2026 Roland Garros Odds Report: Best Future Bets To Consider Weeks Out
The 2026 French Open, also known as Roland Garros, is only a few weeks away. As clay court season comes to an end, we have a better outlook on which names to highlight in accordance to various factors such as recent results, history at Roland Garros and asking price with given odds. Let’s dive into both the men’s and women’s markets to see which players provide solid value, while also assessing some that are losing stock as well.
Current 2026 Roland Garros To Win Odds
Men’s 2026 Roland Garros Winner Odds
- Jannik Sinner -260
- Alexander Zverev +700
- Novak Djokovic +1100
- Arthur Fils +1400
- Lorenzo Musetti +2500
- Joao Fonseca +2500
- Rafael Jodar +2500
Women’s 2026 Roland Garros Winner Odds
- Aryna Sabalenka +240
- Iga Swiatek +275
- Mirra Andreeva +600
- Elena Rybakina +700
- Coco Gauff +700
- Amanda Anisimova +1800
- Marta Kostyuk +1800
Biggest Risers
Jannik Sinner
Current Odds: -260
With Carlos Alcaraz now out, Sinner’s odds to win rise close to -300 as a heavy favorite to win Roland Garros. Prior to Alcaraz being ruled out for the French Open, Sinner saw -110 odds to win. You will either need luck if betting against Sinner, or a lot of money if betting on Sinner as he becomes one of the most expensive grand slam futures bets in recent memory.
Alexander Zverev
Current Odds: +700
Zverev saw odds to win Roland Garros at +1400 until Carlitos was ruled out, as the German now has the second-highest odds to win at +700. He also leaps Novak Djokovic who saw an early exit in Rome, as both players were +1400 until recent results and the Alcaraz news has pushed Zverev into the clear-cut runner-up to win.
Mirra Andreeva
Current Odds: +600
Andreeva has been on a tear this clay court season, seeing her odds shorten for Roland Garros from +1500 to +600. She took home the trophy in Linz and also saw a final appearance in Madrid, poised to make a nice run in Paris should the draw favor her.
Marta Kostyuk
Current Odds: +1800
Speaking of women on a tear this clay court season, Kostyuk hasn’t lost in over a month with back-to-back titles in both Rouen and Madrid. While Andreeva was winning the title in Linz, Kostyuk was in Rouen as the pair poetically met for the title in Madrid – in which Kostyuk won. She did, however, withdraw from Rome with a hip issue. That could’ve just been fatigue from so much winning tennis and Paris down the road, so the questions are clear for Kostyuk entering with pretty solid odds to test.
First, is the rest going to halt her winning momentum? Also, is the hip injury a real thing? These are important questions to answer if contemplating a futures ticket on Kostyuk. If she enters Roland Garros anywhere close to her form in Rouen and Madrid, then her +1800 odds are laughable and easily the best value for either the men or women.
Biggest Fallers
Taylor Fritz
Current Odds: +4000
We’re not really sure what to make of Taylor Fritz at this point, last seen at a Renaissance Fair. That’s not a typo. It’s nice to see Fritz get away from the sport for a while, as the amount of tennis was due to burn him out at some point. When will he return is the question, and when he returns will he be back to top form? It’s unlikely, and the odds for Fritz to win Roland Garros are very avoidable. Hopefully we see him back on a court soon, but until then his odds at remaining major events will dwindle.
Alex De Minaur
Current Odds: +6500
It’s been a struggle on the clay court for Demon this season, as his +6500 haven’t improved over the last few weeks. It’s unlikely he will flip the switch and is probably counting down the days the tour switches to the grass surface. He has seen a first round exit his last two tournaments and failed to go past the quarterfinals in his last seven events.
Amanda Anisimova
Current Odds: +1800
The injury bug continues to hit Anisimova, dealing with wrist issues and having to pull out of every clay court tournament this season. There is a strong chance she misses Roland Garros to deal with this injury, and if so then her odds at +1800 become very avoidable. Before her injuries, Anisimova saw odds to win at +850 so the number continues to drop and might come off the board all together if she decides to withdraw last minute.
