Stockholm Open 2023 betting guide for all gamblers at Gamdom
A new year means another season for international tennis competitions. Here’s everything gamblers need to know about the Stockholm Open 2023.
Stockholm Open 2023 betting guide for all gamblers at Gamdom
All eyes are on Stockholm Open champion, Holger Rune, and his first attempt to defend the title. Along with three other athletes, he receives a bye so you won’t see their matches until 18th October. In the meantime, the remaining players have already begun competing to advance to the next round.
The favourites of this season include Stan Wawrinka, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, and Gael Monfils. There are also exciting contenders like Tallon Griekspoor and Lorenzo Sonego who have great odds of winning. They are the underdogs with a big chance of securing a spot in the quarterfinals.
Be prepared to bet on them when the time comes by learning the basics of Stockholm Open betting at Gamdom right here:
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What is Stockholm Open 2023?
The Stockholm Open 2023 is the 54th edition of one of the biggest tournaments in the ATP 250 series, sponsored by the Swedish global bank, BNP Paribas. It’s a men’s tennis competition with both singles and doubles divisions hosted by Kungliga Tennishallen in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Stockholm Open is part of a long series of professional tennis tournaments called the ATP Tour 250 series. It is the 29th competition in the total of 31 tournaments in this series, commencing in the 42nd week of the year. All events are played indoors for both singles and doubles divisions on a hard surface.
The ATP World Tour 250 series
The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) is the governing body for men's professional tennis tournaments, operating alongside the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA). It is also independent from national competitions like the International Tennis Federation (ITF) and the Olympics. Tennis tournaments under ATP are divided into three tiers namely:
- ATP 250
- ATP 500
- ATP Masters 1000
The ATP 250 series is the lowest tier in tennis and ATP 500 is a higher-level competition followed by ATP Masters 1000. While Stockholm Open tennis isn’t part of the Grand Slam majors like the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open, it is still a highly anticipated event that you shouldn’t miss, especially for sports betting.
Location and time of the tournament
The Stockholm Open 2023 takes place at the Kungliga Tennishallen or the ‘Royal Tennis Hall’ situated in Lidingövägen 75, Stockholm City. It has a capacity for 5,000 people in an enclosed area.
ATP Stockholm officially begins on 13th October but the first two days are of the qualifier finals. Main event matches start on the 3rd day moving forward. Here’s the simplified schedule:
- Qualifier finals: 13th to 14th October
- Round of 32: 15th to 17th October
- Round of 16: 18th October
- Quarter-final: 19th October
- Semi-final: 21st October
- Final: 22nd October
The 20th day is set as a rest day for the athletes between the quarter-final and semi-final. It is also the time when the ATP arranges the stadium into a more fitting venue for the finals. Use this time to plot your predictions for the next events and consider hedging your outright bet using new data.
Favourites of the tournament
Four notable participants stand out as favourites among tennis fans and bettors at Gamdom. Two of them began the Open in the second round while the other two had to compete in the Round of 32. Nevertheless, they remain top contenders mostly because of their performance so far in 2023:
- Holger Rune (Defending champion of 2022 Stockholm Open)
- Stan Wawrinka
- Alejandro Davidovich
- Gael Monfils
How to bet on Stockholm Open 2023 matches at Gamdom
Stockholm Open betting is easy at Gamdom, your go-to betting site for comprehensive tennis event coverage. Just go to the sports betting page and navigate through the options until you find tennis. From there, look for ‘ATP Stockholm’. This contains all matches that are ongoing or soon to start with markets ready for staking.
