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French Open 2027 Odds & Predictions

Kalshi’s French Open prices: who the market expects to win each draw and past champions.
Live market pricesUpdated today at 2:33 PM ET
Where these numbers come from: Kalshi prices: KXATP and KXWTA for the winner, KXATPMATCH and KXWTAMATCH for each match, with KXATPSETWINNER, KXATPGTOTAL, KXATPGSPREAD, KXWTASETWINNER and KXWTAGTOTAL for its props and KXFOMEN, KXFOWOMEN, KXFOMENSINGLES and KXFOWOMENSINGLES for past champions. Tournament details, champions, draws and the order of play: Kalshi’s tennis data feed, which covers the ATP and WTA tours.
ATP WINNER

2027 French Open Men's Singles odds

The 7 players priced highest to win, of 25 listed.
2027 French Open Men's Singles odds
PlayerPrice24h
1Carlos Alcaraz41%+4
2Jannik Sinner21%−5
3Alexander Zverev11%+3
4Rafael Jodar5%−3
5Novak Djokovic4%+1
6Arthur Fils3%+1
7Flavio Cobolli3%−3
WTA WINNER

2027 French Open Women's Singles odds

The 16 players priced highest to win, of 25 listed.
The favourite23%Iga Swiatek, about 1 in 4 to win
Half the chance3 playersThe fewest players, likeliest first, whose prices add up to 50%
Longshots0 of 19Of the 19 players with a live price, those priced at 1% or less
2027 French Open Women's Singles odds
PlayerPrice24h
1Iga Swiatek23%−6
2Aryna Sabalenka22%−3
3Elena Rybakina19%−8
4Mirra Andreeva14%−6
5Coco Gauff13%--
6Alexandra Eala8%−4
7Elina Svitolina6%--
8Marta Kostyuk6%--
9Jessica Pegula4%--
10Karolina Muchova4%--
11Amanda Anisimova4%--
12Diana Shnaider4%−3
13Victoria Mboko4%--
14Naomi Osaka4%−3
15Linda Noskova3%--
16Sorana Cirstea3%--
TOURNAMENT

French Open 2027: dates, venue and champions

As Kalshi’s tennis data feed lists the tournament. The previous champion won the last edition; this edition’s is named once the feed names one.
French Open 2027 tournament details
ATPWTA
TournamentRoland GarrosRoland Garros
TierGrand SlamGrand Slam
DatesMay 1–Jun 6, 2027May 23–Jun 6, 2027
StatusUpcomingUpcoming
French Open 2027 champions by draw
DrawPrevious championChampion
Men’s singlesAlexander ZverevNot played yet
Men’s doublesMarcel Granollers / Horacio ZeballosNot played yet
Women’s singlesMirra AndreevaNot played yet
Women’s doublesKaterina Siniakova / Taylor TownsendNot played yet
Mixed doublesAndrea Vavassori / Sara ErraniNot played yet
CHAMPIONS

French Open champions

Each past edition Kalshi listed, and the player its winner market settled on.
French Open champions
YearDrawChampion
2026Men’s singles (opens in a new tab)Alexander Zverev
2026Women’s singles (opens in a new tab)Mirra Andreeva
2025Men’s singles (opens in a new tab)Carlos Alcaraz
2025Women’s singles (opens in a new tab)Coco Gauff
METHOD

How to read this page

A winner price is a player’s Kalshi price to win the tournament, read as a probability; a qualifier price, to make the Finals field.

Match prices move with every point once play starts, so a price here can be minutes old by the time you read it; each links to its live market.

Half the chance counts the fewest contenders, likeliest first, whose prices add up to 50%: the smaller it is, the more the market sees it as between a few. A longshot is priced at 1% or less. Prices are read as printed, over every contender with a live price, and a contract nobody is making a market in is not counted.

Tier, venue, dates, prize money (where the feed lists it) and champions are from Kalshi’s tennis data feed. The singles draw and the order of play are shown while the tournament is in play.

FAQ

Questions

Who is favoured to win the 2027 French Open Men's Singles?
Carlos Alcaraz at 41%, ahead of Jannik Sinner at 21%.
Who is favoured to win the 2027 French Open Women's Singles?
Iga Swiatek at 23%, ahead of Aryna Sabalenka at 22%.
Who won the last French Open?
Alexander Zverev (men’s singles) and Mirra Andreeva (women’s singles) won the 2026 French Open, as Kalshi’s winner markets settled.
When is the French Open 2027?
May 1–Jun 6, 2027 (ATP) and May 23–Jun 6, 2027 (WTA), as Kalshi’s tennis data feed lists it.
Who is the defending French Open champion?
Alexander Zverev (men’s singles) and Mirra Andreeva (women’s singles) won the previous edition, as the data feed lists it.
How do I read Kalshi’s tennis odds?
Each price is what a contract paying $1 if that outcome happens costs right now, so 64¢ reads as a 64% chance. Prices move with every point once a match starts, and every one on this page links to its market.
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2027 French Open Men's Singles

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