French Open Odds & Betting

Explore the latest French Open odds at talkSPORT BET. Bet on the men’s and women’s singles champions or browse match, set, handicap and live betting markets throughout Roland Garros.

French Open | Men's Outright

French Open - Men 2027

6 June at 12:00

Tournament Winner

French Open | Women's Outright

French Open - Women 2027

5 June at 12:00

Tournament Winner

There is no single piece of form that tells the whole story at Roland-Garros. Some players build momentum across the clay season, while others tend to save their best tennis for Paris. Results in Madrid and Rome can shift the French Open odds, with fitness news and the tournament draw often changing the picture again.

The outright markets cover the winners of the men’s and women’s singles titles. Once the tournament begins, talkSPORT BET also offers French Open betting odds on individual matches, set scores, handicaps, total games and selected live markets. The latest available prices can be found on this page.

The main draw of the 2027 French Open begins on Sunday 23 May, with the tournament running until Sunday 6 June at Roland-Garros in Paris.

Before that, qualifying takes place from 17 to 21 May. The singles finals bring the event to a close across the final weekend on 5 and 6 June, following two weeks of clay-court tennis in the French capital.

Alexander Zverev ended his long wait for a Grand Slam title at the 2026 French Open. Facing Flavio Cobolli in the men’s final, the German came through a four-hour battle to win 6–1, 4–6, 6–4, 6–7, 6–1.

The women’s title went to Mirra Andreeva. The 19-year-old beat Polish qualifier Maja Chwalińska 6–3, 6–2 to claim her first major trophy. She was also the youngest women’s singles champion at Roland-Garros since Monica Seles in 1992.

Recent French Open Winners

Year	Men’s Singles Champion	Women’s Singles Champion
2026	Alexander Zverev	Mirra Andreeva
2025	Carlos Alcaraz	Coco Gauff
2024	Carlos Alcaraz	Iga Świątek
2023	Novak Djokovic	Iga Świątek
2022	Rafael Nadal	Iga Świątek
2021	Novak Djokovic	Barbora Krejčíková
2020	Rafael Nadal	Iga Świątek
2019	Rafael Nadal	Ashleigh Barty

Previous success in Paris can provide useful context when assessing the French Open winner odds. Current form, fitness and the tournament draw should also be considered, particularly when a former champion has played little clay-court tennis during the build-up.

The French Open favourites are the players with the shortest prices in the current outright markets.

Several factors can affect that order before the tournament:

Results during the European clay-court season
Injuries and withdrawals
Previous performances at Roland Garros
The confirmed seedings and draw
Recent form in longer matches
Weather and court conditions

Prices can continue changing throughout the tournament. A difficult early-round match or injury concern may cause a player’s odds to lengthen, while an impressive performance can lead to a shorter price.

Men’s French Open Favourites

Alexander Zverev will return as the defending champion after securing his first Grand Slam title in Paris.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are also likely to attract attention in the men’s French Open odds. Alcaraz won consecutive Roland Garros titles in 2024 and 2025, while Sinner has regularly featured among the leading Grand Slam contenders.

The clay-court season leading into the tournament should provide a clearer picture of the principal challengers.

Women’s French Open Favourites

Mirra Andreeva will enter the next tournament as the defending women’s champion.

Iga Świątek’s four Roland Garros titles make her another important player to consider when the women’s outright market opens. Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka and other leading WTA players may also feature prominently.

Check the live markets for the latest favourites and prices rather than relying on odds quoted earlier in the season.

French Open betting covers the tournament outright and individual matches across the men’s and women’s draws.

Available markets may vary depending on the match and stage of the competition.

French Open Outright Odds

An outright bet involves selecting the player you believe will win the tournament.

Separate French Open winner odds are normally available for the men’s and women’s singles championships. Your selection must win the relevant title for a standard outright bet to succeed.

Each-way betting may also be available. When offered, the stake is divided between the player winning the tournament and finishing within the advertised places.

Always check the listed place terms before confirming an each-way bet.

Match Winner

The match-winner market asks you to back the player you believe will win a particular contest.

The final score does not matter for a standard match-winner bet, provided your selection is declared the winner under the applicable tennis settlement rules.

Set Betting

Set betting requires you to predict the final score in sets.

Men’s singles matches at the French Open use a best-of-five format, producing possible winning scores of 3–0, 3–1 or 3–2. Women’s singles matches are best of three, with winning scores of 2–0 or 2–1.

Selecting a player to win 3–1 would lose if they instead won the match 3–0.

Handicap Betting

A handicap gives one player a virtual advantage or disadvantage in games or sets.

For example, a player backed at -4.5 games must finish at least five games ahead after the handicap is applied for the bet to win.

Check whether the selected line refers to games or sets before adding it to your bet slip.

Total Games

A total-games bet asks whether the match will contain more or fewer games than the stated line.

The number of sets, frequency of service breaks and possibility of tie-breaks can all affect the final total.

A straight-sets victory does not necessarily produce a low game count, particularly when the individual sets remain close.

First-Set Markets

Selected matches may offer markets based only on the opening set.

These can include:

First-set winner
First-set correct score
First-set handicap
Total first-set games
Whether the first set contains a tie-break

The opening-set result is settled separately from the final outcome of the match.

Live French Open Betting

In-play markets may become available after a match begins, with the odds responding to events on court.

Depending on availability, you may be able to bet on the live match winner, next set, next game, total games or other in-play outcomes.

Tennis markets can change quickly after a break of serve, tie-break or medical timeout. Review the current score and price before confirming your selection.

Browse available matches through the talkSPORT BET live tennis betting page.

Fractional odds show the potential profit in relation to your stake.

A successful £10 bet at 3/1 would return £40 in total: £30 profit plus the original £10 stake.

Shorter odds indicate that an outcome is considered more likely by the market, but they produce a smaller potential profit relative to the stake. Longer odds suggest a less likely outcome and offer a larger potential return.

Odds can change before a bet is placed. Always review the latest price and potential return in your bet slip.

How Does Clay Affect French Open Betting?

Roland Garros is the only Grand Slam played on clay.

The surface generally produces a slower ball and higher bounce than grass, while players can also slide into shots. Longer rallies and physically demanding matches are common.

Previous clay-court results can therefore carry more relevance than performances on a very different surface. Movement, endurance, consistency and the ability to construct points patiently all become important.

Conditions can still vary. Warm, dry weather may produce quicker courts, while cooler or damp conditions can make them feel heavier.

Clay-court form is useful context, but it does not guarantee how a player will perform during the tournament.

The tournament was first held in 1891 and moved to its current Roland Garros venue in 1928.

Rafael Nadal holds the men’s record with 14 French Open singles championships. His dominance included an extraordinary 112 wins from 116 matches at the tournament.

Chris Evert holds the women’s Open-era record with seven singles titles.

Court Philippe-Chatrier gained a retractable roof in 2020, allowing play to continue during certain weather conditions. The venue has since introduced scheduled night sessions for selected matches.

To place a French Open bet at talkSPORT BET:

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Visit the tennis betting and odds section.
Select the French Open competition.
Choose an outright, pre-match or live market.
Add your selection to the bet slip.
Enter your stake.
Review the selection, odds and potential return.
Confirm the bet.

Check the player, market and stake carefully before placing your wager.

Follow the action from Paris with French Open betting at talkSPORT BET.

Explore the men’s and women’s outright markets before the tournament or choose from match and live betting options once play begins.

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Can You Bet on the French Open?

Yes. Available markets may include the men's and women's tournament winners, individual match winners, set scores, handicaps, game totals and selected live betting outcomes.