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ATP Tour 2025 Men's Tennis Betting Odds, Tips & Live Stream

The ATP – Association of Tennis Professionals – is the men’s governing body of tennis. The body runs the ATP Tour, where the best players in the world compete every week for the biggest prizes in the sport.

Read on to find out how to bet on the ATP Tour, get all the tennis betting tips, and learn more about the history of the games before you get started here at Stake Sportsbook.

Introduction to the ATP Tour

The Tour was established in September 1972, and it celebrated its fiftieth anniversary throughout the 2022 season, cementing its place as the undisputed leading tennis tour in the world.

The Tour itself is split into various categories – the Grand Slams, ATP Finals, ATP Tour Masters 1,000, ATP Tour 500, ATP Tour 250, and the ATP Challenger Tour.

Major ATP Tennis Tournaments

In total, 64 tennis tournaments in 31 countries make up the ATP Tour. Of course, the Grand Slams are the biggest events in tennis, namely the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.

Aside from the Grand Slam events, these are the following prestigious tournaments that you can bet on at Stake.com:

  • ATP Finals

  • ATP Indian Wells

  • ATP Italian International

  • ATP Madrid Open

  • ATP Miami Open

  • ATP Monte-Carlo Masters

History of the ATP Finals Tournament

The ATP Finals has served as the closer to the men’s premier tennis tour, technically, since before the ATP was even formed. In fact, the championship was first held in 1970, a full two years before the body’s inception.

At that point, it was known as the Masters Grand Prix, and it wasn’t until 1990 that the competition came under the control of the ATP, when it would become the ATP Tour World Championships. This was also at a time when the Grand Slams were overseen by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).

Because of that, the Championships were a parallel tournament to the Slams, with the winners of them earning the same number of points towards what are now known as the ATP rankings as if they had won one of the Slams. The ITF also introduced a rival competition, the Grand Slam Cup, which ran from 1990 to 1999.

In 1999, the two bodies decided to merge the competitions into the Tennis Masters Cup, and it would remain that way until it was rebranded as the ATP World Tour Finals in 2009 and, subsequently, the ATP Finals in 2017. It is now the most prestigious indoor hard court tournament in tennis.

Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer top the list of all-time ATP Finals winners with seven and six wins, respectively, proving that they will go down in history as two of the very best to play the game.

Who won the 2024 ATP Finals?

Jannik Sinner, the holder of both the Wimbledon and Australian Open titles for 2025, won the singles event in 2024. He comfortably dispatched Taylor Fritz in the final and was the top seed above players like Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz.

The Italian superstar would not drop a single set in the tournament, ending with an impeccable 100% set win ratio and a mightily impressive 62% game win ratio. Only Zeverev came close with another 100% seat ratio and a 58% game ratio.

Who is Playing in the ATP Finals 2025?

At the time of writing (July 25), only one player has qualification in the bag, and that’s young Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz. His French Open win at Roland Garros, partnered with his loss in the 2025 Wimbledon final and wins at tournaments like the Italian Open, have given him an unassailable number of points.

The rest of the places are still up for grabs, and will be subject to change, so we’ve highlighted the current top eight and their current points standing:

  • Carlos Alacaraz - 7,540

  • Jannik Sinner - 6,000

  • Novak Djokovic - 3,380

  • Alexander Zverev - 3,290

  • Jack Darper - 2,940

  • Lorenzo Musetti - 2,620

  • Taylor Fritz - 2,575

  • Ben Shelton - 2,320

When is the ATP Finals 2025?

The 2025 ATP Finals will get underway at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, on November 9 and will run for exactly a week, ending with the finals on November 16.

Format and Schedule of the ATP Finals

All roads lead not to Rome but to Turin, as far as the best ATP tennis stars are concerned. The ATP Finals event begins with a round-robin format, as eight players divide into two groups of four.

Each player plays three matches in their group, and the top two players proceed to the semi-finals. The winners of each semi-final then contest the grand final to become the end-of-season ATP Champion.

The order of play is yet to be decided, with almost all of the qualification places still up in the air. Once qualification is completed and the roster is full, dates and groups will begin to be announced.

How to Bet on the ATP Finals & Tennis Bet Types

Once you’ve decided on the tennis event that you would like to bet on, you need to consider which of the following bet types to place:

  • Moneyline (Head-to-Head): A moneyline bet in tennis is a straight-up head-to-head bet on a tennis match where you pick the winning player.

  • Outright (Tennis Futures): In an outright tennis bet, you typically pick the winner of an entire tournament, such as Wimbledon or the French Open. Read our outright sports betting guide for more information.

  • Correct score: A correct score bet in tennis is a bet on the final score in a set or entire match.

  • Handicap: Handicap betting is popular in tennis, as it allows you to back the favourite with a handicap attached, offering better odds should they win.

  • Over/Under (Game Totals): Rather than picking a winner, you can place an over/under totals tennis bet on the total number of games played in a match.

  • Double Result: A double result bet allows you to bet on two possible outcomes at the same tennis event.

  • X Set Winner: You can also bet on which player you think will win the first, second, and third sets in a tennis match.

  • X Set Total Games: This is a wager on the total number of games that you think will be played in a specific set.

  • 1st Set Correct Score: A bet on what you think the score will be at the end of the first set.

  • Exact Sets: A wager on the exact number of sets that you think will be played in a tennis match. This is a form of set betting, which is incredibly popular in tennis betting.

If you’re new to betting on tennis, you can use our sports betting guides, including our specific walkthrough of how to bet on tennis, to take you through the process and explain some of the key terms to understand.

You can even find tips on the ATP Finals and predictions for the WTA Finals to help you better prepare for betting on these events.

Tennis Live Streaming & Betting Options

You can watch some of the best live sport, including live tennis events, right here at Stake. Simply log in to your account and live stream sports directly from your account dashboard. Select the streaming icon next to the match to start watching.

Check out our guide to live streaming sports on Stake for more information.

ATP Finals Betting Odds Odds & Payouts

We offer the best ATP tennis betting odds and instant payouts. You can adjust your settings to see odds in a number of formats, including American, decimal, and fractional. It’s helpful to know how to read odds before placing your bets, so you know which player is the favourite and what the chances are of your bet winning.

ATP Finals Betting Tips & Strategies

Betting on tennis at Stake.com is straightforward, but it’s helpful to employ a tennis betting strategy to help you. Here are some tips to help you get started with sports betting at Stake.com: