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2026 French Open Odds

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This page covers a past edition of The French Open. Odds, promotions, and offers mentioned below are no longer active. Check back closer to the next event for updated coverage, odds, and betting offers.

The French Open, also known as Roland Garros, is one of tennis’ most prestigious events on the tennis calendar as the second major tournament. It is held each spring in Paris and played on iconic red clay courts that also hosted the most recent Summer Olympics.

Below, you’ll find 2026 French Open betting odds, analysis, and insights including the top contenders and favorites entering the tournament. Find lines for stars like Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and more, plus expert analysis and updates throughout the tournament.

2026 French Open Information

  • Dates: May 24 – June 7
  • Location: Paris, France
  • Venue: Roland Garros Stadium
  • Surface: Clay (Red)
  • Defending Champions: Carlos Alcaraz & Coco Gauff

2026 French Open Betting Resources

2026 French Open Odds Markets

Below, you will find various betting markets for the 2026 French Open with the best odds available.

2026 Men’s French Open Outright Winner Odds

  • Alexander Zverev -390
  • Flavio Cobolli +295

2026 Women’s French Open Outright Winner Odds

  • Mirra Andreeva -410
  • Maja Chwalinska +310

2026 Men’s French Open Quarter Winner Odds

Men’s Quarter 1 Winner Odds

Men’s Quarter 2 Winner Odds

Men’s Quarter 3 Winner Odds

Men’s Quarter 4 Winner Odds

2026 Women’s French Open Quarter Winner Odds

Women’s Quarter 1 Winner Odds

Women’s Quarter 2 Winner Odds

Women’s Quarter 3 Winner Odds

Women’s Quarter 4 Winner Odds

* Odds provided by DraftKings Sportsbook

2026 Clay Court Tennis Season Results

Below are the clay court pre-cursor tournaments leading into the French Open, along with players that won them. These are 250 level events or higher on the clay court surface, with some being played indoors while Charleston is the only event played on the green clay surface as opposed to the commonly known red.

  • ATP Argentina Open (250): Francisco Cerundolo
  • ATP Rio Open (500): Tomas Martin Etcheverry
  • ATP Chile Open (250): Luciano Darderi
  • ATP U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championships (250): Tommy Paul
  • ATP Grand Prix Hassan II (250): Rafael Jodar
  • ATP Romanian Open (250): Mariano Navone
  • ATP Monte Carlo Masters (1000): Jannik Sinner
  • ATP Barcelona Open (500): Arthur Fils
  • ATP Munich Open (500): Ben Shelton
  • ATP Madrid Open (1000): Jannik Sinner
  • ATP Italian Open (1000): Jannik Sinner
  • ATP Hamburg Open (500): Ignacio Buse
  • ATP Geneva Open (250): Learner Tien

 

  • WTA Charleston Open (500): Jessica Pegula
  • WTA Copa Colsanitas (250): Marie Bouzkova
  • WTA Linz Open (500): Mirra Andreeva
  • WTA Stuttgart Open (500): Elena Rybakina
  • WTA Open de Rouen (250): Marta Kostyuk
  • WTA Madrid Open (1000): Marta Kostyuk
  • WTA Italian Open (1000): Elina Svitolina
  • WTA Internationaux de Strasbourg (500): Emma Navarro
  • WTA Morocco Open (250): Petra Marcinko
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Thom Cunningham is the Lineups.com News Editor. He has worked in sports media for almost two decades as a content producer, including roles at Spectrum, VegasInsider.com, Oddschecker and VSiN. Over the last decade he has focused on the sports betting and gaming space, tracking insights and data analytics and covering markets from the NFL to the Oscars. His MLB picks are also graded by DailyOverlay, which ranks industry experts.

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