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Tennis Tournaments, Odds and 2026 Season Calendar

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Tennis runs almost year-round, from the Australian Open in January to the Davis Cup Final 8 in late November. Between the four Grand Slams, the ATP and WTA Tours and the season-ending championships, there is always another tournament on the horizon. This hub brings together tennis odds, Grand Slam coverage, betting trends and a full calendar of the biggest events.

Tennis Odds and Betting Tools

Start with the odds page, check the trends behind a match, or compare the sportsbooks that carry the tennis markets you want. Each page below is a different way into the same tour.

Grand Slam Tennis Coverage

The four majors are the biggest events in tennis. Explore our French Open, Wimbledon and US Open betting coverage, while the Australian Open opens the next Grand Slam season on January 17, 2027. Futures availability depends on the sportsbook and the time of year.

Prices can move when the draw is released, as a player's route to the final affects their title chances.

Tennis Calendar 2026: Full Season Schedule

This is the full 2026 calendar of Grand Slams, Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 events, team competitions and season-ending finals. Dates are main-draw dates, and combined events can start a day earlier on one tour than the other.

EventDatesLocationTour and Level
Australian OpenJan 18-Feb 1Melbourne, AustraliaGrand Slam
Qatar OpenFeb 8-14Doha, QatarWTA 1000
Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsFeb 15-21Dubai, United Arab EmiratesWTA 1000
Indian Wells (BNP Paribas Open)Mar 4-15Indian Wells, CaliforniaATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
Miami OpenMar 18-29Miami Gardens, FloridaATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
Monte-Carlo MastersApr 5-12Monte-Carlo, MonacoATP Masters 1000
Madrid OpenApr 22-May 3Madrid, SpainATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
Italian OpenMay 6-17Rome, ItalyATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
French Open (Roland-Garros)May 24-Jun 7Paris, FranceGrand Slam
WimbledonJun 29-Jul 12London, EnglandGrand Slam
Canadian OpenAug 2-13Montreal (men) and Toronto (women), CanadaATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
Cincinnati OpenAug 13-23Cincinnati, OhioATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000
US OpenAug 31-Sep 13New York, New YorkGrand Slam
Billie Jean King Cup FinalsSep 22-27Shenzhen, ChinaWomen's team event
Laver CupSep 25-27London, EnglandTeam exhibition
China OpenSep 30-Oct 11Beijing, ChinaWTA 1000 (ATP 500 for men)
Shanghai MastersOct 7-18Shanghai, ChinaATP Masters 1000
Wuhan OpenOct 12-18Wuhan, ChinaWTA 1000
Paris MastersNov 2-8Paris, FranceATP Masters 1000
WTA FinalsNov 8-15Indian Wells, CaliforniaWTA season finale
Nitto ATP FinalsNov 15-22Turin, ItalyATP season finale
Davis Cup Final 8Nov 24-29Bologna, ItalyMen's team event

The Paris Masters is the final ATP Masters 1000 event of the season and a major opportunity to earn points in the race to Turin. The two year-end championships each feature eight qualified singles players and eight doubles teams.

Key Tennis Events in 2027

The 2027 season starts in Australia and builds through the hard-court Sunshine Double, the clay swing and the grass season before heading back to New York. Dates below are main-draw dates, qualifying usually starts earlier, and schedules can change.

EventDatesLocationSurface
Australian OpenJan 17-31Melbourne, AustraliaHard
Indian Wells (BNP Paribas Open)Mar 3-14Indian Wells, CaliforniaHard
Miami OpenMar 16-28Miami Gardens, FloridaHard
French Open (Roland-Garros)May 23-Jun 6Paris, FranceClay
WimbledonJun 28-Jul 11London, EnglandGrass
US OpenAug 29-Sep 12New York, New YorkHard

How the Tennis Season Works

Tennis has no single league table. Players earn ranking points at tournaments across the ATP Tour for men and the WTA Tour for women, and those points decide seedings, entry into events and who qualifies for the year-end finals.

Grand Slams

The Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open are the four most important events in the sport. Each is played over around two weeks with a 128-player singles draw, and men's singles matches are best-of-five sets.

Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 Events

The nine ATP Masters 1000 tournaments and the WTA 1000 events are the highest tournament categories on their respective tours outside the Grand Slams and the season-ending finals. Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome and Cincinnati are some of the best-known stops.

Surfaces

The tour moves between hard, clay and grass courts, and surface matters for betting. Clay generally plays slower and grass faster, while hard-court speed varies considerably by event. A player's record on the surface in play is a useful starting point for any match.

Common Tennis Betting Markets

Tennis offers a simple set of markets, which makes it a good sport to learn. Many sportsbooks list the same core options for tennis matches and tournaments.

Moneyline

A moneyline bet is a pick on which player wins the match. With no draws in tennis, there are only two outcomes.

Set Betting and Game Spreads

Set betting asks you to pick the exact score, such as 2-0 or 2-1 in a best-of-three match. Game spreads and totals work like point spreads and over/unders, but count games won across the match.

Outrights and Futures

Outright bets back a player to win a tournament rather than an individual match. The odds reflect the player's chance of winning the title.

Rules on retirements and walkovers differ between sportsbooks, so check the terms before you bet. Our tennis betting trends page and our guide to tennis betting sites are good next stops.

Tennis FAQs

The Nitto ATP Finals run from November 15 to 22, 2026, in Turin, Italy. The tournament features eight qualified singles players and eight doubles teams.

The WTA Finals are scheduled for November 8 to 15, 2026, at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in California. The event moved to the United States after the original Riyadh hosting plan changed.

The Australian Open main draw is scheduled for January 17 to 31, 2027, in Melbourne. It is the first Grand Slam of the tennis season.

The four Grand Slams are the Australian Open (hard court), the French Open (clay), Wimbledon (grass) and the US Open (hard court). You can explore our French Open, Wimbledon and US Open betting coverage.

The most common tennis bets are the moneyline (who wins the match), set betting, game spreads and totals, and outright futures on tournament winners. Compare prices at the best tennis betting sites before you place a wager.

Our tennis odds page covers ATP and WTA matches, and the tennis betting trends page shows player trends, game spreads and over/under insights for upcoming matches.

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