Aryna Sabalenka
Current Odds: +240
Sabby’s odds just a few weeks ago were set at +185, coming off a Sunshine Double with back-to-back titles in Indian Wells and Miami. However, her clay court results have been anything but world No. 1 quality as she has seen early exits in Madrid (lost to Hailey Baptiste) and Rome (lost to Sorana Cirstea). Since, Sabby’s odds to win Roland Garros have fallen to +240. While it’s unlikely her odds will drop drastically further, it seems like she is a top contender to avoid for the time being as her clay court results and odds shift indicate a fade.
Biggest Sleepers
Rafael Jodar
Current Odds: +2500
Jodar’s odds have skyrocketed from +5000 to +2500 after his recent clay court success this season. He is also the popular player amongst fans, much like Joao Fonseca in which he is a young talent with tons of potential. Jodar has a clay court title under his belt this season, and since then his popularity has taken off along with his Roland Garros odds as the public continues to wager on him. He enters as the most popular sleeper pick for either the men or women’s tour.
Casper Ruud
Current Odds: +3000
Ruud might be the best definition of a sleeper pick for either the men or women, as his recent clay court results indicate a potential run from the Norwegian. His success at Roland Garros is well noted, with two finals appearances as the clay surface is when he plays his best – which is elite. He has already shown signs of consistent success on clay this season, coming off months of poor form. Circle Ruud as a top choice for the men if looking for a dark horse outside Sinner.
Anastasia Potapova
Current Odds: +6500
Potapova is on a current mission, running through competition. She dismantled both Karolina Muchova and Liudmila Samsonova in Rome (as of now, could be more), while also reaching the semifinals in Madrid before losing in three sets to eventual champion Kostyuk. In Madrid she beat Jelena Ostapenko and Elena Rybakina, so one could argue Potapova is actually the best sleeper pick to consider for Paris. She isn’t just the beneficiary of walkovers or easy draws, as the names listed above are overly impressive defeats.
Naomi Osaka
Current Odds: +3000
The one knock on Osaka’s game is that she can’t play elite-level status on clay. That has seemingly changed with what we’re seeing in Rome, moving better than she every has on clay. Why is that? It could be her new pairing with coach Tomasz Wiktorowski who was in the Iga Swiatek box when she was untouchable on clay. Osaka on clay is a sleeper based on her past, but talent makes her legit while Wiktorowski in her box is seemingly helping her clay court game.
Today’s Best Future Bets
These players still offer present-day value, with reason to believe their odds will worsen between now and Roland Garros week.
Jannik Sinner
Current Odds: -260
Despite the expensive number, you have to take a ticket on Sinner. It’s a tough pill to swallow, but if you don’t take Sinner then just move to the women’s market because it’s unlikely anyone else wins. If Sinner gets taken out, then revisit the market but Sinner will likely take Roland Garros. If -260 is too expensive, which it is, then take Ruud as a dark horse or move to the women.
Casper Ruud
Current Odds: +3000
If not Sinner, Ruud presents the best value with the best history at Roland Garros. His clay court results in recent weeks also adds conviction that he might be a top dark horse to consider as his French Open tendencies are some of the best to bet on with a deep run.
Elena Rybakina
Current Odds: +700
Despite the No. 2 ranking next to her name, Rybakina is playing like the world No. 1 right now and warrants a ticket at laughable odds at +700. Those odds will only shorten from here, so take advantage of this deal now. If not for the buzzsaw that is currently Potapova, Rybakina could have easily won back-to-back tournaments after taking home a car in Stuttgart.
Karolina Muchova
Current Odds: +2500
The loss to Potapova shouldn’t worry Karo fans at all, as she actually is one of the best on tour in bounce back spots. After losing harshly to Gauff, Muchova reached the finals in Stuttgart which included big wins over both Gauff and Svitolina. After getting hit hard by Iga in Indian Wells, Karo rattled off four impressive wins in Miami including a 6-0, 6-2 win over Alexandra Eala and a tough 7-5, 7-5 win over an in-form Victoria Mboko. Karo has also seen success at Roland Garros in the past, coming close to winning the tournament in 2023.
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