Premier Padel and FIP Tour fixtures, plus where to bet on them wherever you are. We track padel betting markets across 20+ countries with locally-licensed bookmakers.
Premier Padel and FIP Tour fixtures with locally-licensed bookmakers where you can bet on each match. All times shown in BST.
H2H 4-1 to Coello/Tapia in 2026. Madrid's slow indoor courts have favoured Stupaczuk's heavy ball historically.
Repeat of the 2025 final. H2H 11-3 to Sánchez/Josemaría across the last two seasons.
Galán/Lebrón reunited this season. H2H 5-2 to Galán/Lebrón since 2024 reformation.
FIP final. Ortega/Icardo dropped just 2 sets all week en route to the final.
Seed vs qualifier opener. First Premier Padel main draw of the season for Augsburger/Cardona as a pair.
Rematch from Madrid QF. Major-tier event in Mexico City — high altitude, fast outdoor courts.
Salazar back from a 6-week injury layoff. Llaguno/Sainz upset the #1 seed in the QF.
The rivalry. Doha is indoor and traditionally fast. H2H 6-4 to Coello/Tapia in 2026.
Madrid final. Both pairs survived 3-set epics in the semi-finals.
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Global sports betting brand headquartered in Malta with licences across the UK, EU, MENA, Africa and Latin America. Padel coverage is broad — most Premier Padel main draws are priced across multiple markets.
Spanish sports-betting operator (DGOJ-licensed) with one of the deepest padel markets in Spain. Owned by Cirsa Group, also serves Mexico and Colombia.
Madrid-headquartered gambling company present in Spain, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Panama. Reliable padel coverage on major Premier Padel events.