The 2025 ATP French Open odds see two players as the clear-cut top contenders. Defending-champion Carlos Alcaraz is tipped just above Jannik Sinner with the rest of the field given 10-1 odds and longer.
With 128 of the top ATP players descending upon Roland Garros in Paris, can any of them knock off the favorites? We explore the odds for each of the top contenders and provide sleeper picks and our top men’s French Open predictions below.
2025 Men’s French Open Betting Odds
The following Roland Garros odds are courtesy of Bovada.
| PLAYER | ODDS |
|---|---|
| Carlos Alcaraz | +140 |
| Jannik Sinner | +150 |
| Alexander Zverev | +1000 |
| Novak Djokovic | +1200 |
| Casper Ruud | +1800 |
| Jack Draper | +2000 |
| Holger Rune | +2400 |
| Lorenzo Musetti | +2500 |
| Arthur Fils | +3500 |
| Andrey Rublev | +4000 |
| Daniil Medvedev | +4000 |
| Francisco Cerundolo | +4000 |
The ATP French Open 2025 winner odds give Alcaraz and Sinner easily the shortest odds in the field at +140 and +150 respectively. Third-favorite Alexander Zverev sees a heavy drop-off to +1000, followed by Novak Djokovic at +1200, Casper Ruud at +1800, and Jack Draper at +2000. The rest of the trailing pack is listed at 24-1 or longer.
You’ll find the French Open winner odds in the table above at Bovada by navigating to Sports > Tennis > Futures > French Open.
Men’s French Open 2025 Top Favorites
Let’s analyze the top three 2025 men’s French Open favorites to consider before making your Roland Garros predictions.
Carlos Alcaraz (+140)
It seems the French Open title will always have a home in Spain. After seeing Rafael Nadal win 14 times, Alcaraz picked up the mantle with his first win at the event last year. Only three players have won in Roland Garros over the past nine years (Alcaraz, Djokovic, and Nadal), and only four in the past 15 years (Wawrinka, 2015).
Alcaraz won two majors last year but could only make it to the quarterfinals in Australia this season, losing to Djokovic. Still, the recently-turned 22-year-old has put up sparkling numbers in 2025, with a 30-5 record and three titles.
His most recent came in Italy, where he dropped only a single set on his way to toppling Sinner in the final 7-6(5) 6-1. In fact, Alcaraz is scorching hot at the moment after reaching the Barcelona final and winning in Monte-Carlo just before that. It’s three-straight finals on tour right now for the Spaniard!
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Alcaraz enters the French Open in excellent shape, so stopping him will be a tough task, even for Sinner.
Jannick Sinner (+150)
The world No.1 made about as good of a return from his doping ban as any player could this month. Sinner, who had not played since winning the Australian Open and only dropping two sets in the process, returned to tennis this month at the Italian Open.
The home boy made light-work of his opponents, only losing his first set in the semifinals. The final proved a step too far though as he was defeated in straight sets to Alcaraz.
In his condensed 2025 season, that counts as his only defeat, being 12-1 overall. Sinner will also be looking to achieve a rare feat of winning three Grand Slams in a row. Having won the US Open last year and the Australian Open in January, he’s on track!
However, beating Alcaraz on clay in his current shape is a huge challenge.
Alexander Zverev (+1000)
2024 French Open finalist Zverev offers the highest among the contenders at 10-1. Zverev took Alcaraz the distance in last year’s final in a 3-6 6-2 7-5 1-6 2-6 five-setter.
He’s third overall in the betting odds and holding the same position in the ATP Rankings. Zverev has posted an impressive 24-9 record in 2025 while winning one title, last month in Munich. Back in January, he came up just short in the last major, losing to Sinner in the Australian Open Final.
He reached the quarterfinals in Italy and but got knocked out in the Round of 16 in Hamburg this week. Zverev is poised for a decent run in Paris, but winning the title is unlikely.
Men’s French Open 2025 Sleepers
With the men’s French Open odds to win heavily favoring Alcaraz and Sinner, there is plenty of value to be had in betting on Roland Garros sleepers at some of the best French Open betting apps.
Men’s French Open 2025 Predictions and Betting Pick
At the current Roland Garros odds, you can’t be blamed for wanting to look for better value elsewhere with your tennis betting strategy. However, the last five Grand Slams have been won by either Sinner or Alcaraz and both come to Paris in top form.
If the top two men’s French Open favorites face off once again, it’s Alcaraz who should have the upper hand, at least mentally. In addition to his win over Sinner in Italy, Alcaraz is 8-4 all-time between them. That includes four-straight wins, wins in four of the past six and wins of each of the past two meetings on clay.
It’s not flashy, but we’ll back the Spaniard to defend his title for our men’s French Open prediction. He’s only lost two of his last 29 matches on clay and is ready for another major title.
Who Is Your Men’s French Open Pick?
Who are you backing to win in Paris? Let us know your best French Open predictions in the comments.
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