Online bookmaker Paddy Power have a great online tennis betting promotion running for the 2012 Australian Open. The highly popular bookie has a free bet special running for the action from Melbourne Park over the next couple of weeks, where some insurance is offered on your match betting. Bets placed on Match Winner option during Live In Play running only will be covered by the Paddy Power Australian Open Free Bet Special. If your Match Winner bet from in running betting loses, then Paddy Power will refund your lost stake as a free bet if the final point in the match happens to be an ace. That free bet can then in turn be used on another match at the Australian Open. This does not apply to pre match bets, and is only valid for live in running Match Winner bets. The promotion also only applies to the main draws of the Men’s and Women’s singles and not anything else. So there is great coverage if you are looking to enjoy some live in play tennis betting with Paddy Power during the 2012 Australian Open. Will Andy Murray be able to break his Grand Slam duck this year, with the Scot opening against Ryan Harrison of the USA. Britain’s youngster Heather Watson has a dream start against one of the women’s favourites Victoria Azarenka, while future British star Laura Robson gets to square off against Jelena Jankovic in the first round of the draw. You can follow the Brits in action with live Australian Open tennis betting with Paddy Power over the next couple of weeks as the first Grand Slam of the year serves up some top action.
Online bookmaker Paddy Power offers a free £50 bet for new customers registering an account with them thanks to their generous welcome bonus. The highly rated bookie will match the value of your first stake on a new account with a free bet, up to the maximum value of £50, giving you some great free betting cash to get started with on your new account.
Selected Australian Open Tennis Betting Odds at Paddy Power
Novak Djokovic 5/4, Roger Federer 4/1, Andy Murray 5/1, Rafael Nadal 11/2
Petra Kvitova 3/1, Serena Williams 4/1, Victoria Azarenka 6/1, Kim Clijsters 15/2
