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2024 French Open

May 26th to June 9th, 2024
Stade Roland Garros, Paris, France

2024 French Open Tennis, Odds, Props, Bets and Futures Men/Women

Odds to Win 2024 French Open Men

Rot To Win Outright French Open Men 2024 Moneyline
1001 Carlos Alcaraz     +150
1002 Novak Djokovic     +225
1003 Rafael Nadal     +400
1004 Holger Rune     +800
1005 Daniil Medvedev     +1400
1006 Stefanos Tsitsipas     +1600
1007 Jannik Sinner     +450
1008 Casper Ruud     +1600
1009 Alexander Zverev     +1600
1010 Lorenzo Musetti     +3300
1011 Andrey Rublev     +4000
1012 Borna Coric     +6600
1013 Felix Auger Aliassime     +6600
1014 Francisco Cerundolo     +6600
1015 Nick Kyrgios     +10000
1016 Cameron Norrie     +8000
1017 Alex De Minaur     +8000
1018 Sebastian Korda     +10000
1019 Botic Van De Zandschulp     +10000
1020 Taylor Fritz     +10000
1021 Karen Khachanov     +10000
1022 Frances Tiafoe     +10000
1023 Hubert Hurkacz     +10000
1024 Matteo Berrettini     +10000
1025 Pablo Carreno Busta     +10000
1026 Roberto Bautista Agut     +10000
1027 Tommy Paul     +12500
1028 Denis Shapovalov     +12500
1029 Marin Cilic     +15000
1030 Jan Lennard Struff     +15000
1031 Grigor Dimitrov     +15000
1032 Yoshihito Nishioka     +15000
1033 Arthur Fils     +15000
1034 Luca Van Assche     +15000
1035 Richard Gasquet     +20000
1036 Daniel Evans     +20000
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Odds To Win French Open Women 2024

Rot To Win Outright French Open Women 2024 Moneyline
2001 Iga Swiatek     +110
2002 Aryna Sabalenka     +400
2003 Elena Rybakina     +1200
2004 Karolina Muchova     +2000
2005 Coco Gauff     +800
2007 Mirra Andreeva     +1400
2008 Barbora Krejcikova     +2500
2009 Ons Jabeur     +2000
2010 Beatriz Haddad Maia     +3300
2011 Jessica Pegula     +5000
2012 Caroline Garcia     +5000
2013 Veronika Kudermetova     +5000
2014 Jelena Ostapenko     +3300
2015 Qinwen Zheng     +2300
2016 Paula Badosa     +5000
2017 Maria Sakkari     +4000
2018 Daria Kasatkina     +3300
2020 Sloane Stephens     +5000
2021 Liudmila Samsonova     +6600
2022 Karolina Pliskova     +8000
2023 Bianca Andreescu     +8000
2024 Linda Noskova     +3300
2025 Linda Fruhvirtova     +5000
2026 Marketa Vondrousova     +4000
All Wagers have action. Others on request.

French Open: The New Spanish Threat

Alcaraz Favored for Title

Carlos Alcaraz could be the new King of Clay when it’s all said and done. He has firmed into favoritism and our French Open picks in 2024 won’t be leaving him out.

Novak Djokovic still reigns supreme, but as the Serbian gets older, and with Rafael Nadal all but retired, the door is open for a new star.

There are also French Open predictions for the women’s draw, where Iga Swiatek could continue her winning run on the clay.

Open Men’s Market

The latest French Open news suggests the 2024 Grand Slam could be one of the more even betting fields in recent history.

Alcaraz is the current +150 favorite at the sportsbook following his loss to Djokovic in 2023. However, most expect the Spanish youngster to follow in the footsteps of countryman Nadal and win many titles on the clay.

He suffered from cramps during the 2023 French Open semifinal, which is strange for a young player. However, he’s only going to improve with that experience under his belt, and he has a significant youth advantage over the likes of Djokovic.

“Of course playing a semifinal of a grand slam, you have a lot of nerves, but even more with facing Novak. That’s the truth. Next time that I’m gonna face Novak, I hope to be different, but the nerves will be there,” Alcaraz said.
The all-time men’s Grand Slam winner isn’t letting age stop him. There are no signs of Djokovic slowing, so the +225 for him to win at Roland Garros could be seen as excellent value.

On the third line of betting is the great Nadal, who has battled injuries throughout the latter half of his career. He missed the 2023 French Open, but he has been well-backed at online gambling markets.

Despite being uncertain about his future, Nadal is on the third line of betting at +400. He might be the winningest player of all time at Roland Garros, but that would be a brave bet to take given the status of his knees.
It’s a wide-open French Open market and it should result in some compelling viewing.

All About Iga

Iga Swiatek is all the rage with sport betting markets for the 2024 French Open.

The Polish superstar is gunning for her third consecutive title, and she has firmed into even-money with bookmakers.

There is little doubt about being the best player in the world, and she excels on the slower surfaces. Her dominant win in 2023 is all bookmakers need to open her as the short favorite, and she could firm to around -110.

“I wouldn’t be here without my team,” Swiatek said. “I know we won this tournament, it’s not easy being on tour for a couple of weeks without breaks. Thank you to my family as well, so many people who came from Poland, I really feel the love so thank you … I really love being here, basically it’s my favorite place on tour.”

Her nearest challenge in betting markets is Aryna Sabalenka, who continues to get close to winning grand slams, but is never able to kick on with it.

