Best ATP Tour Betting Sites in Australia

Quick verdict: which ATP betting site suits you

There's no single winner for every bettor. Here's the short version based on our scoring data:

• Choose bet365 if you want live streaming and the widest ATP market coverage. It scores highest in our set for market coverage (9.6), sports depth (9.5), live capability (9.4) and app (9.3), and it's the only ranked operator listing Live Streaming among its features.
• Choose Ladbrokes or Unibet if best price on the head-to-head is your priority. On our sampled odds, Ladbrokes returned the best price on roughly 55% of markets and Unibet around 56% — the two strongest for line value here.
• Choose Sportsbet if you value the tightest average margin. Its sampled margin of about 4.9% was the lowest of any operator with data, and it scores 9.0 on app.
• Choose TopSport if you're Android-only and margin-conscious; note there's no iOS app.

Every site listed is licensed for Australian wagering and restricted to bettors aged 18+.

How we ranked ATP bookmakers

Rankings combine category scores (odds, market coverage, live capability, app, payments, withdrawals, licence safety, support) with sampled odds metrics: best-price share (how often an operator posted the top price across sampled markets) and average margin (lower is better for you).

Tennis is a two-outcome sport, so margin and best-price share matter more here than in multi-runner markets. A tighter margin means the bookmaker takes a smaller cut on head-to-head prices, which compounds over a full ATP season of singles matches.

Odds metrics were drawn from different sample sizes — Ladbrokes (258 markets) and Unibet (243) had far larger samples than bet365 (30) or Sportsbet (44) — so treat small-sample figures as indicative rather than definitive. We separate this data from our editorial read below.

Best odds value for ATP matches

On the sampled data, the two clear leaders on price were Unibet (best-price share ~56%, average margin ~5.8%) and Ladbrokes (best-price share ~55%, average margin ~5.8%). If you line-shop between just these two, you'll land the top available price on most ATP head-to-heads in our sample.

Sportsbet posted the lowest average margin at ~4.9%, but a smaller best-price share (~16%) — meaning competitive baseline pricing rather than frequent market-topping standouts. Neds (best-price share ~36%) and TAB (~27%) sit in the mid-tier.

bet365's sampled best-price share was ~23% on a small 30-market sample, so its price story is less certain from this data — its strengths sit elsewhere. betr (~12.5%) and PlayUp (~13.6%) trailed on best-price frequency in our samples.

The practical takeaway: for ATP singles pricing, keep Unibet and Ladbrokes open and compare before you bet.

Live betting and streaming for the tour

ATP matches swing fast — a break of serve flips a set — so in-play tools matter. Every operator here offers Live Betting, and most offer Cash Out, letting you exit a position mid-match.

bet365 leads on live with a 9.4 live-capability score and is the only ranked site listing Live Streaming, useful for following early-round matches at Masters 1000 events that aren't always on Australian TV. Unibet (8.4) and Sportsbet (8.2) follow on live capability.

For building multi-leg tennis bets (for example, a player to win plus total games), bet365 (bet builder 9.0) and Sportsbet (8.3) rate highest among sites listing a Bet Builder. Ladbrokes and Unibet also offer Bet Builder. PointsBet, Neds, betr, PlayUp and TopSport do not list a bet builder in their features, so stick to singles and standard multis there.

Upcoming ATP matches and where the best price sits

A snapshot of sampled best prices on upcoming tour matches shows how line-shopping pays off — the top price often sits with Unibet or Ladbrokes:

• Alexander Zverev vs Terence Atmane: Zverev 1.12 (Unibet), Atmane 6.00 (Ladbrokes)
• Tommy Paul vs Adolfo Daniel Vallejo: Paul 1.22 (Ladbrokes), Vallejo 4.20 (Unibet)
• Arthur Fery vs Alex de Minaur: de Minaur 1.20 (Ladbrokes)
• Jiri Lehecka vs Arthur Fils: Lehecka 2.30 (Ladbrokes), Fils 1.60 (Unibet)
• Alexander Blockx vs Flavio Cobolli: Blockx 1.80 (Unibet), Cobolli 2.00 (Ladbrokes)
• Rinky Hijikata vs Jakub Mensik: Hijikata 3.75 (Unibet), Mensik 1.28 (Ladbrokes)

Notice how the best price on either side is split between the two bookmakers in almost every match — that's the case for having accounts at both. Odds move, so check live prices before betting.

Payments, withdrawals and apps

Deposits and cash-outs are broadly consistent across these operators: a $10 minimum deposit and 0–24h withdrawal window are standard.

PayID is supported by every site here, which is the quickest local option for topping up and getting paid out. bet365 and Sportsbet also list Apple Pay; TopSport lists Bank Transfer alongside PayID and Visa.

On apps, bet365 (9.3) and Sportsbet (9.0) rate highest, both with iOS and Android. TopSport is the exception — Android only, no iOS app — so avoid it if you're on an iPhone. Sportsbet, PointsBet, Neds, betr and TopSport all list Fast Payout, worth noting if speed of cash-out matters to you.

For withdrawal-speed focus, see our Fast Payout list; for iPhone/Apple Pay users, the Apple Pay betting sites page narrows the field.

Licence and safety

Every operator on this page is licensed for wagering in Australia. Most — Ladbrokes, Unibet, PointsBet, Sportsbet, Neds, betr, PlayUp and TopSport — are listed under the NTRC (Northern Territory Racing Commission), TAB operates under state authorities, and bet365 is listed as licensed. Australian wagering is overseen by state and territory racing and wagering authorities, and betting is restricted to those aged 18 and over.

On our licence-safety score, bet365 (9.5) and Ladbrokes (9.2) rate highest, with TAB (9.1), Unibet and Sportsbet (9.0) close behind. We verify regulatory standing from licence data only — we don't run first-hand account tests. Always gamble within your limits and use the deposit-limit and self-exclusion tools each licensed operator provides.