The 2022 French Open has moved into its second round, but we’ve already seen our fair share of upsets. 17th-seeded American Reilly Opelka lost his first-round match, as did 2nd-seeded Barbora Krejcikova, and 5th-seeded Anett Kontaveit.

As we continue on in the tournament, we’ll give you the day’s schedule for both the Men’s and Women’s Draw, as well as some of our favorite bets for the day.

Just as a primer for those who are new to betting on tennis, you are able to bet on four things:

• Moneyline: who will win the match
• Game spread: how many total games will one player win by?
• Set spread: how many sets will one player win by?
• Over/Under: over or under how many total games will be played in the match?

2022 French Open Schedule and Picks – May 26th

Court Philippe Chatrier: Starts At 6:30 A.M. EST
R64			Laslo Djere	VS	(2)		Daniil Medvedev
R64	(22)		Madison Keys	VS			Caroline Garcia
R64	(WC)		Gilles Simon	VS			Steve Johnson
R64			Alize Cornet	VS	(13)		Jelena Ostapenko

Best Bet: Madison Keys (-4.5 games) +112 on DraftKings

I like Keys, but this is mainly about her opponent. Garcia has played only once in the last few months and that was during her first-round win over a player who was visibly cramping during the match. Garcia may not be 100% recovered from her injury, and Keys has serve to cruise through this match. It also helps that Garcia makes as many unforced errors as Keys usually does.

Court: Suzanne Lenglen Starts At 5:00 A.M. EST
R64	(3)		Paula Badosa	VS			Kaja Juvan
R64	(LL)		Pedro Cachin	VS			Hugo Gaston
R64	(1)		Iga Swiatek	VS			Alison Riske
R64	(Q)		Zdenek Kolar	VS	(4)		Stefanos Tsitsipas

Best Bet: Iga Swiatek (-7.5 games) -140 on DraftKings

Yes, this is a lot of games in tennis, but I also don’t think it’s enough. Swiatek is the number one woman in the world for a reason. She has a tremendous serve and has the groundstrokes to dominate a match from the baseline. She also moves better than Riske. She just does everything way better than risk. This might be over quickly.

Court Simonne Mathieu: Starts At 5:00 A.M. EST
R64	(WC)		Leolia Jeanjean	VS	(8)		Karolina Pliskova
R64	(24)		Frances Tiafoe	VS			David Goffin
R64	(19)		Simona Halep	VS			Qinwen Zheng
R64	(7)		Andrey Rublev	VS			Federico Delbonis

Best Bet: Karolina Pliskova (under 19.5 games) +115 on DraftKings

Pliskova needs just 12 games to secure a win over wild card Jeanjean. However, we can’t really bet on 6-0, 6-0; however, I still don’t think Pliskova will lose many games her; maybe four all match. That makes me feel comfortable in taking this bet in what I think will be a bit of a cakewalk.

Court 14: Starts At 5:00 A.M. EST
R64	(8)		Casper Ruud	VS			Emil Ruusuvuori
R64	(WC)		Katie Volynets	VS	(16)		Elena Rybakina
R64			Marco Cecchinato	VS	(12)		Hubert Hurkacz
R64			Madison Brengle	VS	(7)		Aryna Sabalenka

Court 7: Starts At 5:00 A.M. EST
R64	(11)		Jessica Pegula	VS			Anhelina Kalinina
R64			Marton Fucsovics	VS	(20)		Marin Cilic
R64	(9)		Danielle Collins	VS			Shelby Rogers
R64			Roberto Carballes Baena	VS	(11)		Jannik Sinner

Best Bet: Danielle Collins (-4.5 games) (-105 at DraftKings)

This just comes down to me believing Collins is the far superior player. She has a much better serve and is more athletic with better overall movement. I think those will be too huge factors, especially considering Collins is the more aggressive and assertive player. Since Rogers isn’t a player known for her power, I think Collins should be able to force the tempo and take some big sets.

Court 6: Starts At 5:00 A.M. EST
R64	(Q)		Aleksandra Krunic