Tennis French Open
- Date: May 28th till June 11, 2023
- City: Roland Garros, Paris
- Prize Money: $2,700,500
- Men’s Current Champions: Rafael Nadal (singles)
- Women’s Current Champions: Iga Swiatek (singles)
The French Open is unlike any other Grand Slam tournament. Itβs played on clay and itβs a slower form of tennis, which suits some players more than others.
French Open odds heavily favor the clay court tennis players, which opens the market up for some excellent valuetennisΒ odds. Itβs the second grand slam of the year, in between the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
Rafael Nadal has dominated the tournament, winning an incredible 14 times and heβs still playing.
2023 FRENCH OPEN Odds
Bookmakers offer tournament winner markets and theyβre the most popular. French Open odds come in a variety of ways, but betting on the tournament winner is the best way to find value.
Players are listed in order of their odds, so the favorites are at the top of the page. The outsiders are at the bottom as theyβre not considered winning hopes, but thereβs always room for an upset when you bet on tennis.
When the tournament starts, there is live betting available and also head-to-head betting, which looks like a normal betting market. French odds open are based on form, previous French Open results and a variety of other factors.
*Last Updated: 26/1/23 | Moneyline |
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Carlos Alcaraz | +160 |
Novak Djokovic | +160 |
Stefanos Tsitsipas | +650 |
Casper Ruud | +1200 |
Alexander Zverev | +1200 |
Holger N Rune | +1800 |
Jannik Sinner | +1200 |
How to bet on French Open Odds?
French Open odds have been dictated by one player over the last 20 years and thatβs Nadal.
Bettors looking for value havenβt been able to look past the Spanish champion, who typically pays skinny odds to win the French Open and rightfully so.
However, there is always value in the womenβs markets because most womenβs tournaments are wide open. There hasnβt been a dominated French Open champion recently, which means thereβs value to be snapped up.
We like identifying the newer players on the scene, including the likes of Iga Swiatek. Bettors can find value in picking out younger players who could be suited to play on the clay courts of Roland Garros.
Top French Open Players (All-Time)
Despite American players not always having much success on clay, that wasnβt the case for Chris Evert, who won seven times in the 70s and 80s. French Open odds typically have the Americans lower down the list but Evert stands alone as the best womenβs player to play the French Open.
Suzanne Lenglen, who has a court named after her at Roland Garros, owns six wins in the amateur era. She won four consecutive titles and deserves to be recognized as one of the best.
Australian Margaret Court won five titles, including three in the open era. She had great success in all majors, including the French Open.
We have to mention Justine Henin and Helen Wills. They had four wins respectively, with Heninβs coming more recently from 2003 to 2007.
It wasnβt her most popular event, but Serena Williams added three French Open titles to her expansive grand slam record.
There should be only one player on this list but we have found four more. Nadal is light years ahead of the competition with 14 wins.
He dominated from 2005 to 2022 and despite getting older, it doesnβt seem to affect his ability to win. Roland Garrosβ odds always have him at short odds to win and itβs not surprising.
Max Decugis won eight titles in the amateur era but second on the list is Bjorn Borg. The Swedish star won six times in the β70s and β80s, and before Nadal came along, was considered the best to play on clay.
A group of French players dominated near the turn of the 20th century, including Andre Vacherot and Paul Ayme. Rene Lacoste and Henri Cochet came a little later and had excellent success.
Mats Wilander and Ivan Lendl had success in the 80s and there were only four years during the decade when they didnβt win. Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten had three French Open wins and his on-court demeanor added to the excitement.
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