US Open 2025 Odds

If you're looking to place a bet on the US Open, you're in the right place.

At BettingOdds.com, we find you - the punter - the best value for your money, ensuring that you are able to find the right bet for you, at the right price.

Compare the prices for 2024 via our unique US Open odds grids, while we'll be providing free predictions before and during the tournament. 

US Open 2025 Betting Tips

Check this page shortly before the tournament gets underway for outright tips plus we'll have daily US Open predictions in the match betting. 

US Open Previous Winners

The 2025 US Open will be the 145th edition of the tournament, with the first championship held back in 1881. There are quite a few differences today from the grass-court, all-amateur tournament that took place then, including the venue, which since 1978 has been Flushing Meadows, Queens, New York City.

In the professional Open Era, the most decorated men’s singles players at the US Open are Roger Federer (five titles), Pete Sampras (five), Jimmy Connors (five), John McEnroe (four) Rafael Nadal (four), Novak Djokovic (three), and Ivan Lendl (three). Jannik Sinner is the defending men’s singles champion after he beat American Taylor Fritz in last year's final. 

In the women’s game, six players have won four or more US Open singles titles in the Open Era: Margaret Court, Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova (all four); Steffi Graf (five); and Chris Evert and Serena Williams (both six). Between 1999 and 2002, Serena shared four titles with her sister Venus, beating each other in the ‘01 and ‘02 finals. Aryna Sabalenka is the current defending champion, defeating Jessica Pegula in the 2024 final. 

Last 10 US Open Singles Champions

US Open Betting Markets

There are a whole host of ways you can bet on the 2023 US Open. If you need some direction, below are some of the most popular tennis betting markets at the four Grand Slams; our recommended bookies will offer the best US Open tennis odds in the following categories:

• Tournament Winner — Select your outright tournament winner;
• Each-Way Bet — Each-way bets allow punters to remain somewhat on the fence. If you selected a player to win the tournament each-way, bookmakers will pay out if they’re the runner-up. In some cases, you may even receive a payout if your selection reaches the semi-final, but of course any potential winnings will be smaller as a result;
• Match Betting — Pick your winner in any particular match throughout the tournament;
• Set Betting — US Open bettors can make their predictions set by set, which can be a particularly useful market for those who enjoy live betting;
• Total Sets — How many sets will your selection win in the match? Remember that men’s singles matches are best of five sets, and women’s singles matches are best of three;
• Set Correct Score — Make your prediction for the score in games within a set. This is one example of a prop bet, meaning that its occurrence (or non-occurrence) does not directly affect the final result;
• Set Handicap — Handicap bets are used by tennis betting sites when certain match ups are uneven. Let’s say Djokovic’s opponent in the first round is a player outside the ATP top 100 — in this scenario, tennis betting sites might offer handicaps of -2.5 or higher, meaning a successful set betting wager on Djokovic would only win if he won 6-3 or by a bigger margin;
• Total Games — You can also make a prediction on the total number of games won by a player in a match. This betting market is known as over/under, where the bookmaker will offer a total number of games, with players deciding whether the amount will be over or under that number;
• Win Match & Both Players to Win a Set — When there’s a close match up between two players, but you favour one over the other to get the win, this tennis market can become very useful.

The Best US Open Betting Sites

Want our opinion on the best US Open betting sites here in the UK? Look no further than the five bookmakers below, who will all shower their customers with US Open promos throughout the tournament. 

Bet365

New members at Bet365 will receive £30 of free bets when they sign up and wager £10 of their own. These freebies can, of course, be used on some exciting US Open tennis odds, which at the time of my review included a 14/1 price on American youngster Coco Gauff to win the tournament. This bookmaker runs two permanent tennis-related promotions: an odds boost up to 70% when you make a pre-match accumulator with two or more legs, and a guaranteed payout if your selection’s opponent retires hurt. With a comprehensive mobile app equipped with live streaming facilities, Bet365 is one of the UK’s leading tennis bookmakers. 

BoyleSports

BoyleSports undoubtedly offers some of the best US open tennis odds on the market. American talent Christopher Eubanks – who enjoyed a breakout tournament at this year’s Wimbledon – is priced at 100/1 to win his first Grand Slam. There’s a £25 free bet bundle available after your first £10 wager on-site, and £5 accas gifted to those who place five accas first. BoyleSports recently launched its live streaming service, which you can access on the dedicated mobile app. 

William Hill

William Hill’s Build #YourOdds function is one of its outstanding features, where punters can request odds on customised bet slips with up to eight selections across multiple markets and events. Former US Open champion Sloane Stephens is my standout odds pick, priced at 100/1 in the women’s singles. Sign up and wager £10 and you’ll receive £30 in free bets. 

BetUK

BetUK also offers £30 in free bets to new customers wagering £10 of their own first. There are loads of ongoing promotions for other sporting competitions already under way, so check back when the US Open kicks off for similar offers here. In terms of US Open tennis odds, big-serving Italian Matteo Berrettini could be a good shout at 40/1, as could Canadian Denis Shapovalov who’s currently at 100/1. Live streaming fans might want to look elsewhere, since Bet UK only offers this service for horse racing events. 

Frequently asked questions when betting on the US Open tennis