How to Bet on the Australian Open Finals: Learn to Lock in Those Tennis Bets

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How to Bet on the Australian Open Finals? Learn to Lock in Those Tennis Bets
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Betting Australian Open Finals Today

The 2025 Australian Open Finals takes place on Saturday and Sunday.

The Aussie Open Women’s Singles Final is on Saturday and the Men’s Singles Final is on Sunday.

On Saturday, 19-seed Madison Keys will take on 1-seed Aryna Sabalenka after Keys rallied to take down Iga Swiatek in her semifinal match.

In the Australian Open Men’s Singles, Jannik Sinner throws down against Blake Shelton and ageless Novak Djokovic takes on Alexander Zverev in the two semifinal matches.

Why should sports betting fans consider placing bets on the Australian Open Finals? Check out everything you must know about why the Aussie Open Finals is a great betting opportunity for sports bettors.

2025 Australian Open Finals
Sunday, January 26th: Women’s Final – Sunday, January 26th: Men’s Final – ESPN/ESPN+ | Melbourne Sports Complex, Melbourne, Australia

Time for Some Australian Open History Facts

The Aussie Finals are the First Major Tennis Tournament Championship Matches of the year

The Australian Open has a significant place in tennis because it is the first major tournament of the year.

The first Aussie Open took place way back in 1905 at Warehouseman’s Cricket Ground in Melbourne.

The Australian Open is important because it sets the tone for the rest of the ATP and WTA seasons.

The player that wins the Australian Open, much like the horse that wins the Kentucky Derby, is the only player that can take home the Grand Slam, which includes the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open in August, the other three major tournaments of the year.

Novak Djokovic is the most accomplished tennis player in history at the Australian Open.

Djoker has won ten Australian Open singles titles.

He beat Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals and faces Alexander Zverev in the semifinals on Friday.

Madison Keys has yet to win the Aussie Open.

But Aryan Sabalenka is the back-to-back winner having taken home the trophy in both 2023 and 2024.

Sabalenka is a massive favorite to win a third straight Australian Open title.

By the way, find out the dates for the Grand Slam events right here: ATP Calendar 2025, Key dates & Grand Slams

Why are the Australian Open Finals a Prime Opportunity for Bettors?

Odds are everything in sports.

It doesn’t matter the sport and in the Australian Open the odds should be decent on the underdogs.

The line for Sabalenka versus Kyes is -429 on Aryna and +285 on Keys.

So if you can make a case for Madison, you can score big profit on the moneyline.

Even if you can’t make a case for Keys to win straight up, if you believe she can keep it close, Madison is +4.5 -120 on the game spread line.

We can also bet the over/under total games.

20.5 is the total. Over is -125 and under is -110.

So there are plenty of ways to go for the Australian Open Women’s Singles Final.

If the Aussie Open Men’s Singles Final ends up Novak Djokovic versus Jannik Sinner, we should see fair odds on both players.

Djoker will be the underdog.

If Sinner falls to Shelton, Blake will be a dog versus either Djoker or Zverev.

Either way, the matchup in the Australian Open Men’s Singles Final will provide an opportunity for us to make money.

Djokovic versus Sinner or Zverev versus Sinner should be a super competitive matchup.

If Shelton beats Sinner, Blake is a +770 moneyline dog, then is it farfetched to believe Shelton can beat Djoker or Zverev? Not at all.

Bet Types to Consider for the Australian Open Finals

Moneyline

The moneyline is the easiest way to score profit on the Australian Open Finals.

Choose the player you think will win and then place your tennis bet.

The problem is that odds always make the chalk an underlay unless it’s a competitive matchup.

If you think Keys can upset Sabalenka, Madison offers great odds.

But if you like Sabalenka turn to the game spread line and back Aryna to cover.

Games Spread Line

Sabalenka is a -4.5 game spread line favorite over Madison Keys.

What the odds mean is that Aryna must beat Keys by at least 5 games for you to win your tennis betting play.

So if Sabalenka wins 6-1 and 6-4, it means Aryna has won the match by 7 games, which mean if backed Sabalenka to cover, you win your bet.

The payout is currently -115, which means you must risk $115 to score $100 in profit.

That’s not a bad payout on the two-time defending Australian Open winner.

Games Over/Under Total

The total games in Sabalenka versus Keys is 20.5.

The odds on over is -125 and the odds on under is -110.

If you believe Aryna and Madison play at least 21 games total, then you go over.

But if you believe Sabalenka dominates Keys and beats her in two sets, then you go under.

The reason? Sabalenka could win 6-4, 6-4, and the total games would be 20.

That’s under by a half a game.

If Keys hangs with Sabalenka, wins a set or pushes Aryna to a 7-5 set, then the total could go over.

The over/under games total for the Australian Open Women’s Singles Final is for sure worth a look.

The payout odds are much better than the moneyline odds unless you believe Keys can beat Sabalenka.

Tennis Prop Bets

There should be plenty of tennis prop bets for us to wager.

Aces over/under, predicting how many aces a player gets, double faults, predicting how many double faults a player provides, and break points won over/under are all props.

The most popular player prop is games won over/under.

For example, if Novak Djokovic offers 10 games won over/under versus Jannik Sinner in this Sunday’s Australian Open Final, then you decide if Djoker wins 10 games or more and then place your bet.

There are also tennis match betting props like predicting the correct score, which is a difficult prop to hit.

We can also bet on first set winner, which player takes the first set and if there will be a tie-break in the first set.

Under the radar props that don’t always land in the sportsbook are longest rally, which is a prop on the player you believe will provide the longest rally and the first blood prop, which is a prop on the player to win the first point of the match.

Key Australian Open Finals to Consider Before Placing Your Bets

Australian Open Player History

Players that have won the Australian Open in the past, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and Aryan Sabalenka are this year’s remaining players who have taken home an Aussie Open trophy, have a significant advantage over other players.

Djoker has a major shot to win an eleventh Australian Open title.

Sinner can get it done and Sabalenka is looking for a third straight championship.

Player History Over Hardcourt Surfaces

The Aussie Open is played over the hardcourt, which means players that excel over the surface will do well.

Djokovic, Sinner, Sabalenka, Zverev and Madison Keys are all accomplished over the hardcourt.

Blake Shelton is just 22.

So his history over the hardcourt isn’t as full as the other players left in the Australian Open.

Head-to-head Matchup Stats

Head-to-head matchup stats are significant.

We can find diamond in the rough plays.

Here’s one for us: Blake Shelton is 1-2 versus Jannik Sinner over the hardcourt, which means the massive underdog in his semifinal match versus Sinner has a win over Jannik over the surface.

Madison Keys is 0-3 versus Aryna Sabalenka over the hardcourt, which helps explain why Sabalenka is such a massive favorite in her matchup versus Keys in Saturday’s Australian Open Women’s Singles Final.

2025 Australian Open Match Analyzation

Check out the specific matchup.

The Australian Open is a grueling tournament.

So we must take a look at how many sets and games players have participated in up to the Aussie Open Finals.

Sabalenka cruised in her semifinal win, beating friend Paula Badosa in straight sets.

Keys had to rally to beat Iga Swiatek in 3 sets, which means Keys, who is also older than Sabalenka, should be at an energy disadvantage.

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