WTA Rouen Open Betting Tips, Picks, Predictions & Odds for the 2025 Edition

Get all the free WTA Rouen Open betting tips, predictions and picks along with their latest odds for the 2025 edition of the tournament which will be held in the third week of April this year.

This is the newest tournament on the WTA Tour this season having earlier been played as a WTA 125 event over couple of years before its first edition in 2024.

The Rouen Open or as it’s also called in French, Open de Rouen (pronounced as roo-awn), will now be played as a WTA 250 competition for the first time in its short history.

What’s fascinating about this event is that it will be played on indoor clay courts, after it was featured as an indoor hardcourt tournament for the first two years as a WTA 125 competition.

Daily WTA Rouen Open 2025 Predictions

Daily predictions for the 2025 edition of the Rouen Open will be updated during the tournament in the section below

WTA Rouen Open 2025 Tournament Predictions

Open de Rouen 2025 Tournament Preview

We will preview the 2025 Rouen Open before the start of the competition. For now, here’s how things looked in the lead-up to the 2024 Rouen Open.

Played for the first time as a WTA 250 event, the Rouen Open will see Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova start off as the top seed. The favourite, however, is teenaged player Mirra Andreeva, who starts off as the fifth seed and has a rather tricky opening round encounter against clay-court specialist Nadia Podoroska.

Also joining the top seeds in the tournament is Naomi Osaka, who has a wildcard for this event and faces Martina Trevisan first up. This won’t be a straightforward one for Osaka, who till Saturday was playing in the Billie Jean King Cup for Japan.

Interestingly, she starts off a second favourite in pre-tournament odds, just behind Andreeva’s 11/2 at 6/1.

Pre-Tournament WTA Rouen Open 2025 Title Winner Odds

The pre-tournament title winning odds for the singles draw in 2025 will be released here once they are out. This is how the players lined up with their outright odds for the 2024 edition.

Andreeva: 11/2
Osaka: 6/1
Pavlyuchenkova: 8/1
Kalinina: 10/1
Stephens: 12/1
Pliskova, Garcia: 14/1
Parry: 16/1
Cocciaretto: 20/1
Linette: 22/1
Blinkova, Stearns, Yuan: 25/1

Open de Rouen 2025 Details

Here’s a list of basic information you would need to know before betting on the WTA Rouen this year.

Venue

The 2025 edition of the Rouen Open will be played in Kindarena (also called Palais des Sports de Rouen) which is in the city of Rouen in France. It can seat around 5000 spectators and has also hosted Davis Cup matches in the past.

Schedule

We are still awaiting the release of the Rouen Open schedule for 2025. Here’s how things looked in 2024.

This year’s WTA Rouen Open will begin with its qualifiers on Saturday, April 13 while the opening round matches of the main draw of the tournament will kick-start two days later on Monday.

12 qualifying matches will be held on Saturday and six will be played on Sunday to decide the six spots in the main draw.

The Rouen Open 2024 will go on till Sunday, April 21 when the final will be held.

Here’s the day by day playing schedule for the women’s Rouen Open this year.

April 13 & 14: Women’s Singles Qualifiers
April 15 & 16: Women’s Singles First Round
April 16 & 17: Women’s Singles Second Round
April 19: Women’s Singles Quarterfinals
April 20: Women’s Singles & Doubles Semifinals
April 21: Women’s Singles & Doubles Final

Other Tournament Details

Surface: Indoor clay
Prize Money: $267,082

Main Draw Players

Here’re some of the top players expected to take part in the 2025 Rouen Open.

This is the list of the seeded players.

Women’s Seeded Players

Elina Svitolina
Magda Linette
Linda Noskova
Sofia Kenin
Elina Avanesyan
Olga Danilovic
Wang Xinyu
McCartney Kessler

Other Renowned Unseeded Women’s Players

Caroline Garcia
Suzan Lamens

Women’s Singles Wildcards

Bianca Andreescu
Loïs Boisson
Alizé Cornet
Diane Parry

Players Opting Out of the 2025 Rouen Open

The following players will not be participating in this year’s Rouen Open.

Marie Bouzkova
Emma Raducanu
Viktoriya Tomova

What does the WTA Rouen 2025 Draw Look Like?

The Rouen Open 2025 main draw will consist of 32 singles players, all of whom will feature in the first round. It will be released in the lead-up to the competition. For now, here’s the draw for the 2024 edition of the competition.

Pavlyuchenkova vs Robbe
Rus vs Qualifier
Linette vs Jacquemot
Blinkova vs Qualifier
Kalinina vs Cornet
Osaka vs Trevisan
Avanesyan vs Qualifier
M Andreeva vs Podoroska
Stephens vs Stearns
Pliskova vs Qualifier
Gracheva vs Tomova
Yuan vs Sherif
Burel vs Qualifier
Hibino vs Qualifier
Schmiedlova vs Parry
Garcia vs Cocciaretto

Best Bookmakers to Bet on for the Open de Rouen 2025

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Previous Rouen Open Winners

Women’s Singles

2024: Sloane Stephens
2023: Viktorija Golubic (as a WTA 125)
2022: Maryna Zanevska (as a WTA 125)

What Happened in the 2024 Edition of the Rouen Open?

Sloane Stephens, a former French Open finalist, clinched another title at this level when she defeated Magda Linette in the final. She won 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 to grab the win.

This was following Stephens’ wins over Peyton Stearns in the first round, Karolina Pliskova in the second and Yuan Yue in the quarterfinals before she sent the second seeded Caroline Garcia packing in the semifinal in straight sets.

Linette, who was an unseeded player overcame the third seeded Anhelina Kalinina in the semis while the top seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova was ousted in the second round by Arantxa Rus.

What Happened in the 2023 Edition of the Rouen Open?

The 2023 edition of the Rouen Open was the second time it was held as a WTA 125 tournament. Viktorija Golubic, who joined the list of seeded players as the ninth seed following the withdrawal of Kateryna Bondl, went on to win the title by crushing Erika Andreeva in the final.

Golubic lost the first set she played in the tournament, in the first round against Elsa Jacquemot but from that point onward there was no looking back for the Swiss player.

She grabbed the next two sets in that match and then went on drop just 21 more games in total in the next four matches including a 6-4, 6-1 win over Andreeva in the title-decider.

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