Betting on French Open (Roland Garros)

The French Open or the Roland-Garros as some may call it is the second of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments.

French Open betting odds for 2025 are available. The odds are subject to change and we’ll be sure to keep this page updated with the latest odds posted.

French Open Men's Odds
Carlos Alcaraz	+225	+225	+230
Jannik Sinner	+310	+300	+300
Novak Djokovic	+400	+400	+400
Alexander Zverev	+450	+450	+450
Casper Ruud	+850	+850	+900
Stefanos Tsitsipas	+900	+1000	+900
Holger Rune	+2500	+2500	+2500

Last updated on: December 16, 2024

French Open Women's Odds
Iga Swiatek	+250	+250	+250
Aryna Sabalenka	+400	+400	+410
Elena Rybakina	+800	+800	+800
Cori Gauff	+850	+850	+850
Madison Keys	+2800	+2800	+2800
Mirra Andreeva	+3300	+3300	+3300
Qinwen Zheng	+3300	+3300	+3300

Last updated on: December 16, 2024

This leaves just one week between the US Open and the French Open – two Grand Slam tournaments. This factor should be a huge concern for both the players competing and the sports bettors looking to bet on the French Open. This is the second major of the annual tennis season, the French Open will be played before the US Open.

Betting on the French Open can be fun and exciting, as any Grand Slam tournament would be, and as the second tournament, you can start to see which players are having a hot start to the tennis season, and who might be on their way to a Grand Slam victory.

Once a player claims victory at the Australian Open and the French Open, the wagers start to pour in on calendar Grand Slam futures. Everyone wants to get a piece of the pie in the chance a player might win a Grand Slam title in one season. Many tennis beat writers produce excellent French Open predictions leading up to the main event – proving to be good content to keep an eye on when playing on Roland Garros betting odds.

The French Open is the premier clay court championship sandwiched between a hard court tournament and a grass court. The clay court is extremely physically demanding on the tennis players, the clay courts slow down the ball, and produce a high bounce in comparison to hard courts. Players who are more suited to slower surfaces like Rafael Nadal are more successful at the French Open.

We will keep you posted on any updates to the 2024 Roland Garros betting news as it comes in.

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Past 5 French Open Winners – Men’s Singles

• 2023 – Novak Djokovic
• 2022 – Rafael Nadal
• 2021 – Novak Djokovic
• 2020 – Rafael Nadal
• 2019 – Rafael Nadal

Past 5 French Open Winners – Women’s Singles

• 2023 – Iga Swiatek
• 2022 – Iga Swiatek
• 2021 – Barbora Krejčíková
• 2020 – Iga Swiatek
• 2019 – Ashleigh Barty

Past 5 French Open Champions – Men’s Doubles

• 2023 – Ivan Dodig & Austin Krajicek
• 2022 – Marcelo Arévalo & Jean-Julien Rojer
• 2021 – Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid
• 2020 – Kevin Krawietz & Andreas Mies
• 2019 – Kevin Krawietz & Andreas Mies

Past 5 French Open Champions – Women’s Doubles

• 2023 – Hsieh Su-wei & Wang Xinyu
• 2022 – Caroline Garcia & Kristina Mladenovic
• 2021 – Kateřina Siniaková & Barbora Krejčíková
• 2020 –  Kristina Mladenovic & Tímea Babos
• 2019 – Timea Babos & Kristina Mladenovic

Past 5 French Open Champions – Mixed Doubles

• 2023 – Miyu Kato & Tim Pütz
• 2022 – Ena Shibahara & Wesley Koolhof
• 2021 – Joe Salisbury & Desirae Krawczyk
• 2020 – No contest
• 2019 – Latisha Chan & Ivan Dodig

How to Bet on the 2024 French Open

While the 2021 season has been a whirlwind and much is up in the air concerning the Grand Slam tournaments, we want to ensure you’re prepared. There are a few popular betting options that beginners and intermediate sports bettors should understand before wagering on French Open tennis betting odds.

When looking to bet on Roland Garros, it is best to start with the favorites and the runners up. This is no guarantee, and may not even be the French Open best bet, but it is a nice place top start.

As of this writing, the men’s favorite and runner up are Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz Garfia, respectively. For women, they are Iga Swiatek and Simona Halep.

Let’s start with the most popular tennis betting options:

French Open Moneyline Betting

With five different categories, there will be plenty of moneyline bets available at the French Open. The moneyline wager is the most simple and easy-to-understand betting option, and the most popular among beginner and intermediate bettors.

Below our readers will find some French Open betting tips, which will help to define the best ways to find value in the market, especially when wagering on Roland Garros winner betting odds.

All sports have the moneyline wager and when it comes to betting on the French Open, you put money on French Open winner betting odds – basically, who will win the match – it doesn’t get much more simple than that.

For example:

If you have Nadal versus Djokovic, and let’s say in this instance we have Nadal as the favorite to win the French Open Men’s Singles, you might see odds that look like this:

1. Rafael Nadal -110
2. Novak Djokovic +120

Since Nadal is the favorite, the negative number means you will have to bet that amount to win $100. So you would have to place $110 on Nadal to win $100. If you look at Djokovic, the underdog in this situation – he has much better value odds. If you bet on Djokovic, his +120 odds mean that you would need to wager $100 to win $120.

These numbers are different for each match and usually, if there’s a significant underdog, you might see +850 or +1000 odds – which could result in a huge payout if your underdog ends up winning.

French Open Tennis Spreads

Many professional sports handicappers will only bet the point spreads. It provides a little more flexibility for error but nonetheless is a bit more complicated. Oddsmakers will set the spreads based on the two players competing, taking into account the clay court and how that might affect the player, the player’s style, and past records. This type of bet essentially gives the underdog a head start before the match even begins.

A little bit different than other sports, tennis spreads are based on sets within a match. So if Nadal is a -700 favorite in a match, he might have a -5.5 spread, meaning he would need to win six games or more than his opponent to cover the spread.

On the other hand, if he had a +5.5 spread, there are two options: he could either win, or lose the game, but would need to lose by less than five.

French Open Totals (Over/Under)

Another simple French Open betting type that can be helpful when you aren’t sure which player will win, and just want to bet on an aspect of the match, is totals betting. Your job is to decide whether you think the total number of games in a match will be over or under the oddsmaker’s set line.

Before the match, the oddsmaker at your sportsbook will set a line, predicting the total number of games within a match. If the number is 23 games, you would have to decide whether you think the match will have more or less than 23 games – very straight forward. The total will have odds attached to it, like -110 or -120 on the most likely option. If the match has 25 games and you picked the under, you would lose the bet.