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2024 US OPEN ODDS

August 28th – September 10th, 2023.
USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center, New York

2024 US Open Tennis

Despite being the fourth major tournament in the 2023 ATP/WTA season, fans around the globe are clamoring for the start of the 2023 US Open. The US Open Tennis Matches are America’s contribution to the Grand Slam title and are held annually at Ashe Stadium in the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis.

As is customary, the US Open is scheduled to begin in late August and end the second week in September. In 2023, play begins on August 28th and concludes on September 10th with the finals for both the Men’s and Women’s tournaments. 

The first match of the 2023 US Open may be months away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t take an early look at the odds and highlight a few contenders for the title.

2022 US Open Recap

The US 2022 Open consisted of three weeks of 128 elite tennis players in single draws to compete for the Grand Slam; the tournament was part of the 2022 ATP Tour and the 2022 WTA Tour calendars. It took place in the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center over Laykold surface hardcourts.

The newly crowned Grand Slam Champions are Carlos Alcaráz in the men’s singles category and Iga Swiatek in the women’s singles end.

Both players spent hours aside from the exhaustive physical and mental activity they undertook on the US Open hardcourts to reach their respective titles. Let’s review how they earned the most prestigious award in the tennis world: The Grand Slam.

The 2022 US Open Quarterfinals

In the men’s single category, two of the most brilliant and young tennis stars, Carlos Alcaráz and Jannik Sinner, met in an exceptional matchup that lasted five hours and 15 minutes. They broke the record for the latest finish in US Open history. 19-year-old Alcaráz defeated Norwegian Sinner 6-3, 6-7 (7), 6-7 (0), 7-5, 6-3.

With this victory, Carlos Alcaráz moved to the semifinals to face Frances Tiafoe, the first African-American male tennis player to reach the semifinals since 1972.

The 2022 US Open Quarterfinals Men’s Singles Results

[23] Nick Kyrgios 5, 6, 77, 4
[27] Karen Khachanov 7, 4, 7, 63, 6

[13] Matteo Berrettini 1, 4, 77
[5] Casper Rudd 6, 6, 77

[11] Jannik Sinner 3, 7 9, 77, 5, 3
[3] Carlos Alcaraz 6, 67, 60, 7, 6

[9] Andrey Rublev 63, 60, 4
[22] Frances Tiafoe 7 7, 77 6

Bold indicates the winners that advanced to the semifinals *

In the women’s single category, the top seed Iga Swiatek faced American Jessica Pegula; Swiatek won with a 6-3, 7-6 4 over Pegula in one hour and 53 minutes to earn a spot in the US Open semifinals to face Aryna Sabalenka.

By reaching this stage in the tournament, Swiatek became the first No.1 seed to reach the US Open semifinals since Serena Williams in 2014

The French Open Champion has defeated Pegula three times in 2022; Swiatek added this win to two other victories over Jessica Pegula at the Miami Open and Roland Garros.

The 2022 US Open Quarterfinals Women’s Singles Results

[1] Iga Świątek 6, 67
[8] Jessica Pegula 3, 64

[22] Karolina Pliskova 1, 64
[6] Aryna Sabalenka 6, 77

[12] Coco Gauff 3, 4
[17] Caroline Garcia 6, 6

[5] Ons Jabeur 6, 77
[34] Ajla Tomljanovic 4, 64

Bold indicates the winners that advanced to the semifinals *

The 2022 US Open Semifinals

In the men’s single end, Carlos Alcaráz faced Frances Tiafoe in the US Open semifinals. Both players were on a quest for their first Grand Slam title. Ultimately, Alcaráz dropped Tiafoe ​​in a 6-7 (6), 6-3, 6-1, 6-7 (5), 6-3 victory at Flushing Meadows in an electric and high-adrenaline matchup.

Tiafoe lost his chance to become the world champion; however, he made history during the tournament by defeating the 22nd Grand Slam champ, Rafael Nadal, and keeping the Spaniard from reaching the US Open quarterfinals.

