US Open Tennis Odds 2024
Find the best US Open Tennis odds from trusted Australian betting sites below, with the best prices highlighted.
Best US Open Tennis Odds
The odds tables below show the latest US Open tennis odds for both the men's and women's tournaments from the best tennis betting sites. To make your life a little easier, the best available odds for each player are highlighted.
Comparing Tennis US Open Odds
Odds on US Open tennis can vary greatly - especially in the early stages of the tournament, or if you're backing one of the less-fancied players. Our odds tables are designed to save you the hassle of trawling through bookies' price lists to find the best odds yourself. All of the US Open tennis betting odds highlighted at Gambling.com come from sites that are licensed, meaning they are safe and legal to use.
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FAQ
Who is the current US Open champion?
Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz is the current holder of the men's title. According to pre-tournament US Open Tennis odds he's the second-favourite to retain it behind Novak Djokovic. Poland's Iga Świątek holds the women's title - she's the 9/4 favourite to win it again.
Which bookmakers have the best US Open Tennis odds?
The bookie with the best US Open Tennis odds will differ depending on which match or market you are betting on. But you can use our US Open Tennis odds comparison tool to easily find the best available price for the players you want to back.
What channel is the US Open on in the Australia?
Tennis punters in Australia can watch all the action from the US Open live on 9Now — A live and on-demand TV service run by the Nine Network in Australia. 9Now is streaming the 2023 U.S. Open for free for viewers with an Australian IP address.
Who is the favourite to win the US Open?
According to the latest pre-tournament US Open Tennis odds, Novak Djokovic is the favourite to claim the men's title at 6/4. Meanwhile Poland's Iga Świątek is backed to retain the women's title at a price of 9/4.
Who has the most US Open wins?
Jimmy Connors, Roger Federer and Pete Sampras are the three most successful players in the Open era with five wins apiece. Chris Evert and Serena Williams are the most successful women in the tournament's history, each winning the title six times.