Updated odds to win Men's US Open at BetMGM

Jannik Sinner -225
Taylor Fritz +350
Jack Draper +800
Frances Tiafoe +1000

41% of money (most) is on Sinner to win

Jannik Sinner is coming off an impressive four-set win over Daniil Medvedev in the US Open quarterfinals, and the world No. 1 will now look to beat Jack Draper to book his spot in the final. Sinner, who won the Australian Open earlier in the year, is now a huge betting favorite to win the second Grand Slam of his career. But while this matchup looks good on paper, it does have the potential to be a little trickier than people think. In terms of raw talent, Draper is easily a top-10 player on the ATP Tour. The Brit will be out to prove that here.

Jack Draper vs. Jannik Sinner Odds


Moneyline: Sinner -650, Draper +475

Spread: Sinner -6.5 Games (-110), Draper +6.5 Games (-120)

Total: Over 35.5 Games (-120), Under 35.5 Games (-110)

There’s really no way of discounting what Sinner has done at this event. The Italian has had to deal with a ton mentally, as everybody has something to say about his doping tests. Dealing with that internally isn’t easy. However, Sinner played some of his best tennis of the season against Daniil Medvedev in the quarterfinals. Outside of a strange second set in which the Russian won 6-1, Sinner handled Medvedev pretty easily. In the end, it was a 6-2, 1-6, 6-1, 6-4 victory in favor of the 23-year-old. Sinner was ridiculous from the baseline, pounding the ball from one side to the other. Medvedev tried his best to match Sinner’s power, but it comes so easy for the Italian. For Medvedev, it means risking unforced errors. And he piled up 57 of them. That’s not normal for Medvedev.

Sinner now looks like he’s heading back to the final of a major, and he should ultimately win this tournament. DraftKings Sportsbook has him listed at -230 to do it from here. But that doesn’t mean that Sinner is going to make easy work of Draper. The Brit might not be a household name yet, but he’s one of the rising stars in men’s tennis. He has also played at a very high level since arriving in New York. Draper has had a pretty good draw to this point, but the Brit hasn’t yet dropped a set. He also played Alex de Minaur in the quarterfinals, and that was a match that easily could have tested him.