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ATP China Open Men’s Singles 2025 Tennis Betting Odds, Tips & Live Stream

The China Open is an annual tennis tournament in Beijing, China, that is part of the ATP Tour. For men’s players, the China Open is an ATP500 event, which is the fourth tier of tennis tournaments. Organised by the Chinese Tennis Association, it’s one of the most important annual tennis tournaments in Asia alongside the China Open Women’s Singles and the Japan Open.

As one of Asia’s premier tennis events, it has become one of the most popular betting options on the tennis calendar. Here, we’ll break down everything you need to know about the China Open, the top players involved, and how to bet on this event and many others right here at Stake Online Sportsbook.

When is the ATP China Open Men's Singles 2025?

The China Open men’s singles competition will begin September 25 and run through October 1. It will take place at the Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Center.

History of the ATP China Open Tournament

The tournament was founded in 1993, and ever since, it has been hosted in Beijing. However, the venue has changed a few times. Since 2009, the Beijing National Tennis Center has been the host site of the tournament.

Unfortunately, the tournament was discontinued in 1998. Luckily, the China Open was brought back in 2004 and has been held every year since then, other than 2020 to 2022, when it was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It actually holds a unique place in tennis history, too. It is the first competition outside of the US to make use of Hawk Eye for match play in 2006. That means it beat out prestigious Grand Slam competitions like Wimbledon and the Australian Open in being a pioneer of technology use in tennis.

Who is Playing in the ATP China Open Men's Singles 2025?

While it hasn’t been announced who exactly will be available to play in the 2025 China Open, and qualification is yet to be decided, given the importance of earning ATP ranking points, you can expect to see the very best of the tennis world compete. We’ve picked out some names to look out for.

Jannik Sinner

The winner of both Wimbledon and the Australian Open in 2025, Jannik Sinner is a player on a meteoric rise. By the time the China Open is played, we will know if he managed to win a third Grand Slam for the year in the US Open.

Carlos Alcaraz

The player who lost to Sinner in the Wimbledon final, Carlos Alcaraz, did defeat the Italian in the French Open at Roland Garros this year, as well as beating him last year in the China Open. The two are clearly well acquainted, and Alcaraz will want to make sure he comes out on top once again.

Novak Djokovic

The Serb’s great powers are clearly waning. At 38 years old, that’s no surprise. However, he’s also the record winner of the China Open with six victories. Adding to that will go some way to ensuring 2025 isn’t too much of a disappointment.

Format and Schedule of the ATP China Open

The China Open Men’s Singles begins with 4 qualifying rounds to get the tournament field to 64 players. That includes 8 seeded players. Including the finals, there are 6 rounds of single-elimination matches played. The player to advance in each round is the first to win 2 sets.

The order of play is yet to be finalised, but once qualification is complete, the dates and details for matchups will be announced. We’ll have a better idea then of who has a good chance of success and who might have a tricky route to the final.

How to Bet on the ATP China Open & Tennis Bet Types

It’s easy to bet on the big tennis events at Stake.com, including the China Open, the ATP Masters 1000 tournaments, and the Shanghai Masters. Here, we’ve broken down some key bet types that you can use for all your tennis betting:

  • Outrights: Outright betting is the same as it is in soccer betting or for any other sport. It’s also known as futures betting, and you’re staking on who you think will win a tournament outright.

  • Moneyline: Again, this is the same kind of bet as you find in something like basketball betting. In a moneyline bet, you are predicting the outcome of one specific fixture - in this case, who will win the tennis match.

  • 1st Set - Total Games: This form of set betting sees you needing to predict how many games will occur before the first set is won. You don’t need to select a winner - you just need to guess the right number of games.

  • Game or Set Handicap: Handicap bets are as popular in tennis as they are in any other sport. Here, you can place a handicap on either games or sets, meaning your choice will have to overcome the head start you’ve applied to their opponent for your bet to win.

If you need help understanding how to bet on tennis, you can dive into our blogs on Stake and find all sorts of information on all aspects of placing a bet. Our sports betting guide covers the basics, and there are specific walkthroughs on things like Asian totals and more.

Tennis Live Streaming & Live Betting Options

You can watch live sports, including live tennis matches, right here at Stake. To find out more, you can use our sports streaming guide to help you through the process and get you watching your favourite sports right away.

Once you’ve got your chosen sports up and running, you can place live bets in-game. This means you can assess the action unfolding and make off-the-cuff predictions. For more information, see our live v pre match betting guide.

ATP China Open Betting Odds Odds & Payouts

At Stake, you have the option of seeing your betting odds in several different formats. That includes American, fractional, and decimal. If you need help understanding what your odds mean or the potential payouts expected if your bet wins, our odds reading guide is there to help.

ATP China Open Betting Tips & Strategies

While betting on ATP tournaments is often unpredictable, there are some tips and tricks you can use to try to ensure a more enjoyable experience: