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    4 licensed sportsbooks compared

    Best Tennis Betting Sites in Canada for 2026

    Licensed sportsbooks in Canada ranked by the depth of their tennis markets.

    By Legal Betting Reviews editorial team · Updated

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      TonyBet

      Wide tennis coverage

      8.8/10
      • Licensed in several regulated markets
      • Available in more Canadian provinces than most rivals
      • Separate licensed sites per market

      19+ in Ontario, 18+ in Alberta. Licensed provinces only. Please play responsibly.

    How we ranked them

    We compared every sportsbook licensed in Canada on how many tennis competitions and markets it covers, from the biggest events to lower leagues and player props. Books with a recognised strength in tennis rank first; ties are broken by our overall review score.

    What to look for

    • Coverage of ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF events, not just the Grand Slams
    • Set and game betting in play, where prices move point by point
    • Clear retirement rules: some books settle bets if a player retires
    • Live streams for smaller tournaments

    Tennis betting in Canada

    Canada has a strong tennis following and a home event on the tour: the National Bank Open, held every summer with the men's and women's tournaments alternating between Toronto and Montreal. Canadian players such as Félix Auger-Aliassime, Leylah Fernandez and Denis Shapovalov have given local fans plenty to follow, and the Grand Slams draw heavy interest across the country.

    The tennis betting menu is consistent across Canadian books: match winner, set betting, game handicaps, total games and first-set winner, plus in-play markets updated after every point. Tennis is well suited to live betting because momentum shifts are visible and matches last long enough to read a player's form.

    Canadians also have a strong following for doubles and the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup, both of which Canada has won in recent years. Team events are lightly covered at some books, so if you follow them, check the tennis menu before committing to a sportsbook.

    How the four sportsbooks compare

    All four Canadian books earn a wide tennis coverage tagline, so the ranking follows overall quality. LeoVegas is first, with the highest app rating in our Canadian reviews, which matters for tennis where you often bet in play from your phone. It is available in Ontario only.

    888sport is second, with a wide range of pre-match and live markets on ATP and WTA events, and a long history in European tennis betting. TonyBet is third and is available in both Ontario and Alberta. Stake, fourth, is licensed in Alberta and is the only book here with live streaming, a real advantage in tennis, where the score alone tells you little about how a match is going.

    Tennis tips

    • Read each book's retirement rules; settlement when a player retires injured varies between sportsbooks.
    • Hard-court form is the best guide for the National Bank Open and the US Open, which are played on similar surfaces.
    • Matches from Australia and Asia are played overnight in Canada; avoid betting on them late at night if you are tired.
    • First-set markets can offer value when one player is known for slow starts.

    Legal and responsible betting

    LeoVegas, 888sport and TonyBet are licensed in Ontario, where you must be 19 or over, and TonyBet and Stake in Alberta, where the age is 18. Outside these provinces, use your provincial lottery site. Tennis runs nearly all year, so a monthly limit works better than deciding tournament by tournament. Ontario players can find free support through ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600.