Nitto ATP Finals 2026 betting odds and qualified players

The 2026 ATP Tour is reaching its end, with the Nitto ATP Finals kicking off on 15 November. Turin’s Palasport Olimpico, also known as the Inalpi Arena, hosts the Nitto ATP Finals 2026. Jannik Sinner won the 2025 edition, but will not defend his title after withdrawing due to injury. We look at the ATP Finals schedule, qualified players, and ATP Finals odds. Find out the latest favourites and how to bet on tennis at Stake Sportsbook.

When and where the 2026 ATP Finals take place

The ATP Finals Turin event will take place at Inalpi Arena. The ATP Finals schedule runs from 15 to 22 November.

ATP Finals 2026 schedule

The ATP World Tour Finals begins with a round-robin group stage. The top two players from each group will qualify for the knockout phase. The provisional schedule is as follows:

• Sunday, 15 November to Friday 20 November - round robin (Day sessions start at 11:30 and night sessions start at 18:00)

• Saturday, 21 November - semifinals (Day sessions start at 12:00 and night sessions start at 18:00)

• Sunday, 22 November - final (Starts at 15:00)

Who has qualified for the 2026 ATP Finals

The top eight players on the ATP Tour have now qualified for the 2026 Finals. Jannik Sinner’s withdrawal meant that one further qualification place was up for grabs during the Paris Masters. Here are the ATP Finals standings, with Race points:

1. Alexander Zverev (9,350)

2. Carlos Alcaraz (6,100)

3. Ben Shelton (5,170)

4. Daniil Medvedev (3,820)

5. Flavio Cobolli (3,680)

6. Arthur Fils (3,625)

7. Frances Tiafoe (3,390)

8. Rafael Jódar (3,234)

Alex de Minaur (3,170) and Taylor Fritz (3,050) are the two alternates for the 2026 ATP Finals.

Sinner’s withdrawal and what it means for the field

Jannik Sinner’s untimely injury allowed Jódar to secure qualification at the Paris Masters. He came in as the eighth seed in the same year that he made his Tour debut. Zverev and Alcaraz will be eyeing a final place.

ATP Finals 2026 groups and draw

The ATP Finals groups draw was completed on 12 November to decide who meets in the round-robin stage.

The ATP Finals draw confirmed the below groups:

John McEnroe group:

• Alexander Zverev

• Ben Shelton

• Arthur Fils

• Rafael Jódar

Ivan Lendl group:

• Carlos Alcaraz

• Daniil Medvedev

• Flavio Cobolli

• Frances Tiafoe

How the ATP Finals format works

The ATP Finals format combines round-robin groups with knockout tennis. The eight players are split into two groups of four, where they play each other once. The top two of each group progress to the semifinals. Matches use a best-of-three-sets format.

ATP Finals prize money and ranking points

The ATP Finals prize money stands at a total of US$15,750,000. Undefeated champions can earn up to US$5,171,000. To put that into perspective, Jannik Sinner won a record US$5,070,000 in 2025. Undefeated champions can earn up to 1,500 ranking points too.

ATP Finals 2026 odds and favourites

Alcaraz leads the ATP Finals winners odds at 1.90 at the time of writing with Zverev second favourite at 5.00. Odds can change in the run-up and throughout the tournament as form and injury concerns come into play. Read our ATP Finals picks to see which favourites emerge.

Past ATP Finals champions

Seven players have won the ATP Finals in the last 10 years. Here is the list of the ATP Finals past winners going back to 2016:

Most ATP Finals titles

Novak Djokovic has the most Finals titles with seven.

Oldest ATP Finals singles champion

Novak Djokovic is the oldest ATP Finals singles champion. He was 36 years and 5 months old when he won in 2023.

Tennis bet types for the ATP Finals

There are several tennis betting markets available at Stake. Here are some of the most popular tennis markets, which you can learn more about in our tennis betting guide.

• Match winner: Predict the victor of individual fixtures with the match winner market.

• Set betting: With set betting, you can predict the final set score.

• Games handicap: Give a favourite's opponent a set number of games’ head start with handicap betting. Your choice must overcome that handicap for your bet to win.

• Total games: Bet on the over/under and predict the number of games you think will feature in a match.

• Outright winner: If you think there is a favourite to take the entire competition, choose them as an outright winner.

• Group winner: The ATP Finals’ round-robin groups give you the chance to predict who will win the group and progress.

• Reach the final: Some players are perennial finalists. If you predict a player will make the final but are not sure they’ll win, this market suits.

How to bet on the ATP Finals at Stake

Bet on the ATP Finals Turin at Stake.com by following these steps:

1. Log in or create a new account

2. Deposit funds using cryptocurrencies like EOS and Litecoin or local currencies like Canadian dollars

3. Navigate to Tennis and select the ATP World Tour Finals

4. Choose your market, set your stake, and confirm your bet

5. Withdraw any winnings using your preferred method

If you’re new to ATP Finals betting, check out our sportsbook guide for the basics.

Live betting on the ATP Finals

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