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2026 Australian Open Women’s Odds

The Women’s Australian Open kicks off the Grand Slam season with high-stakes action on Melbourne Park’s lightning-fast hard courts.

The main draw began on January 18, leading up to the women’s singles final on Saturday, January 31.

Bettors can follow the tournament with updated Australian Open tennis odds, featuring moneylines, spreads, totals, and props available in every round through the championship match.

The 2026 women’s field brings world-class competition, with top contenders such as world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, former champions Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina, and Australian favorite Storm Hunter.

Every matchup offers prime opportunities for tennis live bets, where fast surfaces and elite talent create constant value throughout the tournament.

The Australian Open wraps up on February 1, while the NFL season concludes with the Super Bowl on February 8. For both marquee events, you can lock in Australian Open futures and Super Bowl odds at BetUS Sportsbook, where trusted lines, fast updates, and mobile-friendly access make it easy to bet every major tournament and championship.

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