French Open odds: best Roland Garros betting sites 2023

THE ACTION at the second Grand Slam tournament of the season, the French Open has taken off and is getting more exciting than ever.

Top 10 French Open betting sites

Take a look at some of the best betting sites around:

BetUK
bet365
Rhino.Bet
Ladbrokes
Coral
Unibet
10bet
Spreadex
William Hill
Betway

When is the French Open in 2023?

The 2023 French Open gets under way on Sunday May 28.

The 15-day event concludes with the men’s singles final on Sunday June 11, the day after the women’s singles title is decided on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Find the best French Open betting tips for 2023.

Men’s French Open 2023 odds

Here are the latest odds for the 2023 French Open men’s singles title, courtesy of bet365, with Carlos Alcaraz heading the market:

Carlos Alcaraz – 8/13
Novak Djokovic – 2/1
Alexander Zverev – 10/1
Holger Rune – 14/1
Casper Ruud – 18/1
Tomas Martin Etcheverry – 66/1

Women’s French Open 2023 Odds

Iga Swiatek is the hot favourite to win the French Open women’s singles title for the third time in four years. Check out the latest odds for the 2023 women’s singles, courtesy of bet365:

Iga Swiatek – 8/15
Aryna Sabalenka – 9/4
Ons Jabeur – 10/1
Karolina Muchova 14/1
Cori Gauff – 22/1
Beatriz Haddad Maia – 40/1

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Where to get the best odds for the French Open 2023?

Coral are one of the top bookmakers for tennis betting, offering competitive odds for most tournaments.

They are also often the first firm in the industry to open their book on a tennis tournament, while expect more markets than just the outrights once the draw has been made – they regularly offer quarter betting for ATP events and will certainly do so for the French Open.

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Men’s French Open 2023 favourites

Carlos Alcaraz is arguably the man to beat at Roland Garros this year.

A natural on clay, the Spaniard missed the Australian Open but opened his season with a title in Buenos Aires on the red dirt and he’s since backed that up by adding another trophy to his ever-growing CV in Barcelona.

Has great ability to turn defence into attack which is always a hugely valuable asset on this surface.

Novak Djokovic comes next in the market but he’s struggled for form since winning the Australian Open in January, suffering early clay exits in Monte Carlo and Banja Luka. The Serb will need to improve in the lead-in to the event.

And what of Holger Rune, the Danish youngster?

Well, he remains a short price – third favourite in most markets. Following a dramatic tournament in Rome, where he outclassed Novak Djokovic and his Norwegian rival Casper Ruud, Rune fell short in the final against Medvedev.

Women’s French Open 2023 favourites

Iga Swiatek is the overwhelming favourite to successfully defend her French Open crown, one she also captured in 2020.

The Pole has a strong serve and on this surface gets the time to line up her crunching groundstrokes, with the forehand a particularly potent weapon.

Clay is very much her domain, and unlike many colleagues, she is not fazed by it in any way.

She began her clay season by winning the big warm-up event in Stuttgart and certainly looks the one to beat again.

Coco Gauff, beaten in last year’s final by Swiatek, is more than able on the clay but Aryna Sabalenka has shown great form in the event.

She won her maiden Grand Slam title at the Australian Open and only Swiatek proved better than her on the Stuttgart clay.

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Previous winners

A look at the singles champions at the French Open during the Open Era.

Rafael Nadal has a record 14 men’s singles titles, while Chris Evert leads the way on the women’s side with seven.

Men

2022 – Rafael Nadal
2021 – Novak Djokovic
2020 – Rafael Nadal
2019 – Rafael Nadal
2018 – Rafael Nadal
2017 – Rafael Nadal
2016 – Novak Djokovic
2015 – Stan Wawrinka
2014 – Rafael Nadal
2013 – Rafael Nadal
2012 – Rafael Nadal
2011 – Rafael Nadal
2010 – Rafael Nadal
2009 – Roger Federer
2008 – Rafael Nadal
2007 – Rafael Nadal
2006 – Rafael Nadal
2005 – Rafael Nadal
2004 – Gaston Gaudio
2003 – Juan Carlos Ferrero
2002 – Albert Costa
2001 – Gustavo Kuerten
2000 – Gustavo Kuerten
1999 – Andre Agassi
1998 – Carlos Moya
1997 – Gustavo Kuerten
1996 – Yevgeny Kafelnikov
1995 – Thomas Muster
1994 – Sergi Bruguera
1993 – Sergi Bruguera
1992 – Jim Courier
1991 – Jim Courier
1990 – Andres Gomez
1989 – Michael Chang
1988 – Mats Wilander
1987 – Ivan Lendl
1986 – Ivan Lendl
1985 – Mats Wilander
1984 – Ivan Lendl
1983 – Yannick Noah
1982 – Mats Wilander
1981 – Bjorn Borg
1980 – Bjorn Borg
1979 – Bjorn Borg
1978 – Bjorn Borg
1977 – Guillermo Vilas
1976 – Adriano Panatta
1975 – Bjorn Borg
1974 – Bjorn Borg
1973 – Ilie Nastase
1972 – Andres Gimeno
1971 – Jan Kodes
1970 – Jan Kodes
1969 – Rod Laver
1968 – Ken Rosewall

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Women

2022 – Iga Swiatek
2021 – Barbora Krejcikova
2020 – Iga Swiatek
2019 – Ash Barty
2018 – Simona Halep
2017 – Jelena Ostapenko
2016 – Garbine Muguruza
2015 – Serena Williams
2014 – Maria Sharapova
2013 – Serena Williams
2012 – Maria Sharapova
2011 – Li Na
2010 – Francesca Schiavone
2009 – Svetlana Kuznetsova
2008 – Ana Ivanovic
2007 – Justine Henin
2006 – Justine Henin
2005 – Justine Henin
2004 – Anastasia Myskina
2003 – Justine Henin
2002 – Serena Williams
2001 – Jennifer Capriati
2000 – Mary Pierce
1999 – Steffi Graf
1998 – Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
1997 – Iva Majoli
1996 – Steffi Graf
1995 – Steffi Graf
1994 – Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
1993 – Steffi Graf
1992 – Monica Seles
1991 – Monica Seles
1990 – Monica Seles
1989 – Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
1988 – Steffi Graf
1987 – Steffi Graf
1986 – Chris Evert
1985 – Chris Evert
1984 – Martina Navratilova
1983 – Chris Evert
1982 – Martina Navratilova
1981 – Hana Mandlikova
1980 – Chris Evert
1979 – Chris Evert
1978 – Virginia Ruzici
1977 – Mima Jausovec
1976 – Sue Barker
1975 – Chris Evert
1974 – Chris Evert
1973 – Margaret Court
1972 – Billie Jean King
1971 – Evonne Goolagong
1970 – Margaret Court
1969 – Margaret Court
1968 – Nancy Richey

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How to Watch the French Open 2023

Location: Stade Roland Garros, Paris, France
When: Sunday May 28 to Sunday June 11, 2023
How to watch: Eurosport

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