Wimbledon First Round Odds for Carlos Alcaraz, Andy Murray

• No. 1 seeded Carlos Alcaraz has -115 odds to cover a 9.0-game spread against his first-round opponent, Jeremy Chardy.
• Wimbledon odds list Andy Murray as a 7.5-game favorite against Ryan Peniston in their first-round match.

LONDON – Betting odds for the Wimbledon first-round heavily favor Carlos Alcaraz with -7500 moneyline odds to defeat Jeremy Chardy. With his moneyline odds being so steep, bettors should look towards his 9.0-game spread and the under at 28.0 games.

Carlos Alcaraz vs Jeremy Chardy Betting Lines

Player	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Carlos Alcaraz	-9.0 (-115)	-7500	O28.0 (-110)
Jeremy Chardy	+9.0 (-115)	+1600	U28.0 (-120)

ATP World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz enters Wimbledon as the top seed following his first grass-court title at the Queen’s Club. At the Queen’s Club, Carlos Alcaraz lost the first set in a Round of 32 match but went on to win eight straight sets en route to his Queen’s Club victory.

Carlos Alcaraz’s legal sports betting odds predict another dominant victory, with Alcaraz representing as a 9.0-game favorite.

With Wimbledon being a best-of-five tournament, Alcaraz can win the match in 18 games if he doesn’t allow Chardy to win a game. The total 28.0-game total at legal tennis betting sites indicates a clean sweep is unlikely, but Alcaraz can win each set 6-3 and claim the -120 odds for the under.

This outcome would push the 9.0-game spread with -115 odds, making the under the best bet for Carlos Alcaraz’s first-round match at Wimbledon.

Andy Murray vs Ryan Peniston

Andy Murray won Wimbledon in 2013 and 2016, but his 2023 run begins with a match against Ryan Peniston as a 7.5-game favorite.

Ryan Peniston vs Andy Murray Betting Lines

Player	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Ryan Peniston	+7.5 (-120)	600	O33.0 (-110)
Andy Murray	-7.5 (-110)	-950	U33.0 (-120)

Andy Murray won two ATP Challenger Tour tournaments (Nottingham, Surbiton) in June, with success in both grass-court tournaments adding value to his 7.5-game spread at Wimbledon. Murray dropped one set in 10 matches across those two tournaments.

Andy Murray told ATP Staff that “I do believe I’m one of the best grass-court players in the world, and I’m physically feeling really good. I prepared well, so there’s no reason why I can’t have a good tournament.”

Andy Murray has a 117-27 record on grass ATP Tour and Grand Slam events, while Ryan Peniston is 6-5 on that stage. Bet Murray’s -110 legal Wimbledon betting odds for the 7.5-game spread.

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