The ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour is an entry-level professional league run by the International Tennis Federation. It’s the lowest tier of pro men’s tennis before players progress to the ATP Challenger Tour and then the full ATP Tour. Players receive points to enter the ATP ranking system, which allows them to move up the ladder.
The ITF was established in 1913 and hosted pro tournaments starting in 1968. ITF Men’s and women’s circuits debuted in 1998 and developed into the current format in 2019. The annual Davis Cup tournament is the ITF’s biggest event. Every 4 years, the ITF collaborates with the Olympics to allow pros to play in what is typically regarded as an amateur competition.
In all, the ITF Men’s tour offers approximately 550 events across 70 countries throughout the year. There are two prize money levels for all tournaments: $25,000 and $15,000.
ITF Men
League Markets|
Game |
 BetMGMBet |
|---|---|
Khushwin Jeffrey
Grigoriy Lomakin
3:15am EST - Men - Bhopal (IND) | |
Lars Goran Verwerft
Ibrahim Snoussi
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Jan Jauch
Noah Lopez
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Alessandro Spadola
Carles Cordoba
3:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) - Qualification | |
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Julien Penzlin
Valentin Lapalu
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
S Mert Ozdemir
Volodymyr Iakubenko
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Breno Rossetto Urvaneja
Fred Barnett
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Theo Herrmann
Christophe Pognon
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
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Nicolas Philibert
Andrea Paolini
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Dmitrii Shirokii
Pietro Romeo Scomparin
3:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) - Qualification | |
Jan Psota
Gabriel Ghetu
3:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
Mark Havlicek
Patrik Homola
3:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
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Adam Nagoudi
Louis Herman
3:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) - Qualification | |
Matic Dimic
Mikail Alimli
4:00am EST - Luanda | |
Andrea Bacaloni
Kacper Szymkowiak
4:15am EST - Men - Luanda (ANG) | |
Atharva Sharma
Arnav Paparkar
4:15am EST - Men - Bhopal (IND) | |
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Siddhant Banthia
Vadym Konovchuk
4:15am EST - Men - Bhopal (IND) | |
Matic Hribar
Luca Santiago De Sousa Figueiredo
4:15am EST - Men - Luanda (ANG) | |
Giovanni Ciocca
Federico Bove
4:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) - Qualification | |
Thomas Kostka
Benedikt Szerencsits
4:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) - Qualification | |
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Roy Keegan
Yoshka Sborowsky
4:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) - Qualification | |
Maksym Kalabishka
Gabriel Matuszewski
4:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) - Qualification | |
Anas Mazdrashki
Pablo Masjuan Ginel
5:08am EST - Madrid | |
Izan Almazan Valiente
Carles Hernandez
5:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
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Michiel De Krom
Alejandro Turriziani Alvarez
5:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
Michalis Sakellaridis
Miha Vetrih
5:30am EST - Heraklion | |
Charles Bertimon
Luca Wiedenmann
5:45am EST - Men - Monastir (TUN) | |
Mateo Luis Alvarez Sarmiento
George Lazarov
5:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) - Qualification | |
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Alexandru Toubi Hebhang Balan
Alessio Basile
5:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) - Qualification | |
Marcel Zielinski
Michel Hopp
5:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) | |
Stepan Baum
Roman Postolka
5:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
Justin Schlageter
Andrej Nedic
5:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) | |
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Ilya Ignatov
Anton Kartsev
5:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) - Qualification | |
Saba George Nanobashvili
Richard Antoni
5:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | +225-375 |
Nicolas Ifi
Charles Chen
6:15am EST - Men - Luanda (ANG) | |
Yassine Smiej
Luiz Felipe Silva
6:15am EST - Men - Luanda (ANG) | |
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Aaron Gil Garcia
Andrei Kunitsyn
6:15am EST - Men - Luanda (ANG) | |
Filippo Romano
Gilberto Ravasio
6:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) | |
Benjamin Pietri
Keshav Chopra
6:45am EST - Men - Heraklion (GRE) | |
Luka Talan Lopatic
Christian Sigsgaard
7:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
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Anas Mazdrashki
Pablo Masjuan
7:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
Benjamin Winter Lopez
Ryan Nijboer
7:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
Vojtech Mares
Michael Agwi
7:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
Dusan Obradovic
Ramazan Kaan Oktay
7:45am EST - Men - Antalya (TUR) | |
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Radek Chodora
Niklas Guttau
7:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
Alberto Odiseo Alvarado Berrospi
Ignacio Antonio Becerra Otarola
8:15am EST - Men - Santiago (CHI) | |
Lautaro Correa Beguerie
Benjamin Ignacio Torres Fernandez
8:15am EST - Men - Santiago (CHI) | |
Rocco Valente
Juan Estevez
8:15am EST - Men - Santiago (CHI) | |
| BetMGM | |
Pierre Yves Bailly
Diego Fernandez Flores
9:15am EST - Men - Madrid (ESP) | |
Michael Savano
Buvaysar Gadamauri
9:45am EST - Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) | |
Joao Vitor Scramin do Lago
Alex Santino Nunez Vera
12:15pm EST - Men - La Paz (BOL) | |
Oliver Andre Solis Encinas
Andre Souza
12:15pm EST - Men - La Paz (BOL) | |
| BetMGM | |
Santiago Lora
Breno Braga
2:15pm EST - Men - La Paz (BOL) |
ITF Men Futures Odds
|
Team | BetMGM |
|---|---|
| Jannik Sinner | +110 Bet |
| Carlos Alcaraz | +150 Bet |
| Novak Djokovic | +1000 Bet |
| Alexander Zverev | +1400 Bet |
| Jack Draper | +1400 Bet |
| Ben Shelton | +1600 Bet |
| Taylor Fritz | +2200 Bet |
| Alexander Bublik | +3300 Bet |
| Daniil Medvedev | +3300 Bet |
| Alex De Minaur | +4000 Bet |
| Felix Auger-Aliassime | +4000 Bet |
| Joao Fonseca | +4000 Bet |
| Lorenzo Musetti | +4000 Bet |
| Arthur Fils | +5000 Bet |
| Frances Tiafoe | +5000 Bet |
| Jakub Mensik | +5000 Bet |
| Jiri Lehecka | +5000 Bet |
| Sebastian Korda | +5000 Bet |
| Tommy Paul | +5000 Bet |
| Andrey Rublev | +6600 Bet |
| Grigor Dimitrov | +6600 Bet |
| Karen Khachanov | +6600 Bet |
| Alejandro Davidovich Fokina | +8000 Bet |
| Flavio Cobolli | +8000 Bet |
| Hubert Hurkacz | +8000 Bet |
| Matteo Berrettini | +8000 Bet |
| Stefanos Tsitsipas | +8000 Bet |
| Casper Ruud | +10000 Bet |
| Denis Shapovalov | +10000 Bet |
| Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard | +10000 Bet |
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Tennis Bets
Tennis is one of the more popular sports to bet on worldwide. Daily matches take place around the world. That means there’s plenty of tennis to bet on year-round. There are a variety of ways to bet on tennis. We’ll discuss the most common below.
Moneyline Bet
Moneyline betting is the most popular tennis wager because of its simplicity. Pick either player to win the match.
Oddsmakers will determine a favorite and an underdog. The favorite will have a minus sign. The underdog will have a plus sign.
Moneyline Bet Example
French Open Final
Rafael Nadal -150
Roger Federer +130
In this example, Rafael Nadal is a slight favorite to win at -150. This means you would have to bet $150 to win $100 if Nadal is victorious.
On the other side, betting on an underdog means that you risk less to win more. For Roger Federer, you would have to bet $100 in order to win $130. You’ll make more on a Federer bet if he pulls off the upset.
ITF Men Odds Example
|
Game |
BetMGM Bet |
|---|---|
Saba George Nanobashvili
Richard Antoni
Men - Hradec Kralove (CZE) - 5:45am EST | +225-375 |
- Saba George Nanobashvili bettors risk $100 to win $225 at +225 odds. The implied probability for Saba George Nanobashvili is 30.77%.
- Richard Antoni bettors risk $100 to win $26.67 at -375 odds. The implied probability for Richard Antoni is 78.95%.
Game Total Bet (Over-Under)
A tennis game total bet is where you try and guess whether a match will have more or fewer games than the sportsbook’s game total line. This bet is also called an over-under game total bet.
A tennis game consists of a sequence of points served by the same player. A game is won when a player wins four points under the love-15-30-40 system.
Note that a player must win a game by two points. So if they each get to 40, it’s called “deuce”. The game continues until a player wins two points in a row.
The first player to six games wins the set. However if both players have won five games, play continues until a player wins two games in a row. In most matches, a player must win the best of the three sets, or 2 sets total. In some men’s events with 5 sets, a player must win the best of five sets, or 3 sets total.
Game Total Bet Example
3-Set Match
Andy Murray 21.5 o -110
Novak Djokovic 21.5 u -110
In this wager, you’re deciding whether or not the match will have a game total that goes over or under 21.5. The reason a half-point is used is to prevent tie bets. Since a half-game in tennis cannot be played, the total games played must either go over or under the sportsbook’s line.
One other thing to note. The odds are the same for each side, also called an “even bet”. You might be wondering why you have to risk more than you can win on each side of the wager. The difference is what’s called the vig or the juice.
If there are an even amount of bets for each player, there will be some money left over after paying out winning bets. This leftover money goes to the sportsbook as a service fee for placing and guaranteeing your bet.
