Tennis Odds – French Open Odds and Picks 2019
Can anyone on the men’s draw take down Rafael Nadal at the French Open? It’s a gargantuan task and oddsmakers think it’s unlikely, installing the two-time defending champion and 11-time winner as a negative odds favorite.
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Only two other players are listed with odds below +1000 with Novak Djokovic at +260 and Dominic Thiem at +700. There’s always the chance of an upset, that’s why they play the game. But considering Nadal’s dominance on clay and the fact that he hasn’t slowed down, he’s the pick to tame Roland Garros once again.
If you’re looking for an upset the women’s draw is likely to produce one. There have been five different winners over the last five years and the last repeat champion was back in 2007. Simona Halep is at the top of the women’s odds list.
2019 French Open
Date and Time: Sunday, May 26, 2019 – Sunday, June 9, 2019
Location: Stade Roland Garros, Paris, France
French Open TV Coverage: Tennis Channel, NBC
The grueling two week stretch on clay can take a toll on anybody and needs to be considered when wagering on the French Open. Favorites in early round matchups who struggle with lesser opponents often have accumulated fatigue that can certainly play a role in the latter stages of the tournament. Other than Nadal winning the men’s singles, nothing is for certain at the French Open, which is usually the case in a Grand Slam event.
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Rafael Nadal -112
Novak Djokovic +260
Dominic Thiem +700
Stefanos Tsitsipas +1700
Alexander Zverev +3400
Roger Federer +3400
Juan Martin Del Potro +5000
Borna Coric +10000
Fabio Fognini +10000
Stan Wawrinka +11000
Daniil Medvedev +11000
Kei Nishikori +15000
Gael Monfils +15000
Marin Cilic +30000
Karen Kachanov +30000
Marco Cecchinato +30000
Roberto Bautista Agut +33000
Nick Kyrgios +35000
Grigor Dimitrov +40000
Milos Raonic +40000
Alex de Minaur +40000
Denis Shapovalov +70000
Lucas Pouille +70000
Kevin Anderson +70000
Andy Murray +100000
Field (Any other player) +850
Nadal really doesn’t leave us much of a choice on the men’s side. He’s won the French Open 11 times since 2005 and his record on clay is astonishing. There were some concerns recently over his play on the surface after losses in the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters, Barcelona Open and Madrid Open. The latter two coming against opponents he could face in Paris, Dominic Thiem and Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Regaining his form a few weeks ago, Nadal cruised to victory in Rome knocking off Tsitsipas in straight sets in the semis and Djokovic in three sets for the title. It was just the tune-up he needed heading to Roland Garros. He also has beyond elite level stats on the ATP Tour over the last 12 months.
Roger Federer makes his return to the French Open for the first time since 2015. He skipped the event to preserve his body and is ready to reclaim the title he won for the only time back in 2009. Federer has a record 20 Grand Slam titles in his career and is listed at +3400. Djokovic has enjoyed some success against Nadal recently, but that’s not saying much since he has lost 17 of 24 matches on clay.
Since you’ll likely have to get by Nadal to win the French Open, Thiem and Tsitsipas at least know they can beat him, having done so already in 2019. Tsitsipas won on clay in Madrid, but this is a different story. There realistically are no other players that can reach the latter stages.
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Simona Halep +430
Naomi Osaka +800
Kiki Bertens +800
Serena Williams +1200
Sloane Stephens +1400
Karolina Pliskova +1400
Petra Kvitova +1600
Ashleigh Barty +1900
Elina Svitolina +2000
Garbine Muguruza +2500
Victoria Azarenka +2600
Madison Keys +2800
Belinda Bencic +3200
Angelique Kerber +3300
Aryna Sabalenka +3500
Anett Kontaveit +4500
Daria Kasatkina +5500
Jelena Ostapenko +6000
Anastasija Sevastova +7500
Caroline Garcia +7500
Amanda Ansimova +8000
Elise Mertens +8500
Caroline Wozniacki +9000
Julia Goerges +12500
Field (Any Other Player) +500
The women’s draw is much different than the men’s with a number of players in position to win. Halep is the favorite but she hasn’t had a lot of success in Grand Slam events. She broke through at Roland Garros last year ending a string of three straight major final losses. However, she has only one title since then and clay isn’t here best playing surface.
Kiki Bertens on the other hand is a clay court specialist and she has the tools to win her first French Open. Serena Williams has yet to regain her form after taking time off. She reached the round of 16 last year but hasn’t really been a factor in any event. She does, or did, play well in Grand Slam events, so maybe this is her time. At +1400 Sloane Stephens is a sleeper pick. She lost to Halep in last year’s final and has been consistent with her game and in the ATP rankings.
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You can’t go wrong with Nadal and he’s my pick to win another French Open. It may not be as easy this time around with guys like Djokovic, Federer, Tsitsipas and Juan Martin Del Potro standing in his way, but Nadal is a monster on clay and he has the killer instinct. The women’s side is more competitive as far as producing a winner and Stephens offers good value. However, I like Bertens and her game on clay to outlast the field.
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- Phil Simon, Gambling911.com