With the US Open semifinal triumph, Carlos Alcaráz advanced to the finals to meet Casper Ruud.

The 2022 US Open Semifinals Men’s Singles Results

[27] Karen Khachanov 6 5, 2, 7, 2
[5] Casper Ruud 77, 6, 5, 6

[3] Carlos Alcaraz 66, 6, 6, 65, 6
[22] Frances Tiafoe 78, 1, 1, 77, 3

Bold indicates the winners that advanced to the finals *

In the women’s single category, Iga Swiatek saved her spot at the US Open final after beating Aryna Sabalenka with a 3-6 6-1 6-4 win. Swiatek started slowly at the beginning of the match, but she reclaimed her power by winning four straight sets.

Swiatek earned her spot in the finals to face the Tunisian Ons Jabeur.

The 2022 US Open Semifinals Women’s Singles Results

[1] Iga Swiatek 3, 6, 6

[6] Aryna Sabalenka 6, 1, 4

[17] Caroline Garcia 1, 3

[5] Ons Jabeur 6, 6

Bold indicates the winners that advanced to the finals *

The 2022 US Open Finals

Casper Rudd vs Carlos Alcaráz

September 11th, 2022, at Arthur Ashe Stadium

The (at the time) No.3 seed Carlos Alcaráz faced the No. 5 seed, Casper Ruud, for their first Grand Slam. The two top-ranked tennis players met twice before at the Andalucía Open and Miami Open events. Alcaráz dropped Ruud on both occasions.

In the US Open final matchup, Carlos Alcaráz started more effectively than the Norwegian by winning the first set. In the second set, Ruud fought back. His epic performance pointed out he might walk away with the title.

Nonetheless, the Spaniard stood still and produced a remarkable tiebreaker to go up two sets to one. He won the Grand Slam title in the fourth set and dropped Ruud with a 6-4 2-6 7-6(1) 6-3 victory.

Carlos Alcaráz became the youngest-ever world No.1 tennis player at 19 years old.

The 2022 US Open Finals Men’s Single Results

[5] Casper Ruud 4, 6, 61, 3 – Runner Up

[3] Carlos Alcaraz 6, 2, 77, 6 – Grand Slam Champion

Iga Swiatek vs Ons Jabeur

September 10th, 2022, at Arthur Ashe Stadium

The now three-time Grand Slam winner Iga Swiatek swept with a 6-2, 7-6 (7-5) victory over No. 5 Ons Jabeur in the US Open finals. Jabeur dominated the first set; however, it was not enough to defeat Iga Swiatek, who took the lead and won the matchup.

Swiatek became the first tennis player to win the Roland Garros and the US Open in the same year since Serena Williams in 2013. In addition, the 21-year-old has delivered epic performances throughout the WTA events. She won six titles with a 50-7 record, which includes a 37-game winning streak.

Iga proved once again she never loses in final games.

The 2022 US Open Finals Women’s Single Results

[1] Iga Światek 6, 77 – Grand Slam Champion
[5] Ons Jabeur 2, 65 – Runner Up

US Open Tennis Men’s Odds

The men’s events at the US Open have been there since the tournament’s inception in 1881, first played on grass courts and featured amateur players until the Open Era began in 1968. Men’s singles and doubles were always headliner events, and still are to this day despite the women’s events gaining huge momentum as huge tennis stars have emerged over the last few decades.

The men’s playing formats have changed plenty over the years, as well as the switch from grass courts to clay courts and finally to hardcourts in 1978.

US Open Tennis Odds – Men’s Singles

The men’s singles event is played in a best-of-five sets format, which is fairly standard across all the Grand Slam tournaments. Players must win six games to win a set – if the score reaches 6-all they will go to tiebreak games.

The United States holds the record for most US Open titles won in both the Amateur and Open Eras, with 85. Behind them is Australia with 18, which is a pretty significant lead for the United States. There is a three-way tie for most titles won in the US Open with Bill Tilden, William Larned and Richard Sears, all of the USA, tied for seven – and it should be noted all titles were won in the Amateur era.

