Parimatch offers a selection of US Open betting markets before and during the tournament. Availability may vary according to the match and stage of the competition.
US Open Outright Winner
An outright bet asks you to predict which player will win the tournament.
Men’s and women’s singles are listed as separate markets. Your selection must win the title for a standard outright bet to succeed.
An each-way option may sometimes be displayed. When available, the bet is divided between the player winning and finishing within the stated places. Always check the place terms and odds before confirming the selection.
Match Winner
Match-winner betting focuses on one individual contest.
Choose which player you expect to be declared the winner and progress to the next round. The number of sets or games played does not matter for this market.
Settlement following a retirement or disqualification depends on the applicable Parimatch tennis rules.
Set Betting
Set betting lets you focus on part of a match or predict its final score.
In women’s singles, correct-score options may include 2–0 and 2–1. Men’s singles matches use a best-of-five format, creating possible scores such as 3–0, 3–1 and 3–2.
Selected matches may also include markets for the winner of an individual set.
Handicap Betting
A handicap gives one player a virtual advantage or disadvantage in games or sets.
For example, backing a player with a positive game handicap means the quoted number is added to their final total for settlement purposes. A negative handicap requires the selected player to cover the stated line.
Check whether the handicap applies to games, sets or another measure before placing the bet.
Total Games and Sets
Totals markets allow you to bet on whether a match will finish above or below a specified number of games or sets.
A competitive straight-sets match can still produce a high number of games if the sets are close or include tie-breaks. Equally, a match that reaches a deciding set does not automatically finish above every available total.
Consider the match format and the players’ serving and returning styles before making a selection.
Tie-Break and Player Markets
Selected matches may include markets involving tie-breaks, aces, double faults and breaks of serve.
A contest between two strong servers may produce fewer break opportunities, but no single statistic can guarantee that a tie-break will take place.
The available player markets will differ between matches and rounds.
Live US Open Betting
Live betting markets become available after play starts, with the odds responding to the score and events taking place on court.
Depending on availability, options may include the match winner, next set, next game, next break of serve or individual points.
Momentum can change quickly in tennis. Losing one service game does not necessarily decide a set, particularly when both players are creating regular break opportunities.
Live pictures and scoring feeds may experience delays. Use the score displayed within the betting market