ATP Toronto 2025 Predictions & Betting tips
Find our free ATP Toronto prediction on who will win the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers 2025. Our team of tennis betting experts will also be busy throughout this ATP Masters 1000 tournament. Reading their previews will certainly help you with your tennis predictions.
ATP Toronto - Presentation and Prediction of the Canadian Masters 1000 (Tennis)
The ATP Toronto tournament, also known as the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers, is a prestigious tennis tournament held in Canada. It belongs to the Masters 1000 category and will be played from 27 July to 7 August 2025 this year, just before the Cincinnati Masters. For the first time this year, the tournament is taking place over two weeks instead of one.
It is a very popular tournament in Canada, played on outdoor hard courts. Held alternately between Toronto and Montreal, this year it takes place in Toronto, and the world's best players go head-to-head during the week-long competition. So, who is the favorite to win the trophy this year? What tips should you be making? We'll tell you all about it on this page!
Tournament details
- Venue: Toronto (Canada)
- Date: From 27 July to 7 August 2025
- The surface: Hard (outdoor)
- Prize Money: $9,193,540
- The last winner: Alexei Popyrin
ATP Masters 1000 Toronto winner prediction: Who will win the tournament in 2025?
After Popyrin's surprising triumph last year, beating Rublev in 2 sets in the final, the draw for the ATP Toronto 2025 is well worth a look! All the major players in the ATP rankings are taking part.
With the likes of Sinner, Djokovic, Draper and Alcaraz absent from the draw, there are plenty of outsiders to try their luck. Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz or Ben Shelton, who will come out on top at the Toronto Masters to succeed Alexei Popyrin? With the first two names eliminated in the semi-finals, Shelton has a clear path to his very first Masters 1000 title.
The 22-year-old was impressive throughout the tournament, taking out compatriot Taylor Fritz in 2 sets to join Khachanov in the final. Given his impressive recent form and the crowd's expected support, the world number 7 is our favorite for the ATP Toronto final. Our Toronto Masters 2025 prediction is: Ben Shelton to win!
Toronto Masters 1000 prediction: ATP odds for the title
- Ben Shelton - 1.57
- Karen Khachanov - 2.37
Our tips for predicting the Toronto Masters 1000
Are you planning to make hopefully profitable predictions for the 2025 ATP Toronto event? We're here to help. Here are our experts' top tips for betting on the Canadian tournament.
Take the players' form into account
To be successful in your predictions for the Toronto Masters, it's vital that you analyze the form of the players taking part in the tournament. In an individual sport like tennis, the dynamic of each player is a key factor, playing a decisive role in the outcome of the match.
To determine a player's form, you can of course look at his recent results, but you can also look at his performances in detail. If they have been getting wins, how highly ranked were their opponents? Is he used to playing tie-breaks? Has he made a lot of unforced errors recently? Can he convert break points? It's a good idea to ask yourself all these questions to work out whether a player is in form or not. In theory, it's better to bet on a player who reached the semi-finals a few days earlier than one who has lost his last 4 matches in two sets.
Look at the head-to-head record
Secondly, it's important to look at the head-to-head record of the two opposing players. For the sake of relevance, we advise you to look mainly at the last duels played, if possible on the same surface as in Toronto (i.e. hard court).
This will give you a good indication of who starts the match with a psychological advantage. Some players particularly enjoy facing opponents who have a very special style of play, so this factor is of considerable interest.
Don't ignore the playing surface (outdoor hard court)
As a reminder, the Toronto ATP is played on an outdoor hard court. Some players perform particularly well on this surface, while others find it very difficult to get results on it and may prefer clay, for example. So don't forget to look at the players' record on each surface, both during the season and in the past. Look to bet on players who have previously shown good form in outdoor hard court tournaments.
Jannik Sinner, who won the 2023 edition in Toronto, is a player who is particularly at ease on this surface, whereas he has a little more difficulty on clay. This is the type of player you should consider when making your predictions for the Toronto Masters 1000.
Take into account the players' record in the tournament
Another factor to take into account when analyzing a match at the Toronto ATP is how they have previously performed in Toronto. There are players who do well at certain tournaments. This is explained by the presence of a supportive public, the playing surface, the atmosphere and the weather.
During the Toronto Masters, don't hesitate to look at each player's results from previous editions. This tip will help you place more reliable bets on the ATP Toronto 2025.
Check the ATP rankings
Our final tip, which may seem obvious to the more experienced bettors among you, is to look at the players' ATP rankings. After the Grand Slams, the Masters 1000 are the tournaments that offer the most points to players. As the name suggests, the champion will receive 1000 ranking points. A good run in this tournament can help your world ranking a great deal. Toronto is therefore an important tournament for the players, who are preparing as best they can for a string of victories in Canada.
It would be a big mistake to ignore the players' ATP rankings if you want to bet correctly on the tournament. This advice is also linked to the previous one, as players who came a long way in the competition last year are keen to perform well again, given that they have points to defend. Never lose sight of that!
ATP Toronto: the statistics you need to know for your predictions
Would you like to place some profitable bets on the 2025 ATP Toronto tournament? Then it's important to rely on various statistics in addition to following the advice we gave you earlier. Our tennis specialists have selected the most important statistics from the last two editions of the Masters 1000 in Canada (in Montreal in 2024, and Toronto in 2023).
Statistics from the 2024 Masters 1000 Canada (Montreal)
Here are the statistics from the last edition of the Canadian Masters 1000, held in Montreal:
- Average number of games per match: 23.1 games
- Two-set matches: 65%
- Three-set matches: 35%
- Matches in which the winner took the 1st set: 81%
- Matches with a golden set (6-0): 2%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 1st set: 13%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 2nd set: 21%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 3rd set: 4% (11% of matches in 3 sets)
Statistics for the 2023 Masters 1000 Canada (Toronto)
Here are the statistics from the 2023 Masters 1000 Canada, the last one played in Toronto:
- Average number of games per match: 24 games
- Two-set matches: 65%
- Three-set matches: 35%
- Matches where the winner won the 1st set: 91%
- Matches with a golden set (6-0): 6%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 1st set: 28%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 2nd set: 15%
- Matches with a tie-break in the 3rd set: 6% (16% of matches in 3 sets)
In a nutshell: how to make a good Toronto prediction in 2025?
To make reliable predictions during the fortnight at the ATP in Toronto, there are a few things to keep in mind. With so many matches being played every day in Toronto, it's best not to get lost. Bear in mind the importance of the playing surface, base your bets on the statistics and observe the form and face-offs between the players.
Finally, don't hesitate to consult our tennis predictions from our experts for the Toronto Masters 1000. They're free and can give you some great inspiration!
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