Tennis, darts & cue sports

One player against another yields few outcomes, which is why tennis and darts attract so many predictions. This section explains the markets those predictions are made for.

Snooker and golf join tennis and darts, with table tennis, badminton, padel, curling and chess at the margins. In golf each-way terms apply; the place terms are published in the market and differ by event and operator.

Britain lists no permitted markets by statute. A licence covers a category, such as real events, and the markets within it are the operator’s own affair, so two bookmakers can price the same match in different ways.

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