Hey everyone! Been digging through what folks are saying about tennis betting strategies lately, and I’ve got some thoughts to share. 
A lot of players seem to agree that focusing on player form and head-to-head stats is a solid starting point—especially for big tournaments like Wimbledon or the US Open. Some swear by live betting during matches, saying it’s all about catching those momentum swings. Others? They’re not sold, think it’s too risky and prefer pre-match bets on underdogs with decent odds. Surface type keeps popping up too—clay vs. hard court really splits opinions on how reliable predictions can be. What’s your take? Anyone got a go-to strategy that’s been paying off? 
A lot of players seem to agree that focusing on player form and head-to-head stats is a solid starting point—especially for big tournaments like Wimbledon or the US Open. Some swear by live betting during matches, saying it’s all about catching those momentum swings. Others? They’re not sold, think it’s too risky and prefer pre-match bets on underdogs with decent odds. Surface type keeps popping up too—clay vs. hard court really splits opinions on how reliable predictions can be. What’s your take? Anyone got a go-to strategy that’s been paying off?