You can bet on China-based professional events such as the WTA-level China Open in Beijing, the WTA 500/250 tournaments in Zhengzhou and Guangzhou, the ATP/WTA Challenger events and the annual Hong Kong tournaments that attract top players; international Grand Slams and ATP/WTA tour events featuring Chinese players are also widely offered by offshore sportsbooks and DexWin.

Yes — live in-play markets for matches held in China and Hong Kong are commonly available, offering match-winner, next-game, next-set, and live handicaps with fast updates and streaming where permitted; DexWin provides in-play coverage with real-time markets to follow momentum shifts.

Standard industry practice is that postponed matches are normally voided for bets unless play resumes the same day; abandoned or suspended matches may be settled based on governing body rules (ATP/WTA/ITF) — for example a match completed to a set percentage or official result will stand otherwise stakes are usually voided by sportsbooks.

Because onshore online gambling is restricted in mainland China, many players use reputable offshore operators that offer Chinese-language support, CNY options and fast payouts; DexWin is focused on serving Chinese customers with competitive markets and localised features.

China excels internationally in table tennis, badminton, diving, shooting and weightlifting with consistent Olympic dominance, while tennis has grown rapidly with top WTA players emerging and strong domestic development programs boosting interest for tennis betting.

Mainland China restricts most commercial gambling, so legal onshore online sports betting is not available for residents; however Chinese bettors commonly access offshore sportsbooks, state sports lotteries for limited pools, or place bets via Hong Kong and Macau markets — DexWin offers products tailored to Chinese players.