The Masters Snooker Odds
Get Masters Snooker odds for the 2026 tournament. Part of the Triple Crown in snooker, the world's best players are invited to take part. See the latest odds and betting markets on all of them below.
Get Masters Snooker odds for the 2026 tournament. Part of the Triple Crown in snooker, the world's best players are invited to take part. See the latest odds and betting markets on all of them below.
The Masters is one of the most popular tournaments in the snooker calendar and is also one of the Triple Crown events, alongside the UK Championship and the World Championship. It features the top 16 players in the world and since 2012, the event has been hosted inside of the Alexandra Palace in London. There was one exception to this in 2021, however, when it took place in the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 2026, action will get underway on Sunday the 11th of January, with play lasting for exactly one week. This means that the final will be played on Sunday the 18th of January, across both the 1pm and 7pm sessions (BST).
On this page, you can find a comprehensive range of snooker betting odds, covering a variety of different markets for the 2026 Masters. We also look at the different types of snooker bets, the favourites to win the event, and more!
The Masters is one of the most exclusive, if not the most exclusive, events in the world of snooker. It features the top 16 players in the world, according to the rankings at the time of the UK Championship, who have been competing annually since 1983. The tournament officially started in 1975, with John Spencer claiming the first-ever victory after defeating Ray Reardon 9 - 8 in a thrilling final, however, the field only sat at 10 players before expanding to 12 in 1981, and then to 16 a total of two years later.
It's held at the Alexandra Palace in London, which has been the home of The Masters since 2012, apart from in 2021 when the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes stepped in. Each year, The Masters occurs in January and is the second event in the Triple Crown series, in order of typical play. This means that many eyeballs will be on the winner of the World Championship, with fans being eager to see whether they can set themself up for success and a shot at the Triple Crown later in the year.
The tournament follows a single elimination knockout format, with the first round, quarter finals, and semi finals all being a best of 11 frames affair, meaning that whichever player wins 6 frames first will be declared the winner and progress to the next stage of the event. In the final, it's a best-of-19-frame match.
When it comes to snooker betting markets, there are plenty of different options to choose from, focusing on both individual games and the tournament as a whole:
Of course, these aren't the only betting markets that are available at BetVictor. With other popular options being the nationality of the winning player, the player who will score the highest break throughout the entirety of the event, and which player will win their respective quarter.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is the most successful snooker player in the history of The Masters, lifting the trophy a total of 8 times. Here's a look at the previous winners of the event for the past 10 years, alongside the other players who managed to reach the final:
| Year | Winner | Finalist |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Shaun Murphy | Kyren Wilson |
| 2024 | Ronnie O’Sullivan | Ali Carter |
| 2023 | Judd Trump | Mark Williams |
| 2022 | Neil Robertson | Barry Hawkins |
| 2021 | Yan Bingtao | John Higgins |
| 2020 | Stuart Bingham | Ali Carter |
| 2019 | Judd Trump | Ronnie O’Sullivan |
| 2018 | Mark Allen | Kyren Wilson |
| 2017 | Ronnie O’Sullivan | Joe Perry |
| 2016 | Ronnie O’Sullivan | Barry Hawkins |
| 2015 | Shaun Murphy | Neil Robertson |
The favourite to win the 2026 Masters is Judd Trump, the current world number one. Judd had an incredible 2025, reaching the finals in the UK Championship, the Northern Ireland Open, and the Xi'an Grand Prix. He was also victorious in the Saudi Arabia Masters after defeating Mark Williams 10-9 in the final.
Next up, according to The Masters snooker odds is Ronnie O'Sullivan, the defending champion. In typical Ronnie fashion, his form has been up and down in the past 12 months; however, if O'Sullivan can find a stretch of form, he's arguably the best player to have ever graced the game. Ronnie is then followed by Kyren Wilson, the third-rated player in the world in terms of prize money.
If you want to bet on the Masters online with us at BetVictor, here's a straightforward guide for getting started:
Here at BetVictor, we have snooker betting odds to cover all of the action in the 2026 iteration of The Masters. All matches will also be available on the in-play betting section of our website as soon as they get underway!
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As well as there being Masters snooker odds available at BetVictor, you will also find UK Championship betting markets and Snooker World Championship odds on the platform. Snooker isn’t the only sport covered at BetVictor. Darts betting is available too, for example, with the World Championship due to start imminently. Comprehensive coverage of this tournament and other darts competitions are also covered at BetVictor.