US Open betting 2024

US Open betting is available on the 2024 edition of the grand slam tennis tournament, with all Australian bookmakers featuring markets on this event. The top US Open betting sites feature odds on the outright winner of the men’s and women’s singles, all doubles events outright betting and a plethora of match-day betting markets. Betting can be done via betting sites, US Open betting apps and even via telephone betting, depending on your chosen bookmaker. Our US Open betting guide will teach you everything you need to know to successfully wager on the event, which begins on August 26 and runs through to September 8.

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US Open tennis 2024, dates, venue and events

• US Open dates: August 26 – September 8
• US Open venue: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre, New York (Flushing Meadows)
• US Open events: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, Mixed doubles

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The US Open Championships are the fourth and final stop on the grand slam tennis tour.

The tournament is held over two weeks in August and September each year at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, more often referred to as Flushing Meadows.

This guide will show you everything you need to know about one of the world’s most prestigious annual sporting events.

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Top US Open betting sites 2024

When you are thinking of having a punt on the US Open, we recommend the online bookmakers above. These bookies have a proven track record of safety, security and competitive odds.

Check out their promotions pages to see what their current deals and offers are.

The best US Open betting sites include some of the most well-know bookmakers in Australia, with these including Neds, Ladbrokes, Unibet and bet365.

These US Open betting sites will have outright betting available for most of the year, with this tournament right up there with Wimbledon, Australian Open and French Open as the biggest on the tennis circuit.

Once the US Open fixture is live, matchday US Open betting markets are launched by online bookies, with many different bet types being available, including head to head odds, set betting, most aces betting and many others.

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Best US Open betting apps

Bookie	Android	iOS	Mobile Site
PlayUp	Download	Download	Visit
Neds	Download	Download	Visit
Picklebet	Download	Download	Visit
Bet365	Download	Download	Visit
Unibet	Download	Download	Visit
Dabble	Download	Download	Visit
Boombet	Download	Download	Visit

US Open betting apps are available at most Australian online bookmakers, with these applications generally being for Android and iOS smartphones and tablets. US Open tennis betting apps are free to download and give you some cool features that you often will not find on the desktop website, with this including live streaming tennis games in some cases.

US Open betting apps for Android products are easy to download if you have non-market apps turned on. This essentially gives your device permission to download betting apps directly from bookmakers, rather than through the Google Play store, although some brands will have their offering available via the official channels.

The best US Open betting apps for iOS or Apple phones and tablets must be downloaded directly from the App Store, although most Aussie tennis betting sites do have them available. Downloading a US Open betting app, is much like downloading any other type of app for your device. Just do a basic search and download the application that you want via the prompts. Alternatively you can use the links in above table to directly download the US Open betting app you wish to download.

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US Open 2023 outright odds

There are many US Open betting sites that have got odds live now, with the most popular wagering events being the men’s and women’s singles events.

• US Open Men’s Singles odds

  • Novak Djokovic $2.50
  • Carlos Alcaraz $2.75
  • Jannik Sinner $3.75
  • Daniil Medvedev $8
  • Alexander Zverev $15
  • Ben Shelton $29
  • Stefanos Tsitsipas $29
  • Taylor Fritz $34

• US Open Ladies Singles odds

  • Aryna Sabalenka $3.75
  • Iga Swiatek $4
  • Cori Gauff $6
  • Elena Rybakina $8.50
  • Jessica Pegula $13
  • Mira Andreeva $17
  • Naomi Osaka $17
  • Karolina Muchova $21

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How to bet on the US Open tennis 2024

Betting on the US Open tennis is a straight-forward experience if you are based in Australia, with this a regulated and safe sports betting industry. To begin betting on the US Open tennis, you will need to open an account at an online bookmaker.

We can vouch for all the tennis betting sites on this page, however there are plenty of offshore and unlicensed bookies that target the Australian betting market. BettingSite.com.au strongly recommends betting with bookies that have an Australian license, with the bulk of the US Open betting sites we promote on this page, licensed in the Northern Territory.

Signing up at US Open betting apps or sites involves filling in a digital form, with information like your name, date of birth, address, email address and your gender. This is stock-standard at betting sites and you must give the correct information, or risk not being able to cash out any winnings.

After you have created your new US Open betting account you will need to fund your bookie account, with this involving using a debit card, or services like Paypal or PayID to get it done.

Once your account is in credit you can navigate to the tennis betting section of your chosen bookie, where you will find US Open odds, either under futures or in the current tennis markets, depending on how far out it is till the grand slam kicks off. Below we will highlight the various US Open betting odds types that you will find at online bookmakers in Australia.

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US Open bet types available at online bookmakers

Obviously there are a plenty of different bet types available on the US Open. Some of the most popular tennis betting markets are:

• Futures:
  This is a simple bet on who will win overall in each division. It is best to make this bet before the tournament gets underway, that way you can ensure the best odds for your pick. Because once the tournament is underway and people are beginning to get knocked out of the tournament the odds will shorten.
• Head to head:
  This is another simple bet available on every match of the US Open on who will win outright in any given match. Odds are adjusted according to the likelihood of each players chances of winning.
• Set betting:
  Set betting is a generally broad term. It can refer to first set winner bets (who will win the first set of a match), second set winner bets (who will win the second set of a match), or set betting (a predictive bet on how the sets will be won during the match: player 1 wins three sets).
• Game handicap betting:
  This is a regular handicap bet and is calculated on total number of games won by each player at the end of the match. For example a player who is favourite to win may have a -4.5 game handicap.

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Tips for betting on the US Open

When betting on the US Open it is always smart to check each player’s form heading in to the tournament. Have they been winning lately?

Prior to each match check each player’s track record against their opposition. Is your player’s history against their opponent good or bad?

How is your player’s history on hard court? Sure your player may have reached the finals in a recent clay court or grass court tournament but players perform differently on different surfaces. This is something to keep in mind.

Shop around among your different online bookies to find the best odds for the bet you want to make. That is the beauty of having several accounts across a number of bookies, you can find the best odds for you that will pay you the most money when you win.

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History of the US Open

The US Open is a modern incarnation of the US National Championship which was first played on the grass courts of the Newport Casino, Rhode Island in August 1881. In that inaugural year only members of the US National Lawn Tennis Association were allowed to enter. At first only men were allowed to enter but in 1888 women were allowed to compete.

1915 saw the tournament move to the West Side Tennis Club in New York.

1968 saw the tournament finally evolve into an open tournament, which held the men’s, women’s, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles tournaments. The total prize money available in the first year of the US Open was $100,000.

Since its evolution into an Open tournament and part of the Grand Slam tour, the US Open has become one of the most highly anticipated events on the sporting calender. Prize money is now in excess of $42 million. The US Open is the only tournament on the Grand Slam tour that uses tie-breakers in every set of a match. The US Open was also the first tournament to use and pioneer the Hawk-Eye system in 2006.

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Most titles in the open era

Men’s singles
5	Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer
Women’s singles
6	Chris Evert, Serena Williams
Men’s doubles
5	Bob and Mike Bryan
Women’s doubles
9	Martina Navratilova