2023 Women's Australian Open Odds, Predictions & Bets To Make Today

Iga Swiatek is the favorite to win the 2023 Australian Open. She dominated the WTA Tour in 2022, winning eight titles including two Grand Slams. The draw for the tournament was released on Thursday. Find out who else is in the 128-strong draw and bet on them to take the title.

Iga Swiatek is looking to go one better in Melbourne this year. She will play Julia Niemeier in her tournament opener. Coco Gauff is in line to meet Swiatesk in the final eight. After that, the Pole could face Jessica Pegula in semis. Other potential contenders include Amanda Anisimova, Barbora Krejcikova and Petra Kvitova.

Aryna Sabalenka won the title in Adelaide last week. She is the next-best bet to win the Australian Open in 2023. Sabenkova is in the second half of the draw and will play Tereze Martincova in her tournament opener.

Jessica Pegula is the third-best bet for the Australian Open. Pegul helped Team USA to the United Cup title. She was last year's quarterfinalist. The second quarter of the draw includes French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova and Petra Kvitova.

Carolina Garcia won the WTA Tour Final title in 2018. She reached the second round in Adelaide. Daria Kasatkina and Karoline Pliskova are in her section. Alize Cornet, Leylah Fernandez and Anett Kontaveit are also in the section, but they are not as good as Karolinska.

Ons Jabeur is coming off back-to-back Grand Slam finals in 2022. She's the fourth-best-priced bet according to the sportsbook exchange. Jabbeur's section isn't going to be a breeze. Marie Vondrousova and Linda Fruhvirtova lurk in the early rounds. Kaia Kanepi looms as a potential third round opponent.

Coco Gauff reached her first-ever major final at the French Open in 2022. She's a Grand Slam champion in waiting, but her tough section of the draw makes her a longshot bet.

2023 Women's Australian Open Odds, Predictions & Bets To Make Today.

2023 Women's Australian Open Odds, Predictions & Bets To Make Today. Danielle Collins lost to Ashleigh Barty in the Australian open final last year.

Maria Sakkari helped Team Greece reach the United Cup semis. Sak kari is one of the fittest and most competitive players in the women's game.

Beatriz Haddad-Maia was one of the most improved players on the WTA Tour in 2022.