Wimbledon DFS Tennis First Look: Salaries, Odds, Projections, Ownership, Predictions, and Picks for Monday (July 3)
Wimbledon is here! The All England Club in London has hosted one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world since 1877, and DraftKings will be hosting some of its biggest Tennis DFS tournaments of the season in celebration. In this Tennis DFS article, we explore the world of betting and DFS on platforms like DraftKings and Fanduel. Whether you’re looking for tennis betting odds, DFS tennis projections, or insights into today’s slate, our analysis is ready to help you get started. Join us as we review DFS tennis research and survey the landscape for the upcoming Wimbledon slate.
Today’s Tennis DFS Matchups and Odds for Wimbledon
Top DFS Projections for Wimbledon
Top DFS ownership for Wimbledon
Top DFS points per dollar – Wimbledon
Tennis DFS Tournament Picks for Wimbledon
Daria Kasatkina: A combination of high rankings, strong odds, and recent success has bloated the price tag here. However, this should work to the advantage of DFS tournament players looking for a high-priced player who can deliver the 2-0 victory with relatively few blemishes. Kasatkina was able to advance to the round of 16 at Roland Garros. She also nearly won at Eastbourne last week on grass, losing in the finals to Madison Keys. She was able to dispose of some reasonably difficult names along the way in Caroline Garcia (5), Camila Giorgi (48), Karolina Pliskova (18), and Anhelina Kalinina (26). If you’ll be taking multiple entries into the big GPP, look to swing big with a lower-owned option with strong recent form.
David Goffin: This one remains to be seen as the ownership could get out of hand (depends on the steam), but he figures to be the beneficiary of an opponent downgrade(?) from Nick Kyrgios to a “lucky loser” replacement (we’re expecting Fabian Marozsan). At his price tag of $6,800, he’ll be underpriced regardless of the odds. Goffin has been a misery lately and can’t seem to get anything going. Maybe this is the bump he needs, as he’ll be back on the same courts that saw him run to the semi-finals a season ago. I would be careful of an extreme position given the relatively poor recent form, but the situation is at least as promising as similar spots at this price tag. I’ll be planning to own him slightly ahead of his optimal rate, which is currently just about 17%.
Belinda Bencic: She is poised to avenge opening round losses both last Wimbledon and at the French. Her odds to do so are reasonably solid against Katie Swan. Oddsmakers figure her for a -225 favorite as of this writing, and that suggests her optimal lineup inclusion could be in the mid-teens at around 14%. The ownership should fall just short of that, and it makes for a reasonable building block in the upper-mid tier. She has not participated in any of the grass events since the French Open, perhaps not looking to repeat the steps of 2022 where she won at Berlin and proceeded to have a sub-optimal exit in the Grand Slam. As it stands, we should not expect a similar blow up as we saw at Roland Garros, where she lost in round 1 to a lower-ranked opponent. The Olympic champion figures to advance and should do so at a reasonable ownership rate.
