Tennis, darts & cue sports

Individual sports share one habit with a cricket duel: a single competitor’s form set against another’s, which shapes the price.

Tennis, darts, snooker and golf make up the core, and table tennis, badminton, padel, curling and chess sit at the margin. Golf carries each-way betting, and how many places count depends on the event and the operator, so the figure is taken from the market itself.

Britain keeps no statutory list of markets that are allowed. Bookmakers hold a licence for a category and write their markets under house rules, so a given sport may look quite different between sites.

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