US Open - US Open

US Open (US Open) - the fourth and final Grand Slam tournament, ending the tennis season on a high note.

It takes place annually in New York in late August and early September and combines a festive atmosphere, dynamics and the highest level of organization.

Tournament history

The US Open dates back to 1881, when it was held under the name U.S. National Championships.

Since 1968, after the transition to the era of "Open Era," the tournament has become open to professional players, receiving the modern name US Open.

The venue was the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows (New York), where the main arena - Arthur Ashe Stadium - seats more than 23,000 spectators and is considered the largest tennis court in the world.

Tournament features

Coating: hard (Acrylic DecoTurf) - fast and versatile.

Time: late August - early September.

Format: 128 participants in single nets + doubles, junior and mixed tournaments.

Distinctive feature: night matches that create a special atmosphere and increase interest among spectators and bettors.

The US Open is a tournament with character: New York's speed, noise, emotion and energy make it the most unpredictable of any Grand Slam.

Legendary champions

The men include John McEnroe, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

Women include Serena Williams, Steffi Graf, Martina Navratilova, Naomi Osaka, Cori Gauff.

Every era of the US Open is about drama and emotional finals, from epic five-setters to comebacks that have made sports history.

US Open betting

The tournament in New York attracts the attention of not only fans, but also analysts around the world.

Hard makes matches quick and entertaining while still maintaining a balance between player styles.

1. Winner of a match or tournament.

2. Totals for games and aces are especially relevant for powerful pitchers.

3. Odds on games and sets.

4. Live betting - night matches give you a chance to catch unexpected U-turns.

5. Long-term bets are on the champion, finalist and top aces scorers.

Betting tips

Consider fatigue after a long season: Favorites aren't always in perfect shape.

Watch the weather - heat and humidity affect the delivery and speed of the ball.

American players traditionally feel more comfortable at home and often perform above expectations.

Night matches change the dynamics - the ball flies faster, and lighting affects visibility.

Why the US Open is unique

The US Open is the final point of a tennis year where style, emotion and pressure mix.

The tournament combines the drive of an American show and pure sports intrigue.

For bettors, it is especially interesting: the speed of coverage, the variability of matches and night sessions create dozens of opportunities for accurate analysis.

The US Open is a symbol of energy and freedom, a tournament where sensations are born and the greatness of champions is confirmed.