Paddy Power Review

Paddy Power fields tennis markets across all four Grand Slams plus weekly ATP and WTA events, the Davis Cup and Challenger-level tournaments — coverage that eclipses most mid-tier rivals. Standard pre-match options include match winner, set betting, correct score by sets, total sets odd/even, first-set winner and outright winner, with games and sets handicaps on higher-profile fixtures.

In-play depth is a strength: set-by-set markets, current-game betting and live Bet Builder options refresh quickly during matches. The #WhatOddsPaddy tool on X is a useful escape valve, letting you request bespoke combinations when the listed markets don't quite match your angle.

Paddy Power's tennis odds sit broadly at the market median — not the standout value of a sharp exchange-model book, but not behind the high-street pack either. Price Boosts appear regularly on big-match tennis, particularly during the Grand Slams, and can push selected prices meaningfully above the going rate.

The Paddy's Rewards Club Power Up token delivers a personalised odds boost each week, which adds real value for regulars. The one gap is that Best Odds Guaranteed applies to horse racing only, so there's no opening-price protection on tennis.

Paddy Power offers live streaming on selected tennis events — coverage appears via the play icon in the in-play section, on desktop and the app, at no extra charge provided your account is funded. It's more than adequate for weekly ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF matches.

The honest caveat is the Grand Slams: UK streaming rights for the Majors sit with broadcast partners (Sky Sports, Amazon Prime), so you won't watch Wimbledon or the US Open through Paddy Power. For sheer tennis streaming depth, bet365's ATP/WTA deal holds a structural edge.

Grand Slams: Grand Slams not streamed (UK rights with Sky Sports/Amazon); selected ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF events covered

The Paddy Power app is among the best-rated in UK bookmaking — over 240,000 iOS reviews averaging 4.7, and 40,000-plus Android reviews around 4.4. The layout mirrors the desktop site closely: sports are logically structured, the in-play hub refreshes quickly, and live streaming runs smoothly alongside real-time odds.

Tennis punters will find the Favourites function handy for pinning tournaments or players, and full cash out plus Bet Builder are available in-app. One minor note: the live-chat support entry isn't the easiest to locate within the app.

Paddy Power's payment suite covers the major UK methods: Visa and Mastercard debit, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay, MuchBetter, Paysafecard and Pay by Bank — credit cards are blocked under UKGC rules. The £5 minimum deposit on cards and Apple Pay is among the lowest around.

E-wallet withdrawals via PayPal, Skrill and Neteller typically land within four hours; debit-card withdrawals take 1–3 working days, and bank transfer can stretch to five. Pay by Bank becomes near-instant after a first-use verification.

Paddy Power's sportsbook is built in-house by Flutter Entertainment's technology division, sharing infrastructure with sister brands Betfair and Sky Bet. The result is a polished, stable product: the trading engine handles high-volume in-play tennis without obvious latency, odds update quickly and the Bet Builder integrates cleanly with the bet slip.

Streaming is delivered through third-party rights partnerships, and odds can be toggled between fractional and decimal.

Paddy Power offers 24/7 support via live chat, a free UK phone line and @AskPaddyPower on X. Live chat is the fastest route to a human agent and usually connects within a minute outside peak hours, though an initial bot layer can be mildly frustrating for specific queries.

The @AskPaddyPower account has a genuine track record of responsive public replies and is a useful fallback. Some users report longer waits during major events — a common industry limitation rather than a Paddy Power-specific failing.

Registration takes a few minutes and no promo code is needed.