US Open Betting Odds
The fourth Grand Slam event of the year is at Flushing Meadows, with defending champion Jannik Sinner as a stellar favourite in the market. Take a look at our US Open tennis betting odds for this year's tournament below.
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US Open Tennis Betting Markets & Odds
The US Open is the fourth Grand Slam event of the year on the tennis calendar. It takes place at Flushing Meadows in New York and it features the world’s leading players. Here is a look at the betting markets and tennis odds for this year’s tournament.
Reasons to Bet On US Open
The signature tennis event on American soil, the US Open is the final opportunity of the year for the big names in the sport to secure a Grand Slam prize. As with all majors, the US Open is thrilling, featuring long, gruelling matches and lots of twists and turns.
This hard court event tests the endurance of all competitors, drawing in huge crowds at the state-of-the-art arenas in New York. You can bet on all the US Open action at talkSPORT BET, from the first serve to the tournament-winning point. Join us as we explore what the US Open is all about and how to bet on this prestigious tennis event in 2026.
What to Know About The US Open
Before betting on the US Open at talkSPORT BET, familiarise yourself with the crucial information about this tournament so you know what to expect:
History, Facts and the Competition
The US Open was first contested in 1881 and since then there have been 143 editions of the tournament. Since 1978, it has been held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre in Flushing Meadows, New York.
The tournament is played on hard courts and if a player wins the three Grand Slam events prior to this one, they go into the competition seeking to complete the Calendar Grand Slam. In 1962, Rod Laver became the first male player since Don Budge in 1938 to win all four majors in the same year. This feat hasn’t been repeated since.
Betting on Hard Courts in Tennis
Like the Australian Open earlier in the year, the US Open is played on hard courts. Most of the tournaments on the ATP and WTA Tours are played on hard courts, so the players are very familiar with them.
Big servers tend to perform well on hard courts, as they can use the fast pace they generate to pick up a lot of aces on the surface. It’s also worth looking at the players who performed in the Australian Open when preparing your US Open strategy, as the same players often do well in both tournaments.
Past Winners
Bill Tilden, William Larned and Richard Sears all won the men’s US Open seven times in the Amateur Era of the tournament. In the Open Era, Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras and Roger Federer hold the record for the most titles with five wins each.
There have now been five different winners of the men’s tournament in the last six years, with Carlos Alcaraz (2025 & 2022), Jannik Sinner (2024), Novak Djokovic (2023 & 2018), Daniil Medvedev (2021), and Dominic Thiem (2020) all prevailing. In the women’s tournament, Molla Bjurstedt Mallory prevailed eight times in the Amateur Era, while in the Open Era, Chris Evert and Serena Williams both lifted the trophy six times. World number one Aryna Sabalenka became the latest women’s US Open winner in 2025, successfully defending her title by defeating Amanda Anisimova in the final.
US Open Favourites
Carlos Alcaraz, the newly crowned US Open champion, entered the tournament as one of the top contenders and lived up to expectations by clinching his second title in New York. The Spaniard had a strong season, reaching the semifinals at Wimbledon and the French Open, and winning titles in Madrid and Cincinnati. His triumph at Flushing Meadows confirms his status as one of the sport’s elite, and his odds reflected that heading into the tournament.
In the women’s tournament, defending champion Aryna Sabalenka entered as the second favourite in the odds. Despite retaining her world number one ranking, she had a mixed Grand Slam season, falling short in the Wimbledon semi-finals and finishing runner-up at Roland Garros. Her run to the final in New York reaffirmed her consistency, though she was ultimately defeated by Amanda Anisimova.
Iga Swiatek, fresh from her first Wimbledon win, entered the 2025 US Open as the favourite. The six-time Grand Slam champion and world number two was widely expected to challenge for the title at Flushing Meadows, but her campaign ended in the quarterfinals, falling short of expectations.
How to Bet on the US Open
You can bet on US Open tennis by heading to our tennis page on our home site.
Once you are on there, the US Open is listed under competitions, along with the other three Grand Slam tournaments in the sport.
To add a player to your bet slip, simply click on their odds.
At this point, you need to decide if you want to place a single or add selections from other events to your slip.
When you enter your stake, we will calculate your potential returns for you.
Click ‘place bet’ and we will confirm when your bet has been placed.
What are the US Open Betting Markets?
You can bet on outright winner, match betting, set betting, and many other tennis markets at talkSPORT BET. Not only can you find the latest US Open tennis odds for a game, but we also provide you with live tennis betting options and markets, so you can wait until the very first serve. All odds are updated after every point, ace, and fault. You can grab one of our popular free bets offers and promotions available on our sports site too.
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