The US Open tennis odds are up at BetUS Sportsbook, and they run the gamut from men’s futures to win it all, moneylines, game spreads, totals, props, and even live betting for each set and every match throughout the tournament!
BetUS Is Command Central for US Open Odds
The richest tennis tournament in the world is nearly here, and it is once again coming to Flushing Meadows, New York. BetUS has already released odds for the US Open, and the usual suspects are favored to win, including last year’s men’s champion, Carlos Alcaraz (+150), and the French Open winner, Alexander Zverev, at US Open men’s odds of +300.
But the US Open is the epitome of hard-court tennis and is best suited for aggressive players with booming serves and frenetic baseline attacks. It is not for the faint of heart, and finesse will only get a player so far at Flushing Meadows. Moreover, the crowds are boisterous, and those who demand a more staid and sanitized atmosphere will not last long here.
Consider those factors when scanning our US Open odds, understanding that the cream usually rises to the top in this tournament, as evidenced by the past four winners including Carlos Alcaraz (2022 & 2025), Jannik Sinner (2024), and Novak Djokovic (2023).
The biggest question surrounding this year’s event is the status of defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, recovering from a wrist injury that has put him on the shelf since April. Alcaraz was conspicuously absent from the Cincinnati Open, considered a precursor to the US Open.
Betting odds on the US Open tennis tournament will be constantly updated, which means if there is a price you like, then lock it in, and let the games begin! Those who may be a bit unfamiliar with betting on tennis will find that it’s easy to learn and thrilling to watch.
Odds on US Open tennis are normally expressed in moneylines, which simply means that if a wager is placed on American Ben Shelton, currently listed at odds of +2500, a $100 bet will profit $2500 if Shelton is crowned the new US Open champion.
All moneyline odds are based on an investment of $100 or any derivative of that number. Any price with a plus sign (+) before it means the return will be higher than the initial wager. Any price with a minus sign (-), for instance if Jannik Sinner (-155) was to win the US Open, means the investment will be greater than the potential return. In Sinner’s case, $155 must be bet to make a profit of $100 on the sport’s top player.
Let’s not forget that US Open men’s futures are just one small part of BetUS’s expansive betting menu, as we also have odds on head-to-head matches featuring moneylines and handicap game spreads on both individual sets and matches. Total games for sets and matches are also available, as are tennis odds on player props, and the most immersive betting of all, in-game wagering where BetUS has live odds tennis on every point for every match.
It’s all right here, under one roof, so before you find your favorite spot to watch the tournament, make sure you visit BetUS Sportsbook to see all of your 2026 US Open betting options!
Recap of U.S. Open 2025 Season
US Open tennis odds to win the sport’s richest tournament showed Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner as a virtual coin flip. After the two traded jabs at the French Open and Wimbledon, it was time for the rubber match, and here they were again, the final two competitors left who have ushered in a new golden age of tennis.
Carlos Alcaraz would enjoy the same revenge Sinner reveled in at Wimbledon, rolling to a 6–2, 3–6, 6–1, 6–4 victory. Alcaraz would also reclaim his spot as the No. 1 player in the world. US Open odds for 2026 are already available at BetUS.
