August 2026 · Sports markets · Live streaming integration
On August 3, 2026, Polymarket announced that it has become the Official Prediction Market Provider of the ATP Tour. The deal — struck with Tennis Data Innovations (TDI) — gives registered U.S. users exclusive access to live streams of ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour matches integrated directly with real-time prediction markets. It's the first time a U.S.-regulated prediction market platform has secured live sports streaming rights. Here's what the partnership covers, how it works, and what it means for traders.
Official title
Official Prediction Market Provider of the ATP Tour
Announced August 3, 2026
Streaming scope
approximately 20,000 matches/season
Main draw and qualifying singles and doubles matches across ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour
Data & odds provider
Sportradar
Official real-time data, odds, and integrity services via TDI
Who can use it
Registered Polymarket users in the United States
Live streams and markets available inside the Polymarket app
Integrity services
Included
Sportradar monitors for irregular trading patterns across all ATP markets
Financial terms
Not disclosed
Terms are standard non-disclosure for sports media rights deals
Open the Polymarket app
Registered U.S. users navigate to the ATP Tour section inside Polymarket. No separate subscription or external streaming account is required.
Watch the match live
Live streams are supplied through Tennis Data Innovations (TDI). Coverage spans ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour matches — main draw and qualifying, singles and doubles.
Trade as the action unfolds
Sportradar delivers official real-time data and odds directly to Polymarket's settlement engine, enabling timely in-match market resolution. You can trade on outcomes while watching the match in the same window.
Markets settle on official data
Because settlement uses Sportradar's official feed — not scraped data or manual entry — outcomes resolve quickly and accurately after each match concludes.
Receives the official designation as Official Prediction Market Provider of the ATP Tour.
Gains exclusive U.S. streaming rights within the prediction market category — covering both tours, main draw and qualifying.
Integrates live video, Sportradar data, and prediction markets into a single in-app product.
Tennis Data Innovations (TDI) is the Independent joint venture between ATP Tour, Inc. and ATP Media Holdings Limited.
TDI was established in 2020 specifically to manage and commercialize data and streaming rights across the ATP calendar, including betting markets globally.
Supplies live streams to Polymarket and coordinates Sportradar's official data feed.
TDI's exclusive distribution partner for official data and odds.
Delivers real-time match data and odds to Polymarket for timely contract settlement. Financial terms between TDI and Sportradar are standard in the sports data industry and are not separately disclosed.
Also provides integrity monitoring services — watching for unusual trading patterns that could indicate match-fixing or insider activity.
The deal covers the entire ATP calendar — not just marquee events. Polymarket cited these key tournaments in its official press release. Coverage extends to the full ATP Challenger Tour as well.
Indian Wells Masters
One of the most prestigious hard-court events of the season, held in California each March.
Miami Open
Florida's flagship event. Draws top-10 players in early April and historically produces upsets.
Cincinnati Open
Hard-court tune-up for the US Open. The last major event before the US Open Series begins.
Nitto ATP Finals
Only the top 8 qualified singles players and doubles teams compete in Turin. The ATP World No. 1 is crowned here.
ATP Challenger Tour
Hundreds of Challenger events per year globally. Future stars before they break through to the main tour.
Full calendar coverage: the agreement spans all ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour events each season, not only the events named above. Confirm current coverage at polymarket.com.
First live-streaming + prediction markets integration in the U.S.
Unlike previous sports sponsorships — where a platform might display markets alongside a third-party broadcast — this deal gives Polymarket exclusive rights to stream the matches itself within its app. Users watch and trade in the same product window. That is new for U.S.-regulated prediction markets.
Official data means faster, cleaner settlements
Sportradar's official feed is what sports books and regulated exchanges use globally. When Polymarket settles a tennis market, it draws from the same authoritative source, not a scraped public score. That reduces the risk of disputed or delayed outcomes.
Integrity monitoring is built in
Tennis has historically dealt with match-fixing in lower-tier events. The deal includes Sportradar's integrity services, which flag trading patterns that could indicate insider activity. That's the same layer used by regulated sportsbooks. It matters for market trust.
Extends a growing sports portfolio — not a one-off deal
Polymarket already holds partnerships with MLB, MLS, UFC, among others. The ATP deal adds tennis — one of the few global sports with year-round activity across multiple continents — and brings the live-media-rights model that may become standard for the category.
Polymarket lists event contracts tied to match and tournament outcomes. The categories below are illustrative based on typical tennis prediction market structures; always confirm current available markets directly at polymarket.com.
Match winner
Example: Will Djokovic win his quarterfinal at Indian Wells?
The most straightforward contract. Resolves immediately when the match ends. Available for main draw and qualifying.
Tournament winner
Example: Will Alcaraz win the Cincinnati Open?
Multi-stage contracts that stay open across the tournament draw. Price moves as players advance or get eliminated.
Set-level outcomes
Example: Will the match go to a third set?
Intra-match contracts. Settle after each set concludes. Higher-variance, faster resolution.
Season / ranking outcomes
Example: Who will finish as ATP World No. 1?
Longer-duration markets that track the season points race. Can trade across months.
State access note: Polymarket is a CFTC-regulated exchange but individual contract availability may vary by state based on ongoing regulatory litigation. Check your account dashboard for what's available in your jurisdiction.
Unlike team sports, every point in tennis produces a discrete outcome that updates probability estimates. A break of serve shifts match odds dramatically. A rain delay or medical timeout can flip momentum.
That granularity means in-match markets can open, trade, and settle within a single game — creating a continuous flow of contract opportunities across an entire three- to five-set match.
The ATP calendar runs nearly 52 weeks, with events across six continents. Unlike the NFL (17-week season) or NBA (30-week season), ATP coverage gives Polymarket a nearly continuous sports-prediction product without a long off-season gap.
The approximately 20,000 matches per season across both tours provides a steady cadence of contracts from January (United Cup) through November (Nitto ATP Finals).
“Tennis is a natural fit for prediction markets.”
“Polymarket has emerged as a leader in its category.”
Quotes sourced from the official Polymarket press release (PR Newswire, Aug. 3, 2026).
Primary source
Facts on this page are drawn from the official Polymarket press release issued via PR Newswire on August 3, 2026: Polymarket official press release via PR Newswire, August 3 2026. Deal scope, quote attribution, tournament list, and Sportradar data details are sourced directly from that release. Market availability is subject to change; confirm current offerings at polymarket.com.
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