Sinner defends without Alcaraz. Djokovic chases a 25th major. Serena returns at 44. Get full Wimbledon 2026 odds, grass-court betting strategy, and our best picks — bet it all at Housebets with crypto.
Wimbledon, one of the most prestigious tournaments of the summer, is back again with this year’s edition kicking off on Jun 22 and running until July 12.
Played at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon is the most prestigious tennis tournament and the third major of the year.
It is played on grass and features the world’s best tennis players. This year’s edition will be no different as the top tennis players compete for one of the sport’s most coveted prizes.
As the qualifying events kick off today, ahead of the main draw, which kicks off next week, you can place your bets on all the games in both singles and doubles at Housebets.
Housebets remains the home of tennis betting, including Wimbledon, which kicks off on June 22 with the qualifiers. You can place bets on the men’s and women’s singles winners, even before the first ball is served.
To place your bets on your favourite Wimbledon tennis market at Housebets, log in to your account (or create one if you don't already have one), deposit your preferred cryptocurrency, and go to the sports section, click on tennis, and select Wimbledon to make your picks.
However, before you place your bets, check out our Wimbledon 2026 betting guide below.
Wimbledon is here, and it promises to be special. While the word 'special' may sound cliché, this year’s Wimbledon will truly be one to watch.
It will feature the world’s best tennis players, including last year's singles champions, Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek.
Sinner won his first Wimbledon title last year by beating Carlos Alcaraz in four sets. The Italian gained revenge on Alcaraz after his devastating loss to the Spaniard in the French Open final.
Meanwhile, on the women’s side, Swiatek destroyed Amanda Anisimova in last year’s final to win her first title at the All England Club.
Both champions will be back to defend their titles this year, but they will face stiffer competition from a stronger field.
Wimbledon 2026 kicks off on June 22 2026, with the qualifiers, but the main event starts on June 29, with the women’s singles final set for July 11 and the men’s singles final set for July 12.
On the men’s side, Jannik Sinner remains the player to beat despite his shocking loss at the French Open. The Italian went to Roland Garros as the overwhelming favourite to win in the absence of Alcaraz but suffered a second-round loss to Juan Manuel Cerúndolo.
Sinner has not played since then but will arrive at Wimbledon as the top seed and the defending champion. While Sinner remains the player to beat, Alexander Zverev will be looking to stop the Italian.
Zverev finally ended his long wait for a Grand Slam title, as he won the French Open to win his first major. The German took advantage of Alcaraz’s absence and Sinner’s early exit to finally win his first major.
With the wait now fully over, Zverev will come to Wimbledon full of confidence and looking to win a second Grand Slam.
With Alcaraz out, the only other player with a realistic chance of winning the title is none other than Novak Djokovic. Like Sinner, Djokovic also suffered an early exit at the French Open, but comes to Wimbledon as one of the players to watch.
The former World No. 1 has won seven Wimbledon titles and will be looking to equal Roger Federer’s record of eight titles.
In addition, the Serbian is also looking to win an unprecedented 25th Grand Slam title.
On the women’s side, Aryna Sabalenka is the player to beat despite Swiatek’s status as the defending champion.
Sabalenka is the World No.1 and the top seed going into this year’s competition.
However, despite her status as the best player, she has failed to deliver in the slams this year, losing in the final at the Australian Open and the quarter-final of the French Open.
With no title at Wimbledon yet, this could be the time for the Belarusian. Other players to watch aside from Sabalenka include Elena Rybakina, who is also a former champion.
Swiatek will also be looking to defend her title, while the likes of Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Anisimova will lead the American wave.
However, while these are big stars, the biggest story is the return of Serena Williams, who is back on the tour after coming out of retirement.
Williams has been handed a singles wild card and will also play doubles with her sister, Venus Williams. It remains to be seen how the mother of two will fare at the All England Club, but she has seven singles titles here.
She has been racking up minutes by playing doubles in two build-up tournaments but will not play a singles tune-up game before making her return to the centre court for the first time since 2022.
Sinner remains the player to beat despite his lack of warm-up events on grass and his second-round exit at the French Open.
The Italian world No.1 is priced at 1.55, as per odds at Housebets, to successfully defend his title. Behind Sinner is Djokovic, who is priced at 5.50 to win an unprecedented 25th grand slam title and a record-equalling eighth men’s singles title.
Wimbledon represents Djokovic’s best chance to win a grand slam at his age, so this might be an opportunity for him, especially with Alcaraz out.
One thing that could count against Djokovic is the lack of grass tune-up events. Like Sinner, the Serbian has also not played since he lost to Joao Fonseca at the French Open.
Meanwhile, Zverev is the third favourite, with the German priced at 9.00 to add Wimbledon to his Roland Garros title. The German is riding high on confidence but lost in the semifinal of his only warm-up tournament to Taylor Fritz.
Fritz is the fourth favourite and comes into the tournament in fine form after reaching the final in Halle, where he lost to Francis Tiafoe.
Meanwhile, on the women’s side, Sabalenka is the favourite at 3.70, ahead of Rybakina, who is priced at 4.50. Swiatek, who is the defending champion, is priced at 6.50 to successfully defend her title.
As for the Americans, Anisimova is the highest-priced American at 9.00, ahead of Gauff, who is priced at 11.00.
Meanwhile, French Open champion Mirra Andreeva is priced at 8.00 to win the title.
Moneyline – This is simply betting on the winner, like in any other sport. However, unlike football (soccer) and a few team sports, tennis has no draw. This option is best for you, especially if you are a beginner.
Overs – As the word implies, 'overs' means the number of games or sets that will be played. Example: You can bet on Over 8.5 games in the first set, meaning at least nine games will be played.
Set Betting: Set betting is when a bettor bets on a player to win a specific number of sets or a particular set.
E.g., a bettor could bet on Hugo Gaston to win the first set against Federico Cina. Another bettor could bet on Cina to win a set in the same game.
Meanwhile, you can also predict the correct set score. E.g., if it's a best-of-three sets, you can bet on 2-0 or 2-1. If it's a best-of-five sets, you can bet on 3-0, 3-1, or 3-2.
Handicap: Handicap is not different from what we have in football. It means you are betting on a player's performance based on his quality.
It is important to note that the favourites are always given a negative handicap, while the underdogs are given a positive handicap.
Live Betting: Live betting is simply betting on a live tennis match.
Outrights – 'Outrights' is the same as football (Soccer). It simply means betting on who will win Wimbledon. e.g., With the upcoming Wimbledon, you can bet on Sinner to win the event, even before the draw.
Wimbledon odds are just like any other sporting odds. You can choose either the American format, the British format, or the European format to place your bet.
You can read up on A Beginner's Guide to Understanding Betting Odds to understand how you can convert different odds formats.
How do I bet on Wimbledon at HouseBets?
To bet on Wimbledon at Housebets, register and open an account on Housebets.com and deposit your preferred cryptocurrency into your account.
Afterwards, click on sports and go to the tennis betting section on the site and click on Wimbledon to make your picks.
Also, follow our how-to-bet guide to make the right picks.
If you are depositing cryptocurrency, all you need to do is follow these simple steps.
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