One of the most hotly anticipated Grand Slam events on the calendar will get underway at Roland Garros this weekend, when No. 1 men’s player Jannik Sinner and defending women’s champion Coco Gauff go to work at the 2026 French Open. BetUS has a vast betting menu of tennis odds on majors like this and even on minor tournaments throughout the year.
French Open Shocker: Alcaraz Withdraws
Two names, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, dominate the men’s division, regardless of the tournament. These are this era’s generational talents, and although neither is invincible, both are always among the betting favorites in any tournament they enter.
Alcaraz won the first Grand Slam of the season when he bested the living legend, Novak Djokovic, in four sets at the Australian Open. Yet since that time, Jannik Sinner has been dominating every tournament he has entered and is now the world’s top-ranked player, slightly ahead of his Spanish nemesis, Carlos Alcaraz.
Speaking of whom, Alcaraz will not be defending his title due to a right wrist injury sustained during the Barcelona Open last month. That has left a gaping void between the favorite, Jannik Sinner, and the second choice, Alexander Zverev.
According to the French Open tennis odds at BetUS, Sinner is the oddsmaker’s choice at a prohibitive -375, while the veteran German star, Zverev, can be had at odds of +800. Tennis betting odds can also be found during the tournament in head-to-head matchups and adjusted futures odds, and, of course, live betting tennis odds are always posted at BetUS to give our customers the most immersive experience possible.
Clay Court Queens: Swiatek and Sabalenka Headline Roland-Garros
BetUS offers just as many betting options in the women’s division as in the men’s, and it is clear that Iga Swiatek and Aryana Sabalenka are the top two choices in its French Open women’s odds. Sabalenka is the defending French Open champion and the No. 1-ranked women’s player in the world.
This year, the Belarusian buzzsaw has won three tournaments and nearly captured the Australian Open crown in January, but ultimately bowed to Elena Rybakina. She will be a tough out for anyone who meets her.
But curiously, according to the Roland Garros odds in the women’s division, Sabalenka is not the favorite, even at odds of +250. That distinction belongs to 4x French Open queen Iga Swiatek, at +225, who last won the French in 2024. However, this year, Swiatek has yet to win a tournament and hasn’t played particularly well.
Wanna Make a Bet on Tennis?
BetUS welcomes rabid and casual tennis fans to explore our wide-ranging options on tournaments throughout the year. Our French Open odds to win the men’s division and the women’s category are available and subject to change.
Those who are new to tennis betting will get the hang of it very quickly. BetUS offers the most popular tennis bet types, including moneylines, game handicaps, and totals for every match. As well as live betting. Those who want to place a bet on the French Open women’s champion will find the defending champion, Coco Gauff, as the third choice in BetUS’s tennis betting odds of +550.
And just remember, after the 2026 French Open, BetUS will continue to offer odds for major events like odds for the soccer World Cup.
