Australian Open Tennis Betting

Melbourne hosts the first tennis Grand Slam of the year. The tournament was first played in 1905 and in 2005 it staged its centenery year. The Australasian Championships became the Australian Championships in 1927 and the Australian Open in 1969. Melbourne Park (formerly Flinders Park) was constructed in time for the 1988 Australian Open Tennis Betting to meet the demands of this evolving tournament. The move to Melbourne Park was an immediate success, with a 90 per cent increase in attendance. The second Tennis Grand Slam event is the French Open from Rolland Garos.

You would think with the time difference between Australia and Europe that there would less interest in this for Australian Open Tennis Betting but this is anything but the case, as it is the first tounament of the season the tennis betting public come out in force and as it is staged late Australian time it means that the British public can watch over breakfast and have Australian Tennis In-Running Bets.

As the Australian Tennis Open is the first tennis bet of the season it gives all tennis gunkies plenty of time to get their Australian Tennis Open Ante Post Betting bets on. But you can enjoy Australian Open betting in many other ways too with match betting and online set betting.

Whatever your betting interest you will be able to get the best online bookmaker Australian Tennis Free Bets offers right here on our betting directory. So if you're into some early morning buzz in the dark depths of winter just go to our bookmakers reviews and sign up have your Australian Tennis Open bet.

Oh and by the way don't forget to put on the coffee percolator!