US Open odds are the prices sportsbooks set on every match at the US Open, the fourth and final Grand Slam of the tennis season, plus the sets, totals and props along the way. During the tournament, the live men's and women's match odds sit at the top of this page with the top moneyline our odds feed lists for each player. Below, exactly how to read those odds and how to bet the tournament.
How to read US Open odds
US Open match odds are listed in American format. A minus number is the favorite and shows what you risk to win $100, so a player at -200 is a clear favorite (implying about a 67% chance). A plus number is the underdog: +170 means a $100 stake profits $170 (about a 37% chance). Our odds converter turns any price into a probability instantly, and the no-vig calculator strips out the book's margin so you can compare a fair number.
The markets to bet at the US Open
Outright winner (who lifts the trophy), match winner (moneyline on a single match), set handicap (a favorite at -1.5 sets, an underdog at +1.5), total games (over/under on a match), set betting (the exact set score), and props (aces, tiebreaks, total games). New here? Start with how to bet on tennis, then come back for the draw.
Why the hard courts matter
The US Open is played on medium-fast hard courts, a surface that rewards all-court players and big serves without the extremes of grass or clay. Add the New York conditions, daytime heat, humidity and gusty wind, plus loud night sessions under the lights, and stamina and mentality separate the contenders. Men playing best-of-five in that heat makes fitness and scheduling a genuine, bettable edge.
How the Wise Guy Desk approaches a Grand Slam
Two weeks of tennis is a marathon, not a sprint. Early rounds are full of short-priced favorites where the value is thin, so we hunt matchups, set handicaps, totals and live spots rather than laying heavy chalk. We map the draw into quarters to see who has the tougher road, we respect fatigue as players stack three- and five-set battles, and we keep outright tickets small because the variance is real. Every play we release is posted before the match with a ticket photo and graded in public, win or loss.
Every US Open match preview
Each match the Wise Guy Desk previewed at the US Open: the matchup, the odds with the top price our odds feed listed, and the pick. Upcoming matches first, then the most recent.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the US Open?
US Open 2027 is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the tennis season, played on hard courts at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York across late August and early September.
How do US Open odds work?
US Open odds are listed in American format for each match. A minus number is the favorite (what you risk to win $100); a plus number is the underdog (what a $100 stake profits). When play is on, the top moneyline our odds feed lists for each player in every match on the board appears at the top of this page.
Who are the US Open favorites?
The betting favorites are typically the top-ranked hard-court players in the men's and women's draws. Rather than guess, check the live matches board above during the tournament; it shows each matchup and the best current price, updated as the rounds play out.
What is the best way to bet the US Open?
Early-round matches feature heavy favorites at short prices, so the value is usually in specific matchups, set handicaps, totals and live betting rather than laying huge chalk. Outright title bets are fun but high-variance, so keep them small. Read our full guide on how to bet on tennis for the framework.
Is US Open singles best of five sets?
Men's singles at the US Open is best-of-five sets; women's singles is best-of-three. The longer men's format gives the stronger player more room to recover from a bad set, which slightly lowers upset odds and raises the value of fitness and live betting late in a match.
Where can I bet on the US Open?
You can bet the US Open at any major US-licensed sportsbook where betting is legal in your state. Prices vary book to book more in tennis than in most sports, so compare lines before you bet. Our best sportsbooks page breaks down where the value is.