Get all the free Davis Cup betting tips, predictions and picks along with their latest odds for the 2025 edition of the tournament which will be held across the entire year.
There are various groups (or divisions) and rounds in the Davis Cup and currently we are looking at the Group Stage of the Davis Cup Finals.
This part of this team’s tournament is typically held in September and some of the teams participating in this enter the knock-out round that’s played in November after the ATP season is over.
16 teams participate in this Group Stage of the Davis Cup of which two qualify by the virtue of being the finalists of the tournament last season. Two other sides are awarded wildcards while 12 teams made it through to this stage after having featured in the Qualifying Round which was held in February earlier this year.
Davis Cup 2025 Qualifiers First Round Preview
We will update this section in the lead-up to the Davis Cup Qualifiers First Round 2025. These are the 26 teams that will take part at this stage of the competition:
- Seeded Teams: Australia, Canada, Germany, United States, Serbia, Croatia, France, Spain, Czech Republic, Great Britain, Finland, Belgium, Argentina
- Unseeded Teams: Chile, Brazil, Slovakia, South Korea, Sweden, Hungary, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Chinese Taipei, Israel, Japan, Norway
We will update the preview to this part of the tournament closer to the start of this competition in September.
Davis Cup 2025 Predictions
Daily Predictions
- This will be updated in the lead-up to the matches.
Tournament Predictions
- Sweden v Australia: TBA
- Canada v Hungary: TBA
- Israel v Germany: TBA
- Chinese Taipei v USA: TBA
- Denmark v Serbia: TBA
- Croatia v Slovakia: TBA
- France v Brazil: TBA
- Switzerland v Spain: TBA
- Czech Republic v South Korea: TBA
- Japan v Great Britain: TBA
- Austria v Finland: TBA
- Belgium v Chile: TBA
- Norway v Argentina: TBA
What Does the Davis Cup 2025 Format & Draw Look Like?
The 2025 edition of the Davis Cup will see a change to it. It will begin with the Davis Cup Qualifiers First Round which will be played in the last week of January 2025.
26 countries will take part in this competition, playing in a home-or-away format from where the 13 winners will move into the Davis Cup Qualifiers Second Round.
These 13 teams will be joined by Netherlands in this Second Round, and again, there will be a home-or-away format used to decide the winners of those ties.
The seven winners will then move into the Davis Cup Final 8 where they will be joined by the host nation Italy where the quarterfinals, semifinals and final will be held.
Qualifiers First Round
- Netherlands – BYE
- Norway v Argentina:
- Sweden v Australia:
- Belgium v Chile:
- Canada v Hungary:
- Austria v Finland:
- Israel v Germany:
- Japan v Great Britain:
- Chinese Taipei v USA:
- Czech Republic v South Korea:
- Denmark v Serbia:
- Switzerland v Spain:
- Croatia v Slovakia:
- France v Brazil:
Qualifiers Second Round
- Netherlands v Winner of Norway v Argentina:
- Winner of Sweden v Australia v Winner of Belgium v Chile:
- Winner of Canada v Hungary v Winner of Austria v Finland:
- Winner of Israel v Germany v Winner of Japan v Great Britain:
- Winner of Chinese Taipei v USA v Winner of Czech Republic v South Korea:
- Winner of Denmark v Serbia v Winner of Switzerland v Spain:
- Winner of Croatia v Slovakia v Winner of France v Brazil:
Teams & Squads
The teams and their squads for the first round stage of the 2025 Davis Cup Finals will be updated below. Here’s how the squads look at the moment.
