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    4 licensed sportsbooks compared

    Best Tennis Betting Sites in Spain for 2026

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

    By Legal Betting Reviews editorial team · Updated

    1. 1

      1xBet

      Excellent tennis markets

      8.7/10

      Welcome offer

      100% first-deposit bonus up to €300

      • Huge range of sports and markets
      • Locally licensed sites in Europe, Latin America and Africa

      18+. New customers only; Spanish residents with verified ID. Minimum deposit €10; opt in to bonuses before depositing. Bonus must be wagered 5x on accumulators of 3+ selections at odds of 1.40+ each within 30 days; handicap and totals markets excluded. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    2. 2

      888sport

      Wide tennis coverage

      8.9/10

      Welcome offer

      €10 in free bets on sign-up + first-deposit bonus up to €100

      • Backed by 888, online since 1997
      • Wide range of pre-match and live markets

      18+. New customers only. Two €5 free bets on registration, valid for 4 days. First deposit from €10 matched up to €100; bonus must be wagered 6x at odds of 1.60+ within 60 days. Skrill and Neteller deposits excluded. No promo code needed. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    3. 3

      TonyBet

      Wide tennis coverage

      8.8/10

      Welcome offer

      100% first-deposit bonus up to €250

      • Licensed in several regulated markets
      • Available in more Canadian provinces than most rivals

      18+. New customers only. Minimum deposit €20; up to €250 for verified accounts (€150 if unverified). Bonus wagering 25x on singles at odds of 1.50+ or accumulators at 1.70+, within 7 days of deposit. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

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      Interwetten

      Wide tennis coverage

      8.1/10
      • Competitive odds on football, tennis and niche sports
      • Long-standing DGOJ licence (since 2012)
      • Wide payment choice including Bizum, PayPal and Apple Pay

      18+. No dedicated sports welcome offer is listed on interwetten.es's promotions page (the welcome bonus shown there is casino-only). Customers can opt in to a weekly football Combi-Cashback of up to €50 on accumulators of 3+ events. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    How we ranked them

    We compared every sportsbook licensed in Spain 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

    Spanish tennis after Nadal: the Alcaraz era

    Few countries follow tennis as closely as Spain. Rafael Nadal's two decades at the top turned Roland Garros into a national fixture, and since his retirement at the 2024 Davis Cup Finals in Málaga, Carlos Alcaraz has carried that interest into a new generation. Add home events such as the Mutua Madrid Open and the Barcelona Open at the Real Club de Tenis, plus a deep pool of Spanish players on the ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, and tennis is comfortably one of the most bet-on sports in the country after football.

    What separates tennis sportsbooks is not the Grand Slam finals, which everyone prices, but the long tail of the schedule. On a weekday in spring there can be clay-court Challengers in Spain, Italy and South America running alongside the main tour, and in-play markets need to update point by point.

    1xBet tops the tennis ranking

    1xBet is the only sportsbook in Spain that earns our highest tennis depth rating, and it leads this list even though it sits third overall. Its 9.5 markets score reflects a long menu of set betting, game handicaps, total games and next-point markets, and it is the one site here with live streaming, which makes following a lower-tier match while betting in play far easier. The trade-offs are a busy interface and the lowest responsible gambling score of the four (7.0).

    888sport, second here, offers wide coverage with a cleaner app (rated 8.9) and odds rated 9.0, the same as 1xBet. TonyBet follows with wide coverage and the strongest responsible gambling tools in our Spanish ranking (8.9), while Interwetten, fourth, has a reputation for competitive prices on tennis that suits bettors who stick to main tour singles.

    Getting more from tennis markets

    Tennis rewards preparation more than impulse. Surface matters enormously: a player who thrives on the clay of Madrid and Paris may struggle on grass a few weeks later. Before you bet, check:

    • How the sportsbook settles retirements: some void the bet if a player retires, others settle once a set is completed.
    • Whether a match is best of three or best of five, which changes the value of set and total games markets.
    • Recent schedule and travel; players moving from a deep run in one event straight into the next often start slowly.
    • Live prices during long rallies and changeovers, where odds can briefly suspend.

    Keep it measured

    Because there is tennis on almost every day of the year, it is easy to bet more often than you planned. All four sites apply DGOJ deposit limits by default and, from 25 March 2027, Royal Decree 520/2026 will add a joint limit across every licensed operator. If betting stops feeling like a hobby, FEJAR offers free support on 900 200 225.