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Game Spread Bet (Tennis Game Handicap)
The tennis game spread bet is similar to the point spread in sports like football and basketball. In a matchup where the moneyline bet might be lopsided, oddsmakers will use a game spread to try and equalize the two players and level the playing field.
Game Spread Bet Example
3-Set Match
Andrey Rublev +4.0 (+220 moneyline)
Carlos Alcaraz -4.0 (-300 moneyline)
Here you can see how the moneyline odds translate to a game spread bed.
A bet on Alcaraz requires him to win the match by more than four games. Suppose Alcaraz wins the match 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. Alcaraz won 16 games to Rublev’s 10. The six-game difference (16 – 10 = 6) would be a winning result for Alcaraz at -4.
On the other hand, suppose Alcaraz wins the match 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. Alcaraz won 17 games to Rublev’s 15. The two-game difference (17 – 15 = 2) would be a winning result for Rublev at +4. Alcaraz failed to win the match by more than 4 games.
A whole number tennis game spread like 4 means a tie (or a push) is in play. So if Alcaraz won exactly 4 more games than Rublev, all game spread bets for each player would be refunded.
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ITF Men Events
The top events on the ITF schedule are known as the ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour. Nearly every pro player has spent some time on this tour while they worked their way up to the top of the sport.
The events are called futures tournaments. Each tournament lasts one week. Both singles and doubles can enter. Players earn ATP ranking points for reaching the quarterfinals (3 points) up to winning the tournament (25 points). Prize money is typically awarded to the top 32 finishers.
The ITF holds numerous tournaments throughout the year. There can be as many as 12 different tournaments taking place in a dozen countries over the course of a single week.
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Do Your Research
Like in other sports, a wealth of information is available to you about ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour players. Knowing what’s important to track can give you an advantage when deciding how to wager. Remember that while the ITF Rankings can be useful, they do represent the entire year. The rankings, like standings for other sports, don’t reflect recent player performance. They shouldn’t be the sole factor used to evaluate a player.
Key Tennis Handicapping Stats
First, review how a player performs on a specific surface. Rafael Nadal, for example, is better on clay.
Second, analyze their current form. How has the player fared in recent matches? Have they struggled to win against competitive opponents?
Third, check to see how many unforced errors they have made in their past few tournaments. This is an important metric because it shows the number of mistakes a player makes on his own and without any pressure from the opponent.
Going through these progressions should be able to help you target winners, whether they are betting favorites or underdogs.
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ITF Men Odds FAQs
ITF stands for the International Tennis Federation. The ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour is an entry-level professional league. Men can earn points to enter the ATP ranking system and qualify for larger and more prestigious tournaments.
The ITF organizes the Davis Cup tournament each year, and it also collaborates with the International Olympic Committee for the tennis tournament at the Summer Olympics.
The ITF Rankings is a metric that covers an entire year’s worth of play. Players ebb and flow as the year progresses, so be sure to see what someone’s current form is. ITF Rankings are just one of many handicapping factors.
Tennis Betting Resources
- How to Bet on Tennis – Learn to bet on tennis matches with moneylines, game totals, game spreads, and exotic bets like set line, player total games, and 1st set winner.
- Tennis Betting Sites – We reviewed the best legal tennis betting sites serving customers in multiple US states. Get your bets in before the players step on the court!
- ATP Tour Betting Odds – Current moneyline odds for upcoming ATP Tour matchups.
- WTA Tour Betting Odds – Current moneyline odds for upcoming WTA Tour matchups.
- ITF Men Betting Odds – Review ITF Men moneyline odds for major international tournaments.
- ITF Women Betting Odds – Review ITF Women moneyline odds for major international tournaments.
Women’s Grand Slams
- Women’s Australian Open Odds – See the latest Women’s Australian Open futures odds, paired with lines and odds for the tournament’s upcoming single’s matches.
- Women’s French Open Odds – Our page contains the latest Women’s French Open futures, plus betting odds for upcoming singles tournament matches.
- Women’s Wimbledon Odds – Our Wimbledon Ladies’ guide has the latest odds to win the tournament, with lines and odds for all matchups, including the qualifying rounds.
- Women’s US Open Odds – The Women’s US Open is the last Grand Slam event of the year, so stay on top of the latest Women’s US Open futures odds, plus betting lines and odds for each upcoming tournament matchup.
Men’s Grand Slams
- Men’s Australian Open Odds – Have a look at futures odds for the Men’s Australian open, and then browse moneylines, total games, and game spread lines and odds for all of the tournament’s singles matches.
- Men’s French Open Odds – Dive into the latest Men’s French Open futures, while you review betting odds for the next scheduled singles matches.
- Men’s Wimbledon Odds – See the latest Wimbledon Gentlemen’s futures odds, along with betting lines and odds for the next scheduled qualifiers and tournament matches.
- Men’s US Open Odds – The last Grand Slam of the year offers bettors a final chance to place US Open futures odds, as well as bets on individual Men’s US Open matches through the final.