Davis Cup Tips on OLBG
Tennis tipsters add their Davis Cup tips throughout the tournament on both the world group and regional zone Davis Cup matches.
Because the matches are played in different countries and on different styles of court, there can be value to be had, with the bookmakers sometimes not as clued up on certain countries' Davis Cup teams as our tennis experts.
After reading the tipster's selections, you can add that tip using the “Add to betslip" feature above. This "Add to betslip" feature means you can place a bet quickly and without fuss from this page.
If you fancy a few selections, then odds can be accumulated on the OLBG Your Selection box, so you can view which bookie has the best tennis betting odds.
In individual matches, tennis odds can be restrictive, but by adding a few selections in a tennis accumulator, you can reap greater rewards.
Davis Cup Betting from OLBG
The most popular betting market is who will win the Davis Cup outright. History tells us that the United States are the most successful, followed by Australia, although neither has been as dominant in recent years.
The best players from each country must represent their country; however, in recent seasons, some of the “big tennis stars” have not been featured. When betting, you will need to be aware of team selection.
Doubles matches can be crucial in the Davis Cup, so look for a high-profile pairing. Again, check the fitness of the top doubles player from each team; you do not want to see them cry off in a Davis Cup doubles match.
Do not discount unseeded nations from your betting calculations. In 2015, Great Britain played Belgium in the Davis Cup final, with Great Britain winning; both countries were unseeded. In 2016, unseeded Croatia lost narrowly to Argentina (3-2).
You can also check our review of the best bookmakers for tennis betting, which features a host of helpful betting information on tennis betting and tennis odds.
Davis Cup Winners
The Davis Cup could be considered the World Cup of Tennis, as it features countries competing rather than individual players.
The format consists of a World Group of 16 nations and then 3 regional zones, dependent on location.
Singles and doubles are played, with the winners progressing through the rounds until the winning country is crowned champion.
Italy became the first threepeat winners of the Davis Cup in 2025 since it was last achieved in 1970, and the USA went on to win a fourth in 1971.
Here are the Last Ten Davis Cup winners and runners-up
| Year | Winner | Score | Runner-Up |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Italy | 2-0 | Spain |
| 2024 | Italy | 2-0 | Netherlands |
| 2022 | Italy | 2-0 | Australia |
| 2022 | Canada | 2-0 | Australia |
| 2021 | Russia | 2-0 | Croatia |
| 2020 | Not contested | ||
| 2019 | Spain | 2-0 | Canada |
| 2018 | Croatia | 3-1 | France |
| 2017 | France | 3-2 | Belgium |
| 2016 | Argentina | 3-2 | Croatia |
For further Davis Cup info, visit the official Davis Cup Website, and for Davis Cup results, check the BBC tennis pages.
James's in-depth knowledge of tennis betting makes him a trusted authority in the world of tennis betting, and he produces and manages the tennis content on OLBG, including this for the Davis Cup.
James Banting
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