Tennis, darts & cue sports

One competitor’s form can be followed on a modest stake, which is why individual sports suit small deposits. This section looks at how those markets are put together.

Darts, snooker and tennis come first, then golf, table tennis, badminton and padel, with curling and chess as the odd ones out. Golf carries each-way terms, and the place part differs between events and operators, so it is read off the market itself.

The law lists no permitted markets. A licence is granted for a category, for example real events, and the operator then sets its own market rules, so bookmakers differ.

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