2020 Australian Open Odds Tracker

• See the odds for the top men and women at the 2020 Australian Open
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The 2020 Australian Open returns to Melbourne Park on January 20th and runs until February 2nd. We’ve been tracking the odds for all of the top contenders since they became available and have charted them on this page. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average from a selection of sportsbooks.

• Men’s Odds / Women’s Odds

Men’s Singles Top Contenders

• [Jan 31] The final is set with Djokovic listed as a huge -395 favorite over Thiem
• [Jan 29] Once 20-1 odds earlier this tournament, Thiem’s upset of Nadal now puts him at +450
• [Jan 27] Tennys Sandgren is the longest shot left on the board at 100-1, but he was an incredible 500-1 after the first round
• [Jan 25] Djokovic has entered odds-on territory at -138
• [Jan 23] Djokovic is now even-money to win the Aussie Open
• [Jan 21] +1667 in the week leading up to the tournament, Alexander Zverev has drifted to +4000
• [Jan 13] Since the end of the 2019 season til now, Federer’s odds have drifted out from +750 to +933
• [Nov 19] Daniil Medvedev was a huge +6600 earlier this year and +1000 in September, but now is just +850 to win January’s Aussie Open
• [Sept 9] With the conclusion of the last Grand Slam event of the year seeing Rafael Nadal win the US Open, his 2020 Australian Open odds are now +325. Novak Djokovic remains the +163 favorite to defend is 2019 Aussie Open title
• [Mar 20] It should come as no surprise that Novak Djokovic has opened with the shortest odds after he won his seventh Australian Open title in 2019

2020 AO Men’s Singles Odds

All odds taken Jan. 31

Odds for ATP Top 5 Men’s Singles Players

Could we see another Djokovic-Nadal showdown at the 2020 Australian Open? The 2019 edition turned out to be a snooze fest as Djokovic had his way with Nadal, beating the Spaniard in straight sets 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.

Odds for Past Men’s Singles Winners

Don’t sleep on Roger Federer. The Swiss Maestro won back-to-back Australian Open titles in 2017 and 2018 before bowing out to Stefanos Tsitsipas in the fourth round in 2019.

Past Men’s Champions

Novak Djokovic passed Roger Federer and Australian tennis legend Roy Emerson in 2019 to become the all-time leader in Australian Open Men’s Singles Championships. He’ll look to cushion his lead with yet another title this February.

AO Men’s Champions by Country

It will be quite sometime before any other country can equal Australia’s 50 Australian Open Men’s Singles Championships.

Women’s Singles Top Contenders

• [Jan 30] The final is set and it’s Garbine Muguruza against Sofia Kenin who’s now into her first Grand Slam final. Muguruza enters as the favorite
• [Jan 29] Sofia Kenin, into her first semifinals at a grand slam event was 40-1 earlier this tournament, and now just 7-1
• [Jan 27] The biggest underdog remaining is Ons Jabeur, who’s just +3650, but was as long as 250-1 after the first round
• [Jan 25] After upsets of several top seeds including Serena Williams, Ashleigh Barty is now the top favorite at +285 ahead of the fourth round
• [Jan 23] Wozniacki has extended her career for at least one more match and has seen her odds shorten from +6600 to +500 after her second round win
• [Jan 21] Odds are fading on some of the top contenders after the first round. Prior to the tournament on January 13, Angelique Kerber and Elina Svitolina were +2500 and +1800 respectively, but are now +4000 and +2500. On the flipside, Danielle Collins was +6067 last week and is now shortened to +3300
• [Jan 13] Bianca Andreescu has dropped out at second favorite and Serena just won the Auckland Open, leaving Serena now with +416 odds, shortened from +525 in November
• [Nov 19] If anyone had the foresight to predict Bianca Andreescu’s rise to fame this year, you could’ve bet her at 50-1 odds in March. Today she is second-favorite to win 2020’s first grand slam with +625 odds.
• [Sept 9] While Williams remains the favorite at +450, US Open champions Bianca Andreescu has seen her odds shorten from +5000 in March, to +700 after her first major win
• [Mar 20] Serena Williams has opened with the shortest odds to win the Australian Open yet again. Williams has won this event seven times since 2003.

2020 AO Women’s Singles Odds

Odds for WTA Top 5 Women’s Singles Players

Naomi Osaka won’t have the luxury of sneaking up on anyone this year after winning back-to-back Grand Slams at the 2018 US Open and 2019 Australian Open. She holds the distinction of being the first Asian to top the Women’s Tennis Association rankings.

Congrats @Naomi_Osaka_!!

2019 Australian Open Champ, World No. 1! ?? #AusOpen

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— W E R N A N (@iamsirphi) January 26, 2019

Odds for Past Women’s Singles Winners

Williams won this tournament in 2017, but was unable to defend her title in 2018, pulling out of the event after still recovering from her first pregnancy. 2019 was another bust as she lost to Karolina Pliskova in the quarterfinals while dealing with an ankle injury. Will Williams finally get back on track in 2020?

Past Women’s Champions

Serena Williams has a ways to go before catching up with Margaret Smith Court. The Aussie tennis legend won 11 Australian Open Women’s Singles Championships from 1960 to 1973.

AO Women’s Champions by Country

Australians have won 43 Australian Open Women’s Singles Championships, but they haven’t claimed top honors lately. The last homegrown Aussie Open title-holder was Chris O’Neil, who won it all in 1978.

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Archived Australian Open Odds: 2019