FIR and Betano press release
The premium sportsbook and online casino platform, Betano, offers odds on this year’s Racketlon World Championships.
Available in 19 markets across the globe, Betano is one of the leading entertainment platforms in the world, and with inside knowledge of the sport, has decided to offer odds on this year’s biggest event.
Betano will be able to offer the odds in racketlon-relevant markets of Denmark, Czech Republic and Belgium. Betano is also available in the UK and Germany – however, due to local restrictions, the odds are not to be offered in these countries. Only citizens of the three countries will be able to sign up and bet on the tournament.
Closer than ever for the singles titles
Pre-tournament odds showed both the Women’s Elite and the Men’s Elite draws were wide-open. On the Men’s side, Betano had three-time World Champion Luke Griffiths as favourite despite the tough draw in the top half.
Former multiple World Champion Jesper Ratzer followed closely. Finnish former squash pro, Henrik Mustonen, who Luke eliminated in the first round was third favourite with local hope and 1st seed, Koen Hageraats, as fourth favorite to the title.
Big winner of the draw was in the weaker bottom-half was Jörg Kanonenberg, who comes in as fifth favorite at odds 10.
Selected pre tournament odds, Men’s singles
Luke Griffiths, Great Britain: 3.5
Jesper Ratzer, Denmark: 4.0
Henrik Mustonen, Finland: 5.0
Koen Hageraats, Netherlands: 6.0
Jörg Kanonenberg, Germany: 10
Malte Thyregod, Denmark: 25
In the women’s draw, Anaïs Ben Mansour’s strong season has put her as favourite for the title closely followed by countrywoman and world number 1, Pauline Cavé.
The pair have played each other twice in the past month, first in the final of the French Championships with a win for Pauline before Anaïs took revenge by winning Berlin Open the week after.
Anna-Klara saw the draw favour her and jumped into third favorite in front of former multiple World Champion, Stine Jacobsen and Amke Fischer, who played each other already in the first round Thursday morning.
Selected pre tournament odds, women’s singles
Anaïs Ben Mansour, France: 3.15
Pauline Cavé, France: 3.7
Anna-Klara Ahlmer, Sweden: 4.2
Stine Jacobsen, Denmark: 6.
Amke Fischer, Germany: 6.0
Who will take home the prestigious team event?
Betano will also cover the Team World Cup from Saturday with odds being released after the draw. Will Great Britain regain the title, or will we see another upset win like Denmark in 2023 and Sweden in 2024.
The French team led by former World Number 1, Sylvain Ternon, looks like a strong contender.
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Women’s Elite Report
Joel Durston
August 7, 2026
