Wimbledon Betting Odds – Monday July 2

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
Jul/01/2012
Wimbledon Betting Odds – Monday July 2

The big favorites were getting the most wagering action for Wimbledon betting on Monday July 2.  Novak Djokovic had odds of -2500 and was still the 8th most bet on side of the day while Roger Federer was 9th with -1500 odds.  All lines were courtesy of our friends at Sportsbook.ag, which was now offering qualified customers up to $300 in FREE CASH upon joining.

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“People were betting these big favorites at Sportsbook,” noted Carrie Stroup, Senior Sports Reporter for the Gambling911.com website.  “Djokovic you would have to bet $250 to win $10, $25 to win $1.  What’s the point?”

The key is to bet the underdog in both those matchups and hope for another upset.  We’ve already seen a few of those early on at Wimbledon. 

Djokovic, the odds-on favorite to win at Wimbledon (currently at 4/5), takes on Viktor Troicki, who would pay out $180 for every $10 bet with an upset.  Federer’s opponent, Xavier Malisse, pays $100 for every $10 bet. 

The one underdog getting some decent action was Yaroslava Shvedova, who would pay out $35 for every $10 wagered.

 

Most Bet On of Monday’s Wimbledon Matchups: 

 

7 : Kim Clijsters 7-2-12 / 6:00 AM -125

8 : Novak Djokovic 7-2-12 / 6:00 AM -2500

9 : Roger Federer 7-2-12 / 6:00 AM -1500

12 : Maria Sharapova 7-2-12 / 6:00 AM -650

20 : Yaroslava Shvedova 7-2-12 / 6:00 AM +350

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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