2023 Wimbledon Odds, Updates, and Must-Bet Singles Fourth Round Matches

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The rain and poor weather dominated the first week of Wimbledon and forced the slam to play on Sunday, a traditional off-day at the event. With all matches played to completion on Sunday, the field is down to the final 16 players on both the men’s and women’s draws. The top four seeds are still alive in the women’s draw, while three of the top four seeds are still playing in the men’s draw. 

Let’s take a closer look at the Wimbledon betting odds for the men’s and women’s Singles Fourth Round matches.

2023 Wimbledon Odds, Updates, and Must-Bet Singles Fourth Round Matches | MyBookie Tennis Betting Preview

2023 Wimbledon Championships | 136th edition of the Wimbledon Championships
Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles Fourth Round – Matchday 2: July 10, 2023
Gentlemen’s & Ladies’ Doubles Third Round
Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
Girls’ Singles Second Round
Boys’ Doubles First Round

Next Matches to Bet

The schedule for Monday has eight singles matches, four for the women and four for the men. Then the quarterfinals get underway on Tuesday. With the five-set format on the men’s side, matches from this stage on are unlikely to be 3-0 sweeps, so looking at the overs can often be profitable. 

Holger Rune had a crazy five-set match to beat Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in the third round to get to his first Wimbledon round of 16. Now he faces Grigor Dimitrov, who had a straight-set win over Frances Tiafoe. That match took parts of two days to complete, with the 21 seed Dimitrov pulling the upset. 

Rune is seeded No. 6 and has made the quarterfinals in the last two French Open tournaments. When he’s lost in grand slams this season, he has won at least one set in the loss, taking Andrey Rublev to a fifth-set tiebreaker in Australia. He doesn’t always win easily either, so looking at the over in this match on Monday is the way to go. 

Must-Bet Wimbledon Singles Fourth Round Matches

At MyBookie, Rune is the underdog at +138 despite being the better seed. On the tennis odds, Dimitrov is -163, and the over 40.5 games is -110. The over is the smart bet, as this one should go at least four sets, and one tiebreak puts the total right at the over. 

Another match with tantalizing games total for this round is the women’s match between top-10 seeds Ons Jabeur and Petra Kvitova. Jabeur made the finals at Wimbledon last summer, and Kvitova won the event in both 2011 and 2014. 

The No. 6 seed, Jabeur, had to go three sets last round to knock off Bianca Andreescu. She isn’t a power player and relies more on her endurance, shot placement, and creativity. Kvitova is the No. 9 seed and played a three-set match in round one before winning 6-3, 7-5 in round three. 

Kvitova is the favorite at -140 at MyBookie for tennis betting. Jabeur is +110, and the total number of games is over 22.5. If Jabeur wins, this match is very likely going three sets, so the over 22.5 at -107 is a strong bet, with Jabeur winning as the underdog. 

Wimbledon Top 3 Odds

ATP Signles:
On the men’s side, the top three are still alive as far as future odds go. Novak Djokovic is the favorite as the No. 2 seed, and he is -219 to win yet another grand slam. The top seed, Carlos Alcaraz, is +340, and he won’t face Djokovic until the final. Jannik Sinner is +950, and while he has an unseeded opponent in the quarterfinals, the Italian could face Djokovic in the semifinals. 

WTA Singles:
On the women’s side, the top three seeds are still in the tournament. Top seed Iga Swiatek survived a scare from Belinda Bencic in the round of 16, but she is through to the quarterfinals. The French Open champion has never made it this far at Wimbledon but is the favorite at +127, and she will face wild card Elina Svitolina in her next match. The only seeded player left in her half of the draw is No. 4 Jess Pegula.

Defending champion Elena Rybakina is the No. 3 seed, and she is +265 to repeat. Rybakina got a gift in the round of 16 when her opponent retired due to injury in the first set, and she will face the Jabeur/Kvitova winner in the quarters. Aryna Sabalenka, the Australian Open champion, is the No. 2 seed at +530 to win it all. If she wins on Monday, Sabalenka faces No. 25 Madison Keys in the quarters before a potential showdown with Rybakina. 

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