Australian Open betting is becoming increasingly popular, and the most recent event only supports that contention as BetUS continued its expansive menu of Australian Open tennis odds, with even more to come for next year’s Happy Slam!
2026 Australian Open Recap
Last year’s No. 1 men’s player in the world, Carlos Alcaraz, picked up right where he left off to begin the 2026 tennis season. The 22-year-old Spanish sensation captured two more Grand Slam titles last year, for a career total of six, before defeating the greatest player ever to grace the court, Novak Djokovic, in the finals of the 2026 Australian Open, adding a seventh Grand Slam trophy to his mantle.
The Aussie Open was the only major to elude Alcaraz until this year. However, he ousted his first five opponents in three sets before winning a grueling five-set match against German powerhouse Alexander Zverev in the semifinals. The win would punch his ticket into the finals, where he defeated the legendary Joker in four sets, allowing him to add the elusive Australian Open title to his stunning list of achievements.
2027 Australian Open Betting Odds
Although the roar of the crowd from the 2026 Aussie Open has barely faded, Australian Open futures for next year’s event are already available.
Regardless of how dominant Carlos Alcaraz has been, early Australian Open bets have made his chief rival, Jannik Sinner +110, the favorite to reclaim his status as king of the Happy Slam, a tournament he won in 2024 and 2025.
However, Carlos Alcaraz +125 is not far behind to successfully defend his title, while Novak Djokovic is a distant +1000 as the 38-year-old continues to defy Father Time.
Nevertheless, the Australian Open is hardly the only tennis tournament in which BetUS offers futures, moneyline, spread, totals, and prop wagering, as well as live betting while the tournament is happening. At BetUS Sportsbook, we take tennis seriously and have a long and respected history of serving those who wish to wager on major tournaments like the Aussie Open, French Open, Wimbledon, or the US Open.
Yet, even the smaller tournaments do not avoid our radar; we cover them all, from tennis year-round to March Madness odds, because every match and event counts!
