Wonderful World Of Wimbledon

Tennis Betting: How to back a loser...and still make a profit

Matthew Walton / 17 October 2008 / Leave a comment

"Magical" Matthew Walton takes Nadal's match against Ernest Gulbis earlier on in the week as a case study for how you can place two bets on one match and cover most of the options in order to ensure a profit....Read more »

Even when the sun shines it's hard to keep everyone happy

Barry Millns / 02 July 2008 / Leave a comment

And if the rain does come, spare a thought for the Order of Play Sub-Committee says Barry Millns...Read more »

Wimbledon Interview: Barry Millns meets former-runner-up Judy Dalton

Barry Millns / 27 June 2008 / Leave a comment

Forty summers ago the Australian Judy Dalton finished runner-up to Billie Jean King in the first 'Open' women's final at Wimbledon....Read more »

Scandal on Centre Court: how Betfair's intrepid marketing team got our message to the world

Editor / 27 June 2008 / Leave a comment

By Betfair's Ollie Bellwood - one of the "Wimbledon Four"...Read more »

Wimbledon Tennis: The dos and don'ts of coaching players on court

Barry Millns / 25 June 2008 / Leave a comment

Tennis commentator Barry Millns has spent more time courtside than most and is well acquainted with the tennis rule books. So who better to explain to us the rules regarding courtside coaching?...Read more »

"Back Andy" - Murray's cheerleaders hit Centre Court

Editor / 24 June 2008 / Leave a comment

The Betfair mobile 'Odds-o-meter' gives our Andy the ultimate courtside support......Read more »

Murray tries to get the crowd on side but is he cut out for flag carrying?

Ralph Ellis / 23 June 2008 / Leave a comment

Poor preparation and a public perception of petulance lead Ralph Ellis to fear that the British hopeful may not make it into the second week....Read more »

Wimbledon Betting: Wimbledon changes, Wimbledon stays the same

Barry Millns / 19 June 2008 / Leave a comment

Tennis commentator Barry Millns recalls first watching Wimbledon as a kid on a black and white TV. Forty odd years later it's exactly the same, or is it?...Read more »