Four WTA US Open 2026 Prices Worth Considering

Aryna Sabalenka is trying to win a third consecutive US Open. Iga Swiatek arrives after rediscovering her hard-court game. Coco Gauff has just won Cincinnati.

Bookmaker Sportsbook makes them the three shortest prices at +301, +512, and +548. They are not equally attractive.

The outright card starts with Gauff +548, keeps Swiatek +512 despite a difficult draw, passes on Sabalenka at +301 and adds Amanda Anisimova +1263 as the longer-priced position. Four players. Three bets.

Cincinnati Changed The Coco Gauff Conversation

Coco Gauff won Cincinnati by beating Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4 in the final. More important than the trophy was how she got there.

After dropping the opening set of her tournament, Gauff won 12 consecutive sets, conceding only 32 games. She also handled Sara Bejlek 6-4, 6-1 in the semifinal after the Czech had eliminated Aryna Sabalenka and Madison Keys.

Gauff described the confidence gained from Cincinnati as something she could carry into New York. The draw cooperated.

She opens against Zeynep Sonmez, while Mirra Andreeva is the other top-five seed in her quarter. Gauff owns a 5-0 career record against Andreeva.

There is plenty of tennis between that potential quarterfinal and another US Open title. There is also enough at +548.

Selection: Coco Gauff +548

Iga Swiatek Found Something Before The WTA US Open 2026

Iga Swiatek’s summer changed in Toronto. She ended an 11-month title drought by beating Elena Rybakina in the final, then won another four matches in Cincinnati before Jessica Pegula stopped a 10-match winning streak in the semifinals.

“We made some steps forward,” Swiatek said afterward. That understated assessment is backed by substantial evidence.

She has rediscovered winning form on North American hard courts, already owns the 2022 US Open title and arrives at +512, considerably longer than Sabalenka.

The problem is waiting inside the bracket. Swiatek landed in the same quarter as Rybakina, Naomi Osaka, Madison Keys, and Belinda Bencic. Rybakina is the projected quarterfinal opponent.

That draw prevents Swiatek from becoming the first name on the card. It doesn’t remove her from it.

Selection: Iga Swiatek +512

+301 Asks Aryna Sabalenka To Erase Four Months

Aryna Sabalenka’s New York record needs almost no introduction. She has won the last two US Opens and is trying to become the first woman since Serena Williams to win three in a row.

The draw isn’t especially hostile either. Linda Noskova is the highest seed she is projected to encounter before the semifinals.

The hesitation comes from everything immediately preceding New York. After winning Brisbane, Indian Wells and Miami, Sabalenka has gone 17-7 since April. Her Cincinnati run ended against Bejlek, adding another unexpected defeat to a stretch in which the dominant hard-court player of recent seasons has looked considerably less dominant.

Sabalenka said recently that she enjoys having “the target on my back.” New York has repeatedly shown that she can carry it.

Bookmaker Sportsbook‘s +301 price already knows that.

At almost half Gauff’s price and substantially shorter than Swiatek, the defending champion can win the tournament without being the bet.

Verdict: Pass Aryna Sabalenka +301

Amanda Anisimova Has Already Been This Close

Amanda Anisimova reached the Wimbledon and US Open finals in consecutive majors last year. She lost both.

That history makes +1263 considerably more interesting than a speculative long shot.

Anisimova has already shown that her first-strike tennis can survive seven-match Grand Slam draws, and New York produced perhaps the clearest evidence. She beat both Swiatek and Osaka on the way to last year’s final before Sabalenka stopped her 6-3, 7-6(3).

Her 2026 preparation has not been seamless, including a wrist problem earlier in the season. But Anisimova’s own description of what has changed since taking an extended break from tennis is useful. She recently said she can “catch the signs a lot earlier now” when discussing fatigue and burnout.

That matters across two weeks more than another generic declaration about wanting to win a Slam.

At +1263, the price doesn’t make Anisimova the most likely champion. It requires her path to another deep New York run to be underestimated.

Selection: Amanda Anisimova +1263

Three Bets Survive The Draw

The Tennis Betting Hub carries our wider US Open 2026 coverage, while the WTA Betting Guide provides the framework for comparing outright prices, draw position and match markets throughout the tournament.

For the women’s outright market:

Coco Gauff +548

Iga Swiatek +512

Amanda Anisimova +1263

Aryna Sabalenka +301: Pass

Gauff is the form-and-draw play.

Swiatek is the hard-court resurgence play.

Anisimova is the price play.

Sabalenka remains the woman most capable of making the pass look foolish.

At +301, Bookmaker Sportsbook is charging accordingly.

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