ATP 2023 Atlanta Open Odds Analysis, Betting Favorites, and Predictions

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A relatively new tournament on the ATP Tour, the Atlanta Open has taken place every year at the Atlanta Athletic Club since 2010. The event is being played in conjunction with the Hamburg European Open, an ATP 500 event, and typically draws the top American players on tour – in fact, nine of the 12 champions have been American, and nobody outside of the US or Australia has won the event.

That may not change this year as the three players with the shortest odds to win are Americans and Aussies. It’s certainly not as deep of a field as in Hamburg, but there should be plenty of exciting tennis action in Atlanta this week.

That said, let’s take a closer look at the upcoming Atlanta Open tournament so you can bet against the ATP betting lines.

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2023 Atlanta Open | 35th edition of the Atlanta Open
ATP Tour 250 series: Saturday, July 24th – Sunday 30th, 2023
Atlantic Station, Midtown Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta Open Past Champions

Since its inception, this has been John Isner’s tournament. The hard-serving American was runner-up to Mardy Fish in each of the first two years and then won in six of the next eight years. He has only not been in the finals three times: 2012, 2019, and 2022. 

Alex De Minaur is the defending champion, having beaten Jenson Brooksby in straight sets in last year’s final. An American has at least been in the final in every year, so it’s not a bad bet to take someone like Taylor Fritz, who has yet to win here and was a finalist in 2019. 

A Look at the Draw

Fritz is the top seed in the tournament and will face the winner of Corentin Moutet and Wu Yibing in the second round. Others in his way en route to winning his half of the bracket include Jordan Thompson, Ben Shelton, Isner, J.J. Wolf, Dan Evans, and the returning Kei Nishikori. A former world top 10 player, Nishikori has played a few Challenger events this season but hasn’t played on the ATP Tour since October 2021 at Indian Wells.

De Minaur, as the No. 2 seed, is the favorite in the bottom half of the draw and will play the winner of Gael Monfils and Thanasi Kokkinakis in the second round.

Atlanta Open First-Round Predictions

Ethan Quinn (+220) vs. Aleksander Vukic (-275)

There’s a lot of upset potential here, and that’s what we’re looking for in first-round matches of tennis tournaments. Aleksander Vukic is coming off consecutive losses and is 127-92 in his career on hard court. Quinn, an up-and-coming 19-year-old American, should benefit from the crowd. He’s also a strong hard-court player with a career 34-13 record.

Atlanta Open Pick: Quinn in three sets | Bet Ethan Quinn vs. Aleksander Vukic
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Gael Monfils (+137) vs. Thanasi Kokkinakis (-175)

There’s value in taking the favorites sometimes, and this is certainly one of those instances. Monfils, 36, is well past his prime as the former world No. 6 is now outside of the top 300 and is just 2-7, including 0-3, on hard courts this season. Kokkinakis is 18-9 on hard court this year and 153-83 in his career on the surface.

Atlanta Open Pick: Kokkinakis in two sets | Bet Gael Monfils vs. Thanasi Kokkinakis
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