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List of matches at the start of the Stockholm Open main event
The Stockholm Tennis Open follows a bracket elimination structure with 32 seeds. However, there are only 28 players listed in the 1st round, 4 of which immediately advance to the 2nd. Thus, there are only 24 players competing for a total of 12 matches between 15th to 16th October, namely the following:
- Miomir Kecmanovic vs Karl Friberg
- Elias Ymer vs Roberto Bautista Agut
- Dino Prižmic vs Jiri Lehecka
- Emil Ruusuvuori vs Benjamin Hassan
- Dušan Lajovic vs Lorenzo Sonego
- Pavel Kotov vs Christopher Eubanks
- Sebastiáan Báez vs Jeffrey John ‘J.J.’ Wolf
- Laslo Djere vs Leo Borg
- Borna Gojo vs Stan Wawrinka
- Daniel Evans vs Filip Misolic
- Gaël Monfils vs Márton Fucsovics
- Thiago Seyboth Wild vs Roman Safiullin
The four players who advanced to the next round qualified through seeding. Holger Rune got the privilege of top 1 seed while the others qualified based on their performances in other ATP tournaments. Here are those four players who start in Round 2:
- Holger Rune
- Tallon Griekspoor
- Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
- Adrian Mannarino
Every market you can bet on at Stockholm Open matches
Stockholm Open betting markets are straightforward and similar to the types of wagers you can make on most sports. It would be easier to strategise if you understand the nuances of each of them. Here are all the markets you can make at the Stockholm tennis tournament:
| Match winner | The winner of the match is whoever wins two sets first in a best of 3. However, each set is won by winning six games which is won by scoring four points. |
| Handicap | Handicap betting is similar to guessing the match winner but there is an advantage given to either side. That advantage can range between +0.5 to +3.5 which affects the odds significantly. You choose whether to take a safer bet or one that pays better. |
| Total | Gamdom counts the number of games played in a match for the total bet. Guess whether there would be more over or under a given threshold before betting. |
| Correct score | Gamdom is counting sets for this market. Since tennis matches are always best of 3, guess which of the four will be the outcome:
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| Correct score set | Every set needs 6 games for one side to win but that could result in several tie-breakers. In tennis, one side will need up to 7 points if both sides are tied at 5-5. Thus, the possible outcomes you can choose from is more than in the correct score bet. |
| Set winner | This market is about betting on who will win the given set. That means a player only needs to score six games once rather than twice, unlike in match winner bets. Set winner bets are available immediately for sets 1 and 2. The 3rd one will appear on the Gamdom bookmaker only if both sides are tied 1-1. |
| Handicap sets | Handicaps in sets count the number of games needed to be won. Advantages can range from +0.5 to +2.5 in Gamdom. You decide whether to bet on the side that is more likely to win or the one that pays more. |
| Will win at least one set | This is a yes or no market for each player. It doesn’t matter who wins the match. Thus, yes bets can win for both sides while a no bet can only happen for one player. Place your bet on either or both sides, yes or no, on how likely they are to win even just one set. |
Different odds formats available at Gamdom
When it comes to Stockholm Open betting tips, the most crucial tip is to choose which odds format is easiest for you to follow. Gamdom offers the following options that you can choose from at the settings menu next to the bet slip:
- Decimal: Odds are written with ones or tens on both sides of the decimal point. Payouts can be calculated by just multiplying that number by the size of your ante.
- American: Bets are written in hundreds or thousands with (-) sign for favourites and (+) for underdogs. The payout is calculated differently for both but the rule of thumb is that you win $100 if you meet the favourites odds in United States dollar (USD). However, you win equal to the underdog odds in USD for every $100 you stake.
- Fractional: This works the same way as the decimal format but the odds are written in fractions. Multiply your stake to the numerator then divide it by the denominator to calculate for your payout.
- Hong Kong: This works the same way as the decimal format but deduct the odds by 1. The overall payout is the same but this is the better option if you want to calculate only your net profit.
- Malaysian: This has decimal, fractions, and indicators for favourites and underdogs. However, the symbols are flipped because the favourites get (+) while the underdogs get (-).
Favourite bets can be calculated the same as Hong Kong odds by simply ignoring (+). For underdogs, make the odds the denominator for a 1 numerator, then multiply it by your stake to calculate for your payout. - Indonesian: This is a mix between Hong Kong and American formats. Underdogs are written with (+) followed by a decimal number. Multiply your stake to that odds to calculate your net profit.
Favourites have (-) and it involves turning the odds into denominators of a -1 numerator. Multiply that with your stake to calculate your net profit
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