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SkyTower will be offering tennis betting odds on all the Grand Slam events, such as: US Open, Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon, as well as the Davis Cup. APT tour events are also covered from the quarter finals.
The 2009 Australian Open will feature the strongest field ever assembled in the tournament's 104 year history!
The first Grand Slam Tournament of the tennis calendar is the Australian Open which is taking place in the energetic city of Melbourne. Right in beautiful constructed Melbourne Park, the men’s final is played in the legendary Rod Laver Arena.
The world's tennis elite meet again in Melbourne in a bid to claim the title off the previous tournament's winners; Roger Federer won the men's Australian Open and Serena Williams won the women's Australian Open in 2007. It was the third time each player had won the title.
Australian Tennis Tournament
The next grand Australian tennis tournament, which will take place in the beginning of 2009, is the Australian Open!
This Australian tennis tournament was held for the first time in 1905, and also known as the Australian Championships, which have taken place in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth before.
Australian Open Tennis Betting
Bet on Australian Open Tennis with SKytower and as well as get free 50% sign-up bonus on your first Deposit, you will also have access to a great range of tennis bets including Parlay bet types, Multi bet types and player match specials. The Australian Open Tennis odds that are available can be viewed by clicking Here on Australian Open Tennis Odds.
Betting on the Australian Open betting starts with a series of head to head matches for both the mens and womens tournaments. There is also outright tennis betting for the winners of both main markets.
Tennis betting options
Australian Open betting is available on a head-to-head basis and a round-by-round basis in both the mens and ladies singles competitions.
There is of course Australian Open betting on individual matches and on how many games or sets certain players will either win or loose during the rounds.
Tennis bettors can also have an Australian Open bet on the doubles or the mixed doubles competitions, which will appeal to people looking for more success in the Melbourne event.
2009 Australian Open Schedule
| Date |
Round |
Upper |
Lower |
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| Mon Jan 19th, Day |
1st Round |
$195 |
$245 |
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| Mon Jan 19th, Evening |
1st Round |
$195 |
$245 |
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| Tue Jan 20th, Day |
1st Round |
$195 |
$245 |
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| Tue Jan 20th, Evening |
1st Round |
$195 |
$245 |
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| Wed Jan 21st, Day |
2nd Round |
$195 |
$345 |
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| Wed Jan 21st, Evening |
2nd Round |
$195 |
$295 |
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| Thu Jan 22nd, Day |
2nd Round |
$195 |
$445 |
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| Thu Jan 22nd, Evening |
2nd Round |
$195 |
$445 |
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| Fri Jan 23rd, Day |
3rd Round |
$195 |
$345 |
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| Fri Jan 23rd, Evening |
3rd Round |
$195 |
$545 |
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| Sat Jan 24th, Day |
3rd Round |
$395 |
$575 |
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| Sat Jan 24th, Evening |
3rd Round |
$225 |
$545 |
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| Sun Jan 25th, Day |
3rd Round, Women's Round of 16 |
$375 |
$525 |
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| Sun Jan 25th, Evening |
3rd Round, Women's Round of 16 |
$225 |
$545 |
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| Mon Jan 26th, Day |
Men's/Women's Round of 16 |
$275 |
$545 |
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| Mon Jan 26th, Evening |
Men's/Women's Round of 16 |
$225 |
$545 |
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| Tue Jan 27th, Day |
Men's Round of 16 |
$225 |
$525 |
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| Tue Jan 27th, Evening |
Men's and Women's Quarterfinal |
$275 |
$545 |
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| Wed Jan 28th, Day |
Men's and Women's Quarterfinal |
$375 |
$695 |
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| Wed Jan 28th, Evening |
Men's and Women's Quarterfinal |
$475 |
$745 |
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| Thu Jan 29th, Day |
Women's Semifinals |
$295 |
$795 |
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| Thu Jan 29th, Evening |
Men's Semifinals |
$395 |
$775 |
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| Fri Jan 30th, Day |
Men's Semifinals |
$495 |
$995 |
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| Sat Jan 31st, Day |
Women's Finals |
$295 |
$995 |
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| Sun Feb 1st, Day |
Men's Finals |
$595 |
$1295 |
Australian Open History and Facts
Its venue has been at Melbourne Park since 1988 when not only the event was changed (previously based at Kooyong) but also the surface, hard courts replaced grass.
The Rod Laver Arena and The Vodafone Arena are the main two courts in the park and remain the only arenas with movable roof. This is a massive advantage as they can be closed when it rains or if it's extremely hot and with the tournament being held in the middle of Australian summer this is of massive benefit.
Australian Open Betting
SkyTower offers a wide range of Tennis betting opportunities during the world Tennis seasons. The first tennis Grand Slam betting event of the season takes place at Melbourne Park in January, with the usual wide range of tennis odds available for Australian Open betting.
2009 Australian Open Winner
 Rafael Nadal accepted his Australian Open trophy from the legendary Rod Laver on Sunday night – and is well on the way to becoming a giant of the game himself.
He won the Australian Open, becoming the first Spaniard to do so. He joined an elite group of just 12 men who have managed to win three Grand Slam titles on three different surfaces since the Open Era began.
Nadal had somehow conjured up the heart and the physical puff to go toe to toe with Federer for four hours and 23 minutes and then, with the clock standing at 12.14am, Nadal won 7-5 3-6 7-6(3) 3-6 6-2 and was crowned as the new king of Melbourne Park.
How he had managed to do it was beyond anyone's comprehension. Less than 48 hours earlier, he had staggered off court at well after 1am at the end of a five hour 14 minute epic with Fernando Verdasco. At the very same time, Federer had been sound asleep after getting an extra day off. Yet here was Nadal again, winning the battle of the muscles, the tactics and, most crucially of all, the nerves to beat Federer again, his 13th victory in 19 meetings and his fifth victory over the Swiss in seven meetings in Grand Slam finals.
2008 Australian open Grand Slam Tennis Winners
 Novak Djokovic from Serbia, the 3rd ranked player in the world has toppled sentimental favourite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in 4 sets to win his first Grand Slam final at the Australian Open at the age of 20.
Neither Sharapova, nor Ivanovic played great tennis, and at the end of the day it was the player that made the least unforced error who triumphed, and that was the fifth seed, Maria Sharapova. Maria Sharapova wins her third Grand Slam title, taking out Ana Ivanovic in the final of the Australian Open.
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