- Norway: Ruud, Durasovic, Budkov Kjaer, Rivera, Hellum Lilleengen
- Argentina: Cerundolo, Etcheverry, Navaone, Zeballos, Molteni
- Sweden: E Ymer, Borg, Goransson, Bergevi
- Australia: de Minaur, Thompson, Kokkinakis, Kyrgios
- Belgium: Bergs, Collignon, Blockx, Gille, Vliegen
- Chile: Jarry, Garin, Barrios Vera, Coto, Fernandez Flores
- Canada: Shapovalov, Diallo, Galarneau, Draxl, Pospisil
- Hungary: Marozsan, Fucsovics, Piros, Valkusz, Jilly
- Austria: Rodionov, Neumayer, Misolic, Miedler, Erler
- Finland: Virtanen, Vasa, Paldanius, Heliovaara, Niklas-Salminen
- Israel: Oliel, Kimhi, Cukierman, Shimanov, Vales
- Germany: Struff, Hanfmann, Marterer, Krawietz, Puetz
- Japan: Nishioka, Daniel, Nishikori, Watanuki, Yuzuki
- Great Britain: Norrie, Fearnley, Harris, Skupski
- Chinese Taipei: Tseng, Wu, Hsu, Huang, Ho
- USA: Michelsen, Giron, McDonald, Krajicek, Ram
- Czech Republic: Machac, Lehecka, Mensik, Mrva, Pavlasek
- South Korea: Kwon, Campana Lee, Shin, Nam, Chung
- Denmark: Rune, Moeller, Holmgren, Ingildsen
- Serbia: Djokovic, Kecmanovic, Lajovic, Medjedovic, Djere
- Switzerland: Kym, Huesler, Bertola, Stricker
- Spain: Martinez, Carballes Baena, Munar, Landaluce
- Croatia: Ajdukovic, Cilic, Gojo, Pavic, Mektic
- Slovakia: Kovalik, Klein, Karol, Gombos, Molcan
- France: TBA
- Brazil: TBA
Best Bookmakers to Bet on for the Davis Cup 2025
Best UK Bookmakers for Davis Cup
- Bet365
- Unibet
- SpreadEx
- BetFred
- PariMatch
Best USA Bookmakers for Davis Cup
- FanDuel
- Caesars
- DraftKings
- BetMGM
- Betway
Best Australian Bookmakers for Davis Cup
- Picklebet
- Bet365
- Unibet
- MyStake
- Rabona
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Davis Cup 2025 Details
Here’s a list of basic information you would need to know before betting on the Davis Cup this year.
Venue
The venues for the first round qualifiers of the Davis Cup will be various. Each of the 13 ties will be hosted at a different venue and these host countries are updated below.
- Norway v Argentina: Fjellhamar Arena, Fjellhamar
- Sweden v Australia: Kungliga Tennishallen, Stockholm
- Belgium v Chile: Sporthal Alverberg, Hasselt
- Canada v Hungary: IGA Stadium, Montreal
- Austria v Finland: Multiversum Schwechat, Schwechat
- Israel v Germany: SEB Arena, Lithuania
- Japan v Great Britain: Bourbon Beans Dome, Miki
- Chinese Taipei v USA: Taipei Tennis Center, Taipei
- Czech Republic v South Korea: RT Torax Arena, Ostrava
- Denmark v Serbia: Royal Arena, Copenhagen
- Switzerland v Spain: Swiss Tennis Arena, Biel
- Croatia v Slovakia: Gradski vrt Hall, Osijek
- France v Brazil: Palais des Sports, Orleans
Schedule
The first round of the Davis Cup Qualifiers will be held over a two-day period with some ties to be held on January 31-February 1 while others to be played on February 1-2.
Other Tournament Details
- Surface: Indoor hardcourt, Clay
- Prize Money: NA
Previous Davis Cup Winners
- 2024: Italy
- 2023: Italy
- 2022: Canada
- 2020-21: Russian Tennis Federation
- 2019: Spain
- 2018: Croatia
- 2017: France
- 2016: Argentina
- 2015: Great Britain
- 2014: Switzerland
- 2013: Czech Republic
- 2012: Czech Republic
- 2011: Spain
- 2010: Serbia
What Happened in the 2024 Edition of the Davis Cup?
For the second season in running Italy clinched the Davis Cup title by defeating Netherlands in the final. They won 2-0 at Martin Carpena Arena in Málaga, Spain to claim the tournament.
They had earlier overcome Argentina 2-1 in the quarterfinals and then defeated previous runner-up Australia 2-0 in the semifinals.
Australia bumped USA out in the quarterfinals, while Netherlands overcame Spain at the same stage of the competition before knocking Germany out in the semifinals.
Great Britain had finished third in their group during the group stages of the competition to get knocked out by Canada and Argentina.
What Happened in the 2023 Edition of the Davis Cup?
Italy overcame Australia in the final of the Davis Cup knock-out round by winning both their singles matches to clinch the competition.
Matteo Arnaldi edged out Alexei Popyrin in the first match of the final while Jannik Sinner eased past Alex de Minaur in the second to help them grab their first Davis Cup win since 1976.
Earlier, Italy had made it to the final with 2-1 victories over Netherlands and Serbia in the quarterfinals and semifinals, which included Sinner defeating Novak Djokovic as well. Australia overcame Czech Republic in their quarterfinal before crushing Finland in the semifinals.
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