Tennis, darts & cue sports

Where hockey prices a whole roster, these sports price one competitor, and a single poor day can move a market sharply.

Golf, table tennis, badminton and padel sit with tennis, darts and snooker, with curling and chess as the curiosities. Golf is the one that adds each-way terms, and the places paid differ with the event and the operator, so the figures come from the market itself.

Britain has no statutory list of permitted markets. What a licence names is a category (real events, say), while the markets inside it follow the operator’s own rules, so one sport may look quite different from one bookmaker to the next.

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