French Open Betting season fast approaching at SBG Global

French Open betting is just around the corner. Indian Wells has long passed and the Key Biscayne tournament has just ended which means that the clay court tennis betting season is Europe is up next and preparation for the French Open betting is well under way. And with the play on tour as competitive this year as it’s ever been the 2009 version of the French betting should be as exciting as ever.

For those fans not familiar with tennis betting there is simply something unique about the French Open betting that sets it apart from other tennis betting opportunities.

For starters, French Open betting is the beginning of the summer Grand Slam season. The Aussie Open starts off the Grand Slam season in January but, as it’s held in the southern hemisphere, tennis betting fans must wait another five months for the weather to cooperate in the northern hemisphere French Open betting to get underway. And once the French Open betting begins it’s just a short month after that Wimbledon gets underway and another six weeks or so after that that the U.S. Open takes place.

But what really sets French Open betting apart from other types of tennis betting is the fact that it’s the only Grand Slam event on clay. Clay is one of the most unpredictable surfaces in the sport and that lends itself to truly unpredictable and wild results in French Open betting. The surface often creates odd hops and plays much slower than grass or hard courts and so a player’s stamina and overall skill are also on display during French Open betting.

Also because the surface plays much slower there is the opportunity for marathon sets which we often see during French Open betting. This drawn out and exciting style of play is French Open betting’s signature and, as a result, it’s arguably the most exciting tennis betting tournament in the world. It’s for that reason and many others that French Open betting is so popular around the planet.