The best American hope is Coco Gauff at +1600, which means it’s Swiatek’s tournament to lose as she chases her fourth title in five years.

Bet on the 2024 French Open Tennis

The French Open, one of the world’s most prestigious tennis events, is rapidly approaching in 2024. With anticipation building among fans and competitors alike, we’re here to offer you the most insightful expectations and betting tips for this eagerly awaited spectacle.  The French Open is the first Grand Slam of each year to be played on outdoor clay courts. The 2024 event marked the 128th edition of the historic tournament that has been played at the Stade Roland Garros since 1928.

The French Open is an annual tennis tournament held over two weeks between late May and early June in Paris, France. In 2024, this event promises an exciting contest between top-ranked players, each vying to claim the coveted title on the infamous red clay.

French Open 2024: A Platform for the Tennis Titans

In recent years, the French Open has been a battleground for tennis titans. In 2024, we expect this tradition to continue, with veterans and rising stars alike prepared to showcase their talent and strategy. Expect intense rivalries and fierce competition as the tournament unfolds. 

The world’s top-ranked players battled it out on the clay courts, displaying their skills and determination. Fans witnessed breathtaking rallies, powerful serves, and exquisite shot-making throughout the tournament. As the final match approached, anticipation reached its peak, culminating in a captivating showdown between two tennis giants.

In men’s singles, Carlos Alcaraz’s cannot be overlooked. If he’s in good form and injury-free, betting on Alcaraz could be a viable option. However, keep an eye on players like Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvédev, who have shown impressive clay court prowess.

On the women’s side, Iga Świątek and Aryna Sabalenka have been stellar performers on clay, making them potential favorites. However, players like Elena Rybákina and Jessica Pegula shouldn’t be discounted as they strive to make their mark on the Parisian clay.

The French Open 2024 promises to be an exciting spectacle filled with thrilling matches and high-stakes competition.

Bet on French Open 2024 Odds

How to Bet on the 2024 Men’s French Open Tennis

There are a few popular betting options that beginners and intermediate sports bettors should understand before starting your 2024 French Open betting.

French Open Moneyline Betting

With five separate events, there will be a variety of moneyline bets available at the French Open. The moneyline is the most simple and easy to understand betting online option, especially in tennis.

If you’re looking to place a moneyline bet on the French Open, you are betting on which player you think will win a match.

For example:
If you have Nadal versus Djokovic (last year’s finals matchup), and let’s say in this instance we have Nadal favored to win the French Open Men’s Singles, you will see this on the sportsbook:

Carlos Alcaraz  +120
Novak Djokovic +175

We’ve established that Nadal is the favorite going into this match, so that number shows you what you would need to bet to win $100, which is $110. If you think Djokovic will win, the underdog, his +150 odds mean that you would need to wager $100 to win $150.

French Open Tennis Spreads

The point spreads seem complicated, but they’re pretty simple once you get some good practice in: this wager essentially gives the underdog a head start before the match even begins.

A little bit different than other sports, tennis spreads are based on sets within a match. So if Nadal is a -250 favorite in a match, he might have a -5.5 spread, meaning he would need to win six games or more than his opponent to cover the spread.

On the other hand, if he had a +5.5 spread, it didn’t matter if he won or lost the game, but would need to lose by less than five.

French Open Totals (Over/Under)

Betting the totals is popular in every sport, and you have a very simple job without having to know the players well or predict the winner. All you have to do is to decide whether you think the total number of games in a match will be over or under the set line.

Before the match begins, our oddsmaker will set a line, predicting the total number of games that will be played within a match. If the number is 21 games, you would have to decide whether you think the match will have more or less than 21. If the match has 24 games and you picked the under, your bet would not win.

French Open Tennis | Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Roland Garros the same as French Open?

Yes, the French Open and Roland Garros tournaments are one and the same. In English, many refer to the tournament as the French Open, and the Roland Garros is a multi-language option. Roland Garros was a French aviator, and the stadium in which the tournament is played also shares the name.

When is the French Open 2024?

The French Open has always been played beginning in late May until early June during a two-week period. Next year’s tournament will take place between May 26th and June 9th, 2024, and is considered one of the most intense and physically demanding of the Grand Slam tournaments.

Is betting on the French Open legal?

Yes, as long as you are using a legal online sportsbook you can bet on the French Open. Online sports betting is becoming more and more popular, and you can find great odds and promotions online when you choose to bet on the French Open.

Who won the 2023 French Open?

The 2023 French Open winners include:

  • Novak Djokovic  in the men’s singles
  • Iga Świątek in the women’s singles
  • Ivan Dodig and Austin Krajicek of Belgium in the men’s doubles
  • Hsieh Su-wei and Wang Xinyu of Canada and the USA in the women’s doubles

How many French Open has Nadal won?

Rafael Nadal holds the record for most French Open men’s singles titles, winning 14 titles, the latest one in 2023. Nadal excels at the French Open, specifically because he does well on slower, clay courts that usually troubles big servers and serve and volleyers.

Where is the French Open played?

The French Open is played at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France, and has been located there since 1928. The 21-acre tennis complex holds 20 tennis courts, as well as historical tennis museums and a training facility.

When is the French Open final?

The 2024 French Open Final will take place on Saturday, June 8th for the Women, and for the gentlemen will be on Sunday, June 9th.

Who won the most French Opens in history men and women?

Rafael Nadal holds the title for most men’s singles French Open titles in the history of the sport with 14. In women’s singles, Chris Evert captured seven French Open titles in the 1970s and 1980s.