ATP Paris Tips, Predictions & Live Stream

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz headline the draw, with the pair aiming to secure their maiden Paris Masters crown, while there's several others making a late charge to punch their ticket to the season-ending ATP Finals in Turin, with valuable ranking points up for grabs.

Novak Djokovic has won the title on seven occasions over the last 15 years, while others to have lifted the silverware in that period include Holger Rune, Karen Khachanov, Jack Sock, David Ferrer and Robin Soderling.

Expecting this to continue in 2024, so backing World No. 1 Jannik Sinner - who is by far and away the best hardcourt players on the planet - and a surprise potential champion in Tommy Paul.

Sinner has already won seven titles this season and triumphed at the most recent Masters 1000 tournament in Shanghai. How Carlos Alcaraz is favourite over him at UniBet is anyone's guess (I'm not expecting Alcaraz to go deep this week - like many of the top players, he will have one eye on the upcoming ATP Finals).

Meanwhile, Paul is one of a handful of players who can still qualify for the ATP Finals, so the American will be motivated for a huge week in Paris.

Paul recently won the Stockholm title indoors and was subsequently knocked out early of last week's tournament, meaning he's well-rested and prepared for one final tilt at the ATP Finals.

The American is priced around $29 at most other books, so getting him at $51 at UniBet is great value.

Established in 1969, the Paris Masters has evolved throughout history and today is one of the biggest events in the world.

The tournament is notoriously hard to defend, with Novak Djokovic the only player in history to have won back-to-back ATP Paris titles. Djokovic is also the record seven-time champion at the event.

Coming at the end of a long season and just before the year-end ATP Finals, many top players find it difficult to find the motivation and physical strength to reign supreme in Paris.

This is illustrated through the fact that Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray combined for just two titles between them, with Nadal never winning the event.

The ATP Paris Masters is staged indoors at the Palais Omnisports (or Accor Arena) in Bercy, with the singles field consisting of 56 players and doubles draw featuring 24 teams.

All leading bookies will give punters the chance to bet on every match at the Paris Masters, with most also offering odds on the outright winner of the tournament and even who will emerge from each quarter.

Punters have the chance to bet on various markets at the Paris Masters, including individual H2H match winners, along events within a match - such as total games, games handicaps, set betting, correct set scores and more.

Check out our reviews of each bookmaker to see who fits your needs.

All other players are in double-digit figures to win the title with online bookmaker UniBet. You can check out the latest outright winner odds in the table below.

Online bookmaker bet365 offer their customers an extensive live streaming service, which broadcasts the ATP World Tour all year - including the Paris Masters.

To watch and bet on the Paris Masters, simply follow this link: bet365 > Tennis > ATP Paris

You can check out the latest live streams from ATP Paris below.