Alright — let’s break down Away/Away in Double Result tennis betting step-by-step so it’s crystal clear.
1. What “Away/Away” Means in Double Result Tennis Betting
In Double Result betting (sometimes called Half-time/Full-time in other sports), you’re predicting the leader at two different stages of the match.
In tennis, those two stages are:
- After the first set
- At the end of the match
So, Away/Away means:
- The away player (Player B) must win the first set
- The same away player (Player B) must also win the entire match
2. Key Conditions for “Away/Away” to Win
Your bet only wins if:
- Player B wins Set 1
- Player B wins the match (regardless of the second set score in a best-of-3 match, or the remaining sets in best-of-5)
If Player B loses the first set but still wins the match → Bet loses.
If Player B wins the first set but loses the match → Bet loses.
3. Example in a Best-of-3 Match
Players:
- Home (Player A)
- Away (Player B)
You bet: Away/Away
Scenario 1 – Bet Wins
- Set 1: Player B wins 6–3
- Set 2: Player B wins 7–6
Result: Player B won first set and match → Bet wins.
Scenario 2 – Bet Loses (First set lost)
- Set 1: Player A wins 6–4
- Set 2: Player B wins 6–3
- Set 3: Player B wins 6–2
Result: Player B won the match but lost the first set → Bet loses.
Scenario 3 – Bet Loses (Match lost)
- Set 1: Player B wins 7–5
- Set 2: Player A wins 6–2
- Set 3: Player A wins 6–4
Result: Player B won the first set but lost the match → Bet loses.
4. Why Bettors Choose Away/Away
- Higher odds than simply betting the away player to win, because two conditions must be met.
- Attractive if you believe the away player will start strong and maintain control.
5. Betting Tips for Away/Away in Tennis
- Check head-to-head records – Does Player B often start fast against this opponent?
- Surface advantage – Some players dominate on certain surfaces right from the first set.
- Fitness & form – Fit players with strong serves often hold momentum.
- Avoid comeback specialists – If the home player is known for slow starts but strong finishes, your bet is riskier.
I can also make you a simple chart showing all possible first set + final result combinations so you can visually see when “Away/Away” wins or loses. That would make this even easier to remember. Would you like me to create that?