Past 10 US Open Winners – Men’s Singles

  • 2022 – Carlos Alcaráz
  • 2021 – Daniil Medvedev
  • 2020 – Dominic Thiem
  • 2019 – Rafael Nadal
  • 2018 – Novak Djokovic
  • 2017 – Rafael Nadal
  • 2016 – Stan Wawrinka
  • 2015 – Novak Djokovic
  • 2014 – Marin Cilic
  • 2013 – Rafael Nadal
  • 2012 – Andy Murray

US Open Tennis Odds – Men’s Doubles

Men’s doubles were also introduced in 1881 and has been contested at the US Open since the inception of the tournament. Men’s doubles at the US Open is contested in a best-of-three format, with six games per se, with a 10-point tiebreak if necessary.

The 2020 US Open featured a big underdog victory for Mate Pavic and Bruno Soares, as the pair entered the tournament unseeded, and claimed victory against No. 8 seeds Wesley Koolhof and Nikola Mektic. This is the first instance of an unseeded team winning the US Open in 20 years.

Past 10 US Open Champions – Men’s Doubles

  • 2022 – Rajeev Ram & Joe Salisbury
  • 2021 – Rajeev Ram & Joe Salisbury
  • 2020 – Mate Pavic & Bruno Soares
  • 2019 – Juan Sebastian Cabal & Robert Farah
  • 2018 – Mike Bryan & Jack Sock
  • 2017 – Jean-Julien Rojer & Horia Tecau
  • 2016 – Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares
  • 2015 – Pierre-Hugues Herbert & Nicolas Mahut
  • 2014 – Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan
  • 2013 – Leander Paes & Radek Stepanek
  • 2012 – Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan

US Open Tennis Women’s Odds

The women’s events at the US Open Odds have not been a permanent fixture since the beginning of the tournament but weren’t too far behind. The women’s singles event was added in 1887, and the women’s doubles event was added in 1889.

Both events hold a best-of-three format with a best of 12-point tie break.

US Open Tennis Odds – Women’s Singles

Since 1887, the Women’s Singles event has been contested at the US Open and has seen only three Grand Slam champions crowned in that time: Steffi Graf (1988), Margaret Court (1970), and Maureen Connolly (1953).

Serena Williams is the only competitor who has come close in the 2000’s with three of the four titles in 2002, where she lost the Australian Open to Jennifer Capriati, and in 2015, losing the US Open to Italy’s Flavia Pennetta.

The United States has the most US Open titles with 92 in both the Amateur and Open eras. No country even comes close to that number, as the next countries in line are Australia and Germany who are tied with 6 over all.

Naomi Osaka won the 2020 Women’s singles title at the US Open and will be looking to defend her title again this year at the 2021 event. She has already won the Australian Open, perhaps she is on her way to a Grand Slam.

Past 10 US Open Winners – Women’s Singles

  • 2022 – Iga Świątek
  • 2021 – Emma Raducanu
  • 2020 – Naomi Osaka
  • 2019 – Bianca Andrescu
  • 2018 – Naomi Osaka
  • 2017 – Sloane Stephens
  • 2016 – Angelique Kerber
  • 2015 – Flavia Pennetta
  • 2014 – Serena Williams
  • 2013 – Serena Williams

US Open Tennis Odds – Women’s Doubles

The Women’s doubles event began in 1889, two years after the first women’s singles event, and we’ve only seen one true Grand Slam title being awarded at the US Open. In 1984, partners Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver of the United States won all four tournaments, concluding at the 1984 US Open, capturing a title with the same partners.

Martina Hingis won a Grand Slam in 1998, with two partners – Mirjana Lucic at the Australian Open and then Jana Novotna at the remaining three tournaments. Serena and Venus Williams are the only pair to come close to a Grand Slam title in 2009, but failed to win the French Open.

In 2020, Laura Siegemund and Vera Zvonareva, an unseeded team, captured the title at the US Open, beating the reigning champions in the quarterfinals, and beating Nicole Melichar and Xu Yifan in the finals. This was the first time since 2006 that an unseeded team won the US Open.

