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Wimbledon Betting Tips & Tipsters 2027
Wimbledon 2027 dates, the fortnight round by round, the best-rated tennis tipsters and how to judge Wimbledon tips before you pay.
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Monday 28 June – Sunday 11 July 2027 · All England Lawn Tennis Club
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When is Wimbledon 2027?
Wimbledon 2027 runs from Monday 28 June to Sunday 11 July 2027 at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London. The ladies' singles final is on Saturday 10 July and the gentlemen's singles final on Sunday 11 July.
Wimbledon is the biggest tennis betting event in the UK: two weeks on grass with 128-player men's and women's draws. Grass rewards big serves and short points, and the short grass season means form can be thin. Thousands of matches give tipsters plenty to post — and plenty of room to cherry-pick their best calls.
Wimbledon 2027: round-by-round guide
Order of play is published the evening before each day — check the official schedule before you bet.
Week 1 · Rounds 1–3
| Fixture / stage | Type | Detail | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|
| First to third rounds | Singles draws | 128 → 32 | Big servers can cause upsets on grass; check grass-court records. |
Week 2 · Fourth round and quarter-finals
| Fixture / stage | Type | Detail | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last 16 and quarter-finals | Singles | 16 → 4 | Fatigue and minor injuries start to matter. |
Semi-finals
| Fixture / stage | Type | Detail | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's and men's semi-finals | Singles | 4 → 2 | Set handicaps and total games markets are popular. |
Finals weekend
| Fixture / stage | Type | Detail | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ladies' final (Sat) and gentlemen's final (Sun) | Singles | Final | Men's matches are best of five sets, which favours the stronger player. |
Best tennis tipsters for Wimbledon
We don't rate tipsters on a single event — the sample is too small. These are the highest-rated tennis tipsters on TipsterCheck overall, so you can check their reviews and records before Wimbledon begins.
Top tennis tipsters ahead of Wimbledon
| # | Tipster | Trust Score | User rating | Price | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OLBG | Not yet rated | 2.5 | Free | View → |
| 2 | Wadster Tips | Not yet rated | New | Premium · £29/Month | View → |
| 3 | TL Tennis Trading League | Not yet rated | New | Premium | View → |
| 4 | Chicken Dinner | Not yet rated | New | Premium · £29/Month | View → |
| 5 | Steviebets.com | Not yet rated | New | Premium · £100/Month | View → |
How to judge Wimbledon tips before you pay
Surface-specific records
Grass is played for only a few weeks a year. Ask for a tipster's grass-court record separately — strong hard-court results don't guarantee Wimbledon success.
Volume can hide losses
Tennis tipsters can post dozens of bets a day during Wimbledon. Ask for the full list with stakes and odds, not a highlights reel.
Ask for a full, time-stamped record — not highlights
Every tipster shares their big wins. What matters is every bet they advised, with the time it was sent, the stake and the odds available then. If they can only show winners, assume the losers were hidden.
Check the odds were actually available
Prices can move quickly after a tip is posted. Judge a record at the odds you could realistically get, and be wary of results quoted at the best price anywhere.
One tournament is a tiny sample
Even a busy event is only a small number of bets. A tipster can have a brilliant or awful tournament by luck alone, so judge them on years of results, not one event.
Set a budget and level stakes before it starts
Decide a total budget for the event, use level stakes (for example 1–2% of your bank per point) and stick to it. Chasing losses late in a tournament is how most people give back their winnings. 18+, and only bet what you can afford to lose.
Wimbledon — frequently asked questions
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