This involves pairing a strong favorite (e.g., -350) with a slightly riskier favorite (e.g., -200) to balance the odds to somewhere near even, such as -105. Make Your PicksIn men's Grand Slam tournaments, set spreads often provide better value than game totals or game spreads because of the best-of-five format. This longer format introduces more variance and comeback opportunities, making set spreads a strategic choice for optimizing returns. When betting set spreads, evaluate factors such as five-set match history, endurance and dominance on key points. This approach allows you to benefit from a player's strong performance even if they fall short in the final.