Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to the total number of sets played across both the Men's Singles Final and the Women's Singles Final at the 2026 French Open (Roland Garros).

• Source of Truth: Match results as published on the official Roland Garros Website, ATP Tour, or WTA Tour.

• Calculation: The final value is the sum of the sets played in both matches.

  • Women's Singles Final (Best of 3 sets): Can produce 2 or 3 sets (without respect to walkovers).

  • Men's Singles Final (Best of 5 sets): Can produce 3, 4, or 5 sets (without respect to walkovers).

  • Total range for fully completed matches is 5 to 8 sets.

• Retirements and Walkovers: Only fully completed sets will count toward the total. If a player retires during a set, that incomplete set and any subsequent unplayed sets will not count. If a match is not played at all (walkover prior to the start of the match), it will contribute 0 sets to the total.

Background

The 2026 French Open singles finals are scheduled to take place at Stade Roland Garros in Paris:

• Women's Singles Final (June 6, 2026): No. 8 seed Mirra Andreeva faces Polish qualifier Maja Chwalińska. Chwalińska is ranked No. 114 and is only the second qualifier in the Open Era to reach a Grand Slam final. Both players are vying for their maiden major singles title.

• Men's Singles Final (June 7, 2026): No. 2 seed Alexander Zverev faces No. 10 seed Flavio Cobolli. Zverev defeated Jakub Menšík in the semifinals, while Cobolli advanced to the final following a walkover from Matteo Arnaldi. Both finalists are seeking their first Grand Slam tournament victory.