Wimbledon Free Bets: Best Wimbledon Betting Offers For 2025
The 2025 Wimbledon Championships begin on 30 June, with the world's best tennis players descending on London hoping to win the biggest grand slam in tennis.
Wimbledon remains one of the biggest sporting events of the summer, with the public getting swept up in the drama of the third grand slam tennis event of the year.
And its popularity makes it big business for betting sites, who have produced a huge range of Wimbledon free bets and tennis betting offers for the All England Club Championship.
With that in mind, we've searched through all the top tennis betting sites to find the best Wimbledon free bet promotions and have brought them all to one place, with every offer in this piece coming from licensed and regulated UK bookmakers.
Wimbledon Free Bet Offers
Below, we have provided details on the best Wimbledon betting offers available for this year's tournament, with helpful information on how to claim each free bet offer and promotion.
talkSPORT BET: Bet £10, get a £50 Bonus
The talkSPORT BET summer welcome offer features a £50 bonus, which includes £25 in free bets for use on Wimbledon.
This offer is for new customers who sign up, opt in to the summer welcome offer package and then make a first deposit of £10 or more.
Bettors will then need to wager at least £10 on any sport at odds of evens or greater as a qualifying bet.
Once the qualifying bet has settled, talkSPORT will credit punters with a £15 in free tennis bets to use on any sports, including tennis, a £10 free acca bet and a £25 casino bonus.
BoyleSports: £5 Free Wimbledon Accumulator Bet
Tennis bettors who enjoy placing Wimbledon accumulators can claim a £5 free acca bet as a member of BoyleSports.
Boyle's acca rewards promotion gives punters a £5 free bet every time they place five accumulators on any sport, including tennis.
Bettors need to wager a minimum of £5 on each qualifying accumulator, which also must have a minimum of five selections and combined odds of 3/1 or greater.
JeffBet: Cashback on Wimbledon Losses
JeffBet have one of the few tennis betting offers punters can access all year round, offering 10 per cent cashback on losses.
In order to qualify, bettors must deposit £10 or more, using the promo code ACE, before wagering on Wimbledon.
If your luck is out, JeffBet will refund 10 per cent of all deposit losses on tennis, up to a maximum of £500.
10bet: Get a £10 Free Wimbledon Bet
10bet tends to offer free tennis bets all year round and that will continue during Wimbledon, when bettors will be able to claim a £10 free bet.
Punters will need to opt in to the offer on 10bet and wager a minimum of £75 on tennis at odds of evens or greater.
Once the wagering requirements have been fulfilled, 10bet will credit punters with a £10 free bet, which must be used within seven days.
Of course, this offer may not be for the small stakes bettors, with a minimum of £75 needed in total stakes.
Betfred: Tennis Free Bet Club
Betfred runs a tennis free bet offer from time to time, particularly when the grand slam events roll around, with up to £10 in free bets available.
This offer will be in place for Wimbledon and bettors can claim free tennis bets by placing in-play bets on three different tennis matches.
All qualifying bets must have minimum Wimbledon odds of 1/2, and the free bet will be equal to your average stake.
If bettors want the full £10 in Wimbledon free bets, they will therefore need to place 3x £10 in-play tennis wagers.
Free bets are only valid for 48 hours, so don't delay in using them.
Betway: £10 in Free Bets from Betway's Free Bet Club
Tennis bettors can join Betway's Free Bets Club to claim a £10 free bet each and every week to wager on tennis or any other sport.
Punters must first opt in to the promotion and then wager a minimum of £25 on multiples (trebles or greater) in the space of a week. Those multiples must feature at least three selections and have combined odds of 2/1 or more.
Betway will then credit bettors with 2x £5 free bet tokens – one on Saturday and the other the following Monday.
Wimbledon Betting Offers Explained
Betting sites produce various Wimbledon bet offers during the All England Club Championship, not just free bet promotions.
Below, we've provided some details on other common offers and free bet tennis promotions that you're likely to see around the 2025 event:
Odds boost: Betting companies will often boost the odds on certain markets ahead of different matches, and there may also be posted odds on specials such as outright winner.
Enhanced winnings: In a similar manner to enhanced odds, bookies may offer enhanced winnings on certain wagers. This is usually applied to accumulators with a certain number of legs.
Early payout: Bookies can offer early payouts in different matches, for example if a player wins a certain number of sets.
Money back: Players can get money back on losing bets in some circumstances. This may take the form of free bets if your original wager loses.
Cashback: In a similar vein to money back, cash back offers may come in the form of money back on a percentage of the bets you make over a week or month.
Profit boost tokens: As with odds boosts, profit boosts may be given to players ahead of making certain bets.
Bet and get free spins: As well as Wimbledon free bets, bookies might offer free spins as a reward fore wagering on Wimbledon.
Bettors should always practice responsible gambling. When using gambling sites be aware that sports betting can be addictive. Please take steps to remain in control of your time and budget.
The same applies whether you're using new betting sites, slot sites, casino sites, casino apps, betting apps, or any other gambling medium.
Even the most knowledgeable punter can lose a bet, so always stick to a budget and never chase your losses.
It's particularly important not to get carried away by any free bets or casino offers you might receive, both of which are available in abundance on gambling sites, but must be approached with caution.
You can stay in control by making use of the responsible gambling tools offered, such as deposit limits, loss limits, self-exclusion and time-outs.
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