Erste Bank Open Winner odds.

Carlos Alcaraz leads the board at -115, an implied chance of 53.5%. The closest chasers are Alexander Zverev at +370 and Daniil Medvedev at +650. The board prices 14 contenders in all, and 4 of them sit inside +1,000, which is the market's way of saying how open this race still is. Boards like this one reprice on every big result, which is exactly why it now refreshes hourly.

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A futures bet ties your money up until the market settles, so the price has to compensate you for both the risk and the wait. Even the current favorite is no lock: at -115, Carlos Alcaraz's implied chance is 53.5%, which means the rest of the field still wins this bet roughly 47 times in 100 even when the favorite looks inevitable.

The value, when it exists, is usually just behind the favorite: contenders whose path is easier than their price suggests, before a marquee result reprices them. What never works is scattering small bets across ten names. The book's margin on a futures board is built from exactly that habit.