Tennis, darts & cue sports

Promotions on individual sports tend to be built on one name, a player priced to win a major. This section examines the construction of such markets.

Golf, tennis, darts and snooker are the staples; padel, badminton, table tennis, curling and chess make up the fringe. Golf uses each-way terms; the number of places differs by tournament and operator, and the market quotes it.

Britain has no statutory list of permitted markets. Each operator’s licence is tied to a category, such as real events, and the operator decides which markets to list under its own rules.

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