French Open 2025 odds, favourites & betting guide

The French Open is back for another year of high-stakes battles on the Parisian clay at Roland Garros.

As the only Grand Slam played on clay, the French Open is a unique test of endurance, strategy and mental toughness. The ability to think two shots ahead is often more important than pure power.

The second Grand Slam of the tennis season has plenty of storylines to keep an eye on. Jannik Sinner returns from his three-month doping ban seeking to follow up his Australian Open triumph, while Iga Swiatek is looking for her fourth consecutive crown at Roland Garros.

Venue: Roland-Garros, Paris, France

Main Draw: May 25, 2025

Women's Singles Final: June 7, 2025

Men's Singles Final: June 8, 2025

Carlos Alcaraz will meet Jannik Sinner for the first time in a Grand Slam final when they meet in a blockbuster clash at Roland Garros.

Jannik Sinner is the new slight favourite to win the Men's Singles at odds of 5/6, as the three-time major winner looks to put his spell on the sidelines behind him. He looked good on his return in Rome before losing to Alcaraz in the final. This is the first time he's made the final at Roland Garros, and he's yet to drop a set throughout the tournament after defeating Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals.

Last year's champion Carlos Alcaraz is next at odds of 10/11. The 22-year-old Spaniard became the youngest man to win a major on three different surfaces when he triumphed here last year. His wins on clay in Monte Carlo and Rome put him firmly on the right track. He fought back from losing the first set in the semi-final to Lorenzo Musetti to lead 2-1 before Musetti retired.

Aryna Sabalenka will face Coco Gauff in the Women's Single final, in a meeting of the top two seeds.

Aryna Sabalenka is the new favourite to win the French Open at odds of 4/9. The Belarusian has been in great form and has three WTA wins in 2025, including in Madrid, and this is her seventh final this year. Sabalenka dispatched the reigning 'Queen of Clay' Iga Swiatek in the semi-finals, who had won the past three tournaments at Roland Garros.

Coco Gauff won the doubles competition here last year, and is 13/8 to win the singles in 2025. She raised lost to Sabalenka in the final in Madrid, and Gauff was also a losing finalist in Rome, beaten by Jasmine Paolini. She advanced to the final after ending the fairytale run of French wildcard Lois Boisson.

***UPDATE*** Coco Gauff is the 2025 French Open Women's Singles champion, beating Aryna Sabalenka 6-7 6-2 6-4.

• Outright winner: Bet on who will lift the trophy in Paris.
• Each-way betting: Pay out if your player makes the final - a smart play in a wide field.
• Match betting: Pick winners on a game-by-game basis throughout the tournament.
• Set betting: Predict the exact scoreline - ideal for when heavy favourites face lower-seeded opponents.
• In-play betting: With momentum swings common on clay, live betting can be a goldmine if you can spot momentum shifts early.
  

• Clay court specialists matter - movement, patience and consistency often trumps powerful, extravagant hitting.
• Beware the early upset - even the top seeds have a history of stumbling week one, especially in the women's tournament.
• Weather watch - rain can slow down the clay even more.
• Five-set fitness - in the men's draw, stamina is key. Look for players with a proven track record of winning long, brutal matches.
• Form counts - recent results on the European clay circuit (Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rome) are strong indicators of who's peaking at the right time.
  

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.