Cincinnati Open 2025: Complete Guide to Odds, Schedule, and Tickets
The 2025 Cincinnati Open is bigger and better than ever. The historic tennis tournament features a new 14-day format, larger player fields, and a major venue upgrade, making it a can’t-miss event.
What is the Cincinnati Open?
The Cincinnati Open is one of America’s most prestigious tennis tournaments. Founded in 1899, it is the oldest US tennis event still held in its original city. The tournament is a key stop on the pro tour, classified as a Masters 1000 for the men (ATP) and a WTA 1000 for the women.
It serves as a critical warm-up for the US Open, drawing the world’s best players to its outdoor hard courts. The 2025 event will be the most ambitious yet, with a longer schedule and a transformed venue.
2025 Tournament Schedule
The tournament now runs for two full weeks, from August 5-18, at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio. This expanded format means more matches and more opportunities for fans to see their favorite players.
- August 5-6: Qualifying Rounds
- August 7: Main Draw Begins
- August 9-10: Second Round Matches
- August 14-15: Men’s Quarterfinals
- August 15: Women’s Quarterfinals
- August 16: Men’s Semifinals
- August 17: Women’s Semifinals & Doubles Finals
- August 18: Men’s & Women’s Singles Finals
A New Look for the Lindner Family Tennis Center
The venue is getting a massive $260 million upgrade. The expansion doubles the size of the facility and adds a host of new features designed to create a festival-like atmosphere for fans.
Key upgrades include:
- A six-court indoor facility for year-round tennis.
- Ten new outdoor tennis courts to host the larger player fields.
- A new 55,000-square-foot clubhouse with a restaurant.
- More shaded areas, green spaces, and dining options for fans.
- New pickleball and padel courts.
Players to Watch in 2025
With the singles fields expanded to 96 players each, nearly 350 professional players will compete in Cincinnati. This ensures a deep and talented field from the very first day.
While the full player list will be confirmed closer to the event, tennis legends and top-ranked stars are expected to participate. Wild card recipients already include Venus Williams and Caty McNally.
Based on past attendance, top players like former champion Iga Swiatek, Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, and Coco Gauff are all likely to be in the draw.
2025 Cincinnati Open Betting Odds
The Cincinnati Open is a major event for sports betting. Top US sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM will offer extensive odds on the tournament. While specific match-by-match odds will appear closer to August, you can already find futures odds for the outright winner.
Based on recent form and historical success, a few players are expected to be the top favorites. On the men’s side, world No. 1 Jannik Sinner and 2023 runner-up Carlos Alcaraz will likely have the shortest odds, probably in the +300 to +600 range. Three-time champion Novak Djokovic is not expected to play. On the women’s side, world No. 1 and former champion Iga Swiatek will be a heavy favorite. Defending champion Coco Gauff is also expected to have very competitive odds.
Betting markets will include:
- Outright Winner: Betting on who will win the tournament.
- Match Betting: Betting on the winner of individual matches.
- Set and Game Betting: Wagering on the total number of sets or games in a match.
- Live Betting: Placing bets on matches as they are happening.
To find the best value, be sure to compare odds across different sportsbooks as the tournament approaches.
How to Get Tickets
Tickets for the 2025 Cincinnati Open are available through the tournament’s official website and Ticketmaster.
- Multi-day packages went on sale March 5, 2025.
- Single-session tickets went on sale April 11, 2025.
You can sign up for a pre-sale list on the Cincinnati Open website for early access to tickets. Options range from single-session tickets to full-series passes and luxury packages. Fans should be aware that ticket prices have increased in recent years due to the event’s growing popularity and expanded format.
How to Watch the Tournament
The Cincinnati Open is broadcast on major sports networks around the world. In the United States, coverage is typically provided by ESPN.
Fans in the UK can watch on Sky Sports Tennis. For specific channel information and streaming options, check your local listings or the official tournament website closer to the event date.
Prize Money
The Cincinnati Open offers a significant prize purse. While the 2025 figures are not yet confirmed, the 2024 tournament offered a total of $6.8 million for the men’s event and $3.2 million for the women’s event. The tournament is committed to achieving equal prize money for men and women by 2027.
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