Grand Slam of tennis.
The French Open runs from May 25 to June 8. With the news of 2007 champion Justine Henin’s retirement, Roland Garros will be crowning a new women’s champion this year, while Rafael Nadal will be aiming for his fourth straight French Open men’s title.
Wimbledon opens June 23 and finishes July 6 at the All England Lawn Tennis Club. The 122nd Wimbledon Championships will feature Roger Federer looking to become the first player in the open era to win six consecutive men's singles titles. In the women's tournament, Venus Williams will be hoping to repeat her success of 2007 that saw her become the lowest-ranked player ever to win the women's title.
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