2025 French Open Odds Tracker

• Track the odds movement for the 2025 French Open Men’s & Women’s Singles Tournaments
• Early favorites for the 2025 French Open are the ’24 champions, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek
• See which country has produced the most French Open champions since the tournament’s inception

The 2025 French Open is scheduled for May 25-June 7, 2025 in Paris, France. We’ll be gathering the odds for all of the top contenders at the ’25 French Open and will chart this one this page. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average odds of each participant from a selection of sportsbooks.

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2025 French Open Men’s Singles Top Contenders

2025 French Open Men’s Singles Odds

Odds as of June 6th at Caesars Sportsbook.

Notes on the 2025 French Open Men’s Singles odds movement over the course year include:

• June 6 – The odds for the 2025 Men’s French Open final are as close as it gets! #1 seed Carlos Alcaraz is the favorite at most sportsbooks, averaging -115 to win his second title, barely ahead of the -110 that World #1 Jannik Sinner is currently averaging.
• June 4 – Our French open final four is set! Reigning champ Carlos Alcaraz (-120) is a big favorite to advance to the final past Lorenzo Musetti (+2500), who was getting +10000 a year ago to win at Roland Garros in ’25. Friday’s other semifinal will see World #1 Jannik Sinner (+140) facing the three-time French Open champ Novak Djokovic (+700).
• June 2 – Another straight-set win in the fourth round for Jannik Sinner has seen his odds shorten from +220 to +140 ahead of the quarterfinals
• May 29 – Alcaraz is now the odds-on favorite to win the French Open, going from +110 to -110 as the tournament progresses to the third round.
• May 27 – We’ve already lost the 4-seed from the Men’s Bracket! Getting +8000 before the start of the French Open, Taylor Fritz fell in four sets to Daniel Altmaier.
• May 23 – On the eve of the 2025 French Open, Carlos Alcaraz’s average odds have shortened further, moving from +148 to +109 since last week.
• January 27 – Fresh off his repeat win at the Australian Open, Jannik Sinner has seen his average French Open odds shorten from +293 to +234.
• June 11 – He may be fresh off winning his first Roland Garros title in ’24, but at +175 Carlos Alcaraz has already opened as the favorite to win the 2025 Men’s French Open title.

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Odds for Recent Men’s Singles Winners

Alcaraz won his first French Open title in 2024 by defeating Alexander Zverev in five sets, 6-3, 2-6, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2.

Past French Open Men’s Singles Champions

French Open Men’s Singles Championships By Country

France may boast the most French Open Men’s Singles Championships with 38, but no French men’s players has claimed top honors Yannick Noah won it all in 1983.

2025 French Open Women’s Singles Odds

2025 French Open Women’s Singles Odds

Odds as of June 5th at DraftKings Sportsbook.

Details on some of the intriguing odds movement over the year include:

• June 5 – We’re guaranteed a first-time French Open champion! Aryna Sabalenka (-185) heads to her first final at Roland Garros as favorite after dispatching Iga Swiatek in the semis. She’ll face Coco Gauff (+150) who reached the semis last year and the final in 2022, but fell short on both occasions.
• June 4 – Lois Boisson is moving on! The wild card has upset sixth-seed Mirra Andreeva and now faces Coco Gauff in the semifinal. Boisson is now getting +2000 to win the French Open, while Gauff is now +225. The two favorites, Aryna Sabalenka (+150) and Iga Swiatek (+160) face off in the other semi.
• June 2 – The women’s quarterfinals are set and the lone unseeded player left is Lois Boisson. Ranked 361st, the French wild card opened the tournament averaging +56000, but after defeating three-seed Jessica Pegula is now getting +8000 to win.
• May 29 – Number one and five-seeds Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek have flip-flopped as favorites heading into the third round, with Swiatek going from +350 to +250 while Sabalenka falls from +275 to +300.
• May 27 – Nine seeded players were knocked out in the first round, including 9-seed Emma Navarro and 14-seed Karolina Muchova. Top four favorites Sabalenka (+275), Swiatek (+350), Andreeva (+450), and Gauff (+550) all moved on as straight-set winners.
• May 23 – With the Women’s French Open bracket now set, Aryna Sabalenka has taken over as favorite to win at Roland Garros. She’s now averaging +249 to win, while previous favorite Iga Swiatek is now averaging +327. Swiatek’s odds likely lengthened after being drawn on the same side of the bracket as Sabalenka.
• January 27 – Madison Keys’ French Open odds have shortened significantly following her triumph in Melbourne. Averaging +11667 just before the Australian Open, Keys is now getting +4714 to win at Roland Garros.
• June 11 – Swiatek is favored at +250 odds, followed by Sabalenka at +500 and Rybakina at +600 to round out the top three French Open women’s singles favorites.

Odds for Recent Women’s Singles Winners

Starting in 2016, there had been six consecutive first-time winners at the French Open. That all changed in 2022 when IGa Swiatek won her second French Open title She’s now won four of the last five Women’s Singles titles at Roland Garros, after defeating Jasmine Paolini 6-2, 6-1 in ’24.

Past French Open Women’s Singles Champions

French Open Women’s Singles Championships By Country

Like in the Men’s Singles tournament, France again boasts the majority of winners at Roland Garros, with 30. The last French player to claim the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen was Mary Pierce in 2000. American Chris Evert has the most French Open titles with seven, capturing them between 1974 & 1986.

Archived French Open odds:

• 2024
• 2023
• 2022
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019