2022 US Open Tennis Championships Betting Odds

The 2022 US Open Tennis Championships tournament takes place in New York City and is the last of the four annual majors.

The world’s best players flock to this prestigious event held on the hard courts of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens.

Get the latest odds for the US Open, insights from previous tournaments, key dates, and learn about popular wagering options.

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Men's US Open 2022 Winner Odds

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US Open Betting 2022 – key Dates

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Women's US Open 2022 Winner Odds

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Where & How to Bet on the US Open Tennis Championships

Top tennis betting sites offer a range of wagering options for The US Open while the tournament is underway. However, you can also make futures bets months in advance – winner odds released just before an event begins are called “opening” betting odds.

US Open Tennis Futures Bets

Online sportsbooks provide futures odds for the US Open and the other three majors – Wimbledon, Australian Open, French Open. Popular futures betting markets include choosing the outright winner of a tournament or when a player will exit the competition.

Other futures bets:

• Stage of Elimination
• To Reach The Final
• Name The Finalists
• Quarter Winners
• First Time Winner
• Tournament Specials

Moneyline Bets

Betting on the moneyline is when you choose the winner of a tennis match.

The underdog is represented by positive (+) odds. However, for close matches, the opponent with the lowest negative (-) odds is the underdog. Positive odds tell you how much you could win with a $100 wager, while negative odds show how much you need to bet to secure a potential return of $100.

The moneyline odds outlined in the example above show that if you place a $100 bet on Murray to beat Federer, you will win $180 if he pulls it off, equating to a total payout of $280 ($100 initial wager + $180 – +180 odds – in winnings = $280). But placing a successful $230 bet on Federer to beat Murray will make you $100 and – a total return of $330 ($230 initial stake + $100 – -230 odds – in winnings = $330).

Betting on the Spread

Betting on the spread means wagering on a player to cover a total number of games won. For instance, say Nick Kyrgios (+4.5) was playing Rafael Nadal. In this match, Kyrgios could lose (6-7, 6-7, 4-6) in straight sets and still win the bet because he only lost by four games, not five or more.

Set Spread Bets

Set spreads are similar to regular spread bets (explained above) but simpler to follow. Spreads are usually set at 1.5 — or 2.5 for mismatches. For example, imagine Djokovic is at (-1.5) in his match against Medvedev, and you bet on the set spread. In this case, he would need to win the game in no more than four total sets for you to get a payout.

Over/Under (Total Games) Wagers

Over/under bets let you wager on the length of a match. The over/under line depends on who is playing and how evenly matched the game Vegas oddsmakers expect it to be.

Prop Bets

Prop bets allow you to place action on specific aspects of a match or a tournament. Popular prop bets include predicting scores of matches or whether a tiebreak will occur. More bizarre US Open prop bets include whether a player will throw their racket on the floor or if a competitor will talk to the audience.

Most prop bets are based on serves in a game. For example, sportsbooks offer over/under options on the number of aces scored by players in their first-round match or the number of double faults committed.

Live US Open Bets

Betting sites provide their customers with various wagering options while a US Open match is underway. Odds for bets change depending on what happens in the matchup, which you can lock down by placing a bet mid-match.

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Recent Winners of Men’s US Open Championships – Opening Odds

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Recent Winners of Women’s US Open Championships – Opening Odds

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Check the betting lines for upcoming tennis matches.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is the favorite to win the US Open Tennis Championships?

  Novak Djokovic is the pre-tournament favorite to win the men's competition. And, despite announcing her retirement, Ashleigh Barty is the women's singles tournament favorite.

• What's the prize purse of the US Open Tennis Championships?

  The 2021 US Open had the following prize purse:

  • Total: $57.5 million
  • Winners: $2.5 million
  • Runners-Up: $1.25 million
  • Semifinalists: $675,000
  • Quarterfinalists: $425,000
  • First round: $75,000

• Who has won the US Open Tennis Championships the most times?

  Roger Federer is the most successful US Open participant, having won the event five times. As for the women's singles tournament, Martina Navratilova has won it a whopping 16 times.

• How do players qualify for the US Open Tennis Championships?

  Of the 128 players that make the singles' main draw for the US Open, 104 places are handed to the top-ranked players in the world. Sixteen spots are given to players who make it through the qualifiers held before the main tournament. The last eight places are wild cards, which organizers can hand out to young stars, or veteran players.

• Can I bet on the US Open online?

  Top tennis betting sites provide a range of wagering options throughout the tournament and also have futures bets available all year round.

• What is seeding in tennis?

  Seeding is a system used to separate top players in a tournament to prevent them from meeting in the early rounds. The top seed is the player the tournament committee deems the best player - the ATP rankings and form in previous tourneys are the main factors considered to decide this. The organizers then place the top and second seed at opposite ends of the draw, meaning if they win all their matches, they will meet in the final round. The number of seeds depends on the size of the draw.