Past 10 US Open Champions – Women’s Doubles

  • 2022 – Barbora Krejcikova & Katerina Siniakova
  • 2021 – Samantha Stosur & Zhang Shuai
  • 2020 – Laura Siegemund & Vera Zvonareva
  • 2019 – Elise Mertens & Aryna Sabalenka
  • 2018 – Ashleigh Barty & CoCo Vandeweghe
  • 2017 – Chan Yung-jan & Martina Hingis
  • 2016 – Bethanie Mattek-Sands & Lucie Safarova
  • 2015 – Martina Hingis & Sania Mirza
  • 2014 – Ekaterina Makarova & Elena Vesnina
  • 2013 – Andrea Hlavackova & Lucie Hradecka

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How to Bet on the Tennis US Open

If you aren’t familiar with tennis betting and how to bet on the US Open Tennis Odds, we can help you get ready for the fourth Grand Slam tournament taking place from August 28th to September 10th 2023. There will be plenty of betting opportunities in the two-week period, so familiarizing yourself with all your options will help your US Open betting strategy.

There are a few popular betting options when it comes to betting on the US Open:

US Open Moneyline Betting

Betting on the moneyline at the US Open is the easiest bet you can place. Even if you have never bet on sports before, you can easily grasp the money line wager. You likely will look at a tennis match and pick who you think will win – and that’s all there is to the moneyline bet. You pick the winner of the match outright.

Each player will have sports betting odds associated with how likely they are to win the match, and you just pick which one you think will win. Usually with moneyline wagers, it’s smart to pick strategic underdogs that you believe will win as they have a chance of a great payout.

For example, if you have Naomi Osaka vs Victoria Azarenka in the US Open Championships Odds, the odds may look like this:

  • Naomi Osaka -175
  • Victoria Azarenka +138

What these numbers mean, is that Osaka is the favorite to win the match, and you will have to bet $175 to win $100 if you think she will win. Azarenka is the underdog in this situation, and a $100 wager on her would pay out $138 in winnings. You can bet any amount, it’s just easier to look at American odds in this way.

Moneyline wagers are quite simple, and betting on a huge longshot at say, +600, and winning could earn you a huge payout. These are the types of underdog moneyline bets people look for at the US Open.

US Open Tennis Spreads

If you’re looking to try out a new betting type and get a little bit more complicated, you should take a look at the spread options available in our sportsbook. US Open Tennis-Point spreads are very popular in other sports, in tennis, they can be a bit confusing to some, so we want to help you understand them a little better before you start your US Open betting.

Tennis spreads aren’t technically point spreads, they don’t measure points, they measure games within a match. Each match is made up of two to three sets, and each set requires a player to win at least six games to advance to the next set. So you are counting the total number of games played by each player, and the difference between their two totals.

If you see a spread of -3.5/+3.5, this means that the player with the negative number (-3.5) will need to win the game by more than four games, and the underdog (+3.5) can either win the game or lose by less than 3 games.

For example:

  • Naomi Osaka -4.5
  • Victoria Azarenka +4.5

This means that Osaka must win the game by more than five games, and Azarenka can either win the game by any amount or lose by less than four games.

Let’s say the final sets were:

  • Osaka 6-5-6
  • Azarenka 4-7-3

This means that Osaka won 17 games, and Azarenka won 14, the bet on Azarenka would cash, as she only lost by three games.

US Open Tennis Totals Betting (Over/Under)

Totals betting is a simple betting option and can be quite popular depending on the sport you are planning to wager on. You will be given a total for the number of games in the match and you will need to decide whether you think the total number of games for both players will be over or under the sportsbook line. As we mentioned above, each match is three to five sets, depending on if you’re betting on men’s or women’s events, and a player has to win up to six games within a set.

This option is commonly bet on if you aren’t quite familiar enough with the players or you aren’t sure who might win the match.

If we look at the same game as above, with Naomi Osaka having 17 games, and Victoria Azarenka with 14, the total collective games in the total betting odds were set at 29, you would have to bet the over to win the bet. If you bet the under, you would lose your wager as the total number of games in the match was 31.

