ATP Canadian Open Picks & Predictions
ATP Canadian Open - Tournament Format and Predictions
Would you like to make a tennis prediction for the Canadian Open but don't know who to bet on? You've come to the right place! Launched in 1881, the historic Canadian tournament is set to be great again this season, and our experts will be following the competition very closely!
Every year, the tournament alternates between Toronto and Montreal, with the women playing in one city and the men in the other. After Jannik Sinner's triumph in Toronto last year, the Candian Open will see the best hard-court players battle it out from August 3rd through August 12th this season. Who can win the tournament in Canada? Which players should you favor to make your predictions? You'll find all the details on this page dedicated to the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
Tournament details
- Venue: Montreal (Canada)
- The dates: August 3rd - August 12th, 2024
- The surface: Hard Court
- Prize Money: $8,122,428
- The last winner: Jannik Sinner
Our prediction for the winner of the 2024 Canadian Open
Jannik Sinner puts his title back on the line at Montreal 2024! Winner in Toronto last year, the defending champion was knocked out in the quarter-finals of this 2024 edition of the National Bank Open, against one of the finalists: Andrey Rublev. This year, without the competition of Novak Djokovic, recent champion of the 2024 Olympic Games, and Carlos Alcaraz, a finalist at the same Games, a new final between Rublev and Popyrin awaits us at the ATP Montreal.
In this final, Rublev's experience should make all the difference. The former Russian No.1 has won his only meeting with Popyrin on hard court, and is looking forward to his third title of the year after triumphing in Hong Kong and Madrid. Our ATP Montreal 2024 prediction: Rublev wins!
Odds for the title
- Andrey Rublev -285
- Alexei Popyrin +225
Odds provided by fanduel.com.
Our Betting Tips for the Candian Open
To make good predictions on the 2024 Canadian Open in Montreal, there are a few important criteria to take into account during each match. Here, according to our tennis specialists, are the ones you must analyze before placing a bet. Follow this advice carefully, as it will undoubtedly improve your results and maximize your winnings, particularly at this tournament.
Take into account the players' form
The most useful criterion for analyzing a tennis match, and this Canadian Open in particular, is to look at the form of the two players competing. You can take into account the recent results (wins/losses) of each player to give you an idea of their current level of play and their psychological state at the moment. As well as results, you can also look at the statistics from recent matches.
The most useful stats will be the number of sets, the number of games, the number of winning points scored on each side, the number of unforced errors, as well as serving and return efficiency. By looking at these results in detail, you can get a good idea of the dynamics of each player before the match.
The playing surface
This is an extremely important point for making good predictions. The surface plays a major role in the results of certain players. There are versatile players, but there are also players who perform particularly well on one surface. Jannik Sinner is a case in point. Although he also has very good results on other surfaces, the young Italian shines above all on hard court, his favorite surface. His compatriot Matteo Berrettini is much better on grass so it would be more interesting to bet on him in a tournament on grass than on hard or clay.
Each player has his surface preferences. The National Bank Open is played on hard court. To make a reliable prediction on this tournament, our experts pay close attention to the last performances of the two players on this surface.
Study the history of head-to-head matches
Our third piece of advice before betting on a match at the Canadian Open is to look at the last head-to-head meetings between the two players. Psychology plays a very important role in sports, even more so in an individual sport like tennis. In connection with what was explained in the previous point, take particular note of recent head-to-heads on hard court, given that this Masters 1000 is being played on that surface. If a tennis player has lost 4 duels on hard court in 2 years to his opponent of the day, it's probably because he's a level below him on the surface, but what's more, his mental state will surely be affected by this unfortunate series. Think about this before placing your bet.
Analyze tournament history
The fourth factor to consider when making a Canadian Open prediction is the tournament's recent history. As with the surface, many players have a favorite spot and/or tournament. Each element has its importance: proximity to the public, the tournament's weather conditions, the timing of the calendar, etc. So you can often find the same players going far in the competition. To refine your analysis of a match, take a look at each player's performance history at the Canadian Open.
Check the ATP rankings
Our final tip is to check the ATP rankings before the start of the Canadian Open. As well as giving you an idea of the level of the players (or confirming your prediction), the ATP rankings can help you identify the players' motivation. If a player has the opportunity to break into the top 10; to beat his best world ranking; to become number 1 in his country or in his age category, then you can expect them to be more motivated to perform at their best. The same logic applies to a player who has to defend last year's title. In a tournament like this, where so many points are at stake but also have to be defended, motivation can be high for some players.
Stats to Know for Your Canadian Open Predictions
In addition to our tips, stats play a key role in determining a good tennis bet. Paying attention to stats will help you notice trends and have an idea of what to expect at this year's tournament. To help you make the most reliable bets possible this season, our tennis tipsters have chosen to highlight the key figures from the last two Canadian Open tournaments.
Stats from the 2023 edition in Toronto*
- Average number of games per match: 24.0 games
- Two-set matches: 65%
- Three-set matches: 35%
- Matches where the winner won the 1st set: 91%
- Matches with a golden set (6-0): 6%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 1st set: 28%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 2nd set: 15%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 3rd set: 6% (16% of matches in 3 sets)
Stats from the last edition played in Montreal (2022)*
- Average number of games per match: 23.2 games
- Two-set matches: 65%
- Three-set matches: 35%
- Matches in which the winner won the 1st set: 80%.
- Matches with a golden set (6-0): 4%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 1st set: 31%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 2nd set: 15%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 3rd set: 2% (5% of matches in 3 sets)
* The tournament is played every other year in Montreal or Toronto.
If you would like to place a side bet on a match in the tournament, such as the number of games, sets, tie-breaks or exact scores, these stats will help you immensely. So don't hesitate to come back and consult these figures if you need to!
In short: How to make a good Canadian Open Prediction?
Take note of our expert advice to get the most from your tennis sports bets. Additionally, you can also use our statistics from previous editions to make the best betting choices on the Montreal ATP 2024. Finally, you can use our free ATP Montreal odds comparator and our page dedicated to the live ATP Montreal match scores. These tools will be very useful for your sports betting during the tournament!
Our Current Canadian Open Predictions
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