US Open Odds 2023
The 2023 US Open is scheduled to start on August 28th, 2023 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, and JazzSports bettors have offered early odds for the winner in both the Men’s side and the Women’s side.
Starting off, the US Open is the last Grand Slam of the season and it holds 128 players in total in the ATP (the same amount of players for the WTA). The total prize pool give for this event will be $44.7M, divided amongst winners from various rounds. On the men’s side, the winner is decided by the best of 5 sets, whereas the women’s side focuses on the best of 3 sets.
Tennis US Open Men’s Odds to Win 2023
Novak Djokovic +120
Carlos Alcaraz +150
Daniel Medvedev +700
Sinner Jannik +1100
Alexander Zverev +2200
Holger Rune +2500
Stefanos Tsitsipas +2500
Casper Ruud +3300
Taylor Fritz +3300
Odds Subject to change*** – Provided by JazzSports
The US Open 2023 is scheduled to take place on August 28th, 2023. The event is held annually at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, New York. Novak Djokovic is set to be the favorite for the last Grand Slam of the season; however, he’ll need to watch his back with Carlos Alcaraz. The last Grand Slam winner was actually Alcaraz, who outlasted Djokovic in an epic slam final. They both met in the ATP 1000 Final in Cincinnati on August 20th, 2023, where Novak came out on top 2-1 in sets to crown himself champion.
In the women’s side (WTA), there hasn’t been a player who has really taken the step to consolidate herself as the one to beat, so choosing the next Grand Slam winner to the US Open is a tough one. The odds are pretty spread out as to who’s the favorite, so we recommend going game by game with your choices through the different rounds. On the men’s side, its much easier to guess who’ll win, but the risks are larger if you lose.
We want to share with you the list of past 20 champions at the US Open on the ATP.
2022 Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)
2021 Daniil Medvedev (Russia)
2020 Dominic Thiem (Austria)
2019 Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2018 Novak Đoković (Serbia)
2017 Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2016 Stan Wawrinka (Switzerland)
2015 Novak Đoković (Serbia)
2014 Marin Čilić (Croatia)
2013 Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2012 Andy Murray (UK)
2011 Novak Đoković (Serbia)
2010 Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2009 Juan Martin del Potro (Arg.)
2008 Roger Federer (Swiz)
2007 Roger Federer (Swiz)
2006 Roger Federer (Swiz)
2005 Roger Federer (Swiz)
2004 Roger Federer (Swiz)
2003 Andy Roddick (USA)
2002 Pete Sampras