US Open Tennis Futures

A very popular betting option when betting on the US Open is to bet on the futures. Futures odds are released months in advance and will fluctuate and change as the event gets closer. The odds will change pretty drastically after each Grand Slam event – but the objective is simple: choose which player you think will win the 2023 US Open outright. It’s like a money line, but every player competing is on the board and you are betting on them to win it all.

Betting on a huge US Open underdog could earn you a huge payout if you’re lucky. The odds will reflect their likelihood of winning the tournament outright, and you are able to sell your wager for a discounted price if you feel like you made a mistake.

You will see an odds board for each championship event, men’s singles will have their own, ladies’ singles will have their own, and so on.

For instance, Novac Djokovic is heavily favored to win the 2023 US Open in the Men’s Singles event, and his odds are currently sitting at +120, which means if you bet on him now to win you would win $120 on a $100 wager.

Roger Federer is currently at +900, which means he’s still got a pretty good chance of winning, but he would need to beat out some tough competition. You would win a whopping $900 on a $100 wager.

These odds can go up to +15000 depending on how unlikely a player is to win the tournament, but usually, those ultimate underdogs don’t cash in.

US Open Tennis Prop Betting

Prop bets are meant to be fun and unique betting opportunities for you to play around with during the US Open. They are unique instances that might occur during a match, or an instance that may or may not happen at the tournament itself. Prop bets are most fun when you’re live betting, weighing your options as you progress through the matches.

Examples of prop bets include a player’s number of aces, “will an American win the Championship” or “Will ‘Player X’ win a Grand Slam” if that player has been set up to do so by winning the three other tournaments.

Now that you are primed and ready to bet on the 2023 US Open, you can head over to the sportsbook and test out your newfound skills!

US Open Tennis Odds | Frequently Asked Questions

What is the US Open Tennis?

Not to be confused with the US Open golf event, the US Open Tennis Championships is the final event in the four Grand Slam tennis championships and the most exciting event of them all as we could see a Grand Slam Champion honored.

When is the US Open Tennis played?

The 2023 US Open Tennis Championship will take place from August 28th – September 10th, 2023.
USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center, New York

Is betting on the US Open Tennis Legal?

Yes, betting on the US Open Tennis Championships is perfectly legal, you just have to be betting at a legitimate online sportsbook or you can wager at your local sportsbook, but betting online is much more convenient.

How do you read tennis odds?

Reading tennis odds is quite simple, it depends on which format you prefer. In the United States, American odds are the most common as you can see how much you would win on a $100 wager just by looking at the plus and minus signs next to the player’s name. For instance a +150 underdog wager would mean you would win $150 on a $100 wager. A -175 favorite wager would mean you would need to bet $175 to win $100.

What Is The Legal Age To Bet On The US Open?

The legal age to bet is linked to your age of majority in your state. Many states require bettors to be 18 or older, and some require bettors to be 21. At BetUS sportsbook, we accept bettors from any state as long as they’re 18 or older.

Who are the previous US Open Tennis Champions?

The winners of the 2022 US Open are Carlos Alcaraz (Men’s Singles),  Iga Swiatek (Women’s Singles), Rajeev Ram, and Joe Salisbury (Men’s Doubles), and Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova (Women’s Doubles).

How to bet on US Open tennis odds?

You can sign up at our sportsbook and easily create your account, make a deposit, and start betting on the 2023 US Open tennis championships right away. You will see a great selection of US Open betting odds and popular betting options such as US Open futures, moneylines, totals, and tennis spreads.

Does BetUS offer US Open tennis odds?

Yes, BetUS Sportsbook offers plenty of US Open tennis betting odds. There is no shortage of betting options including live betting and plenty of fun prop bets to take advantage of in the two-week period.

How do US Open Tennis betting odds work?

US Open tennis betting odds are fairly basic if you’re used to regular American betting odds. You are essentially placing a stake on a match or outcome, and depending on which side you bet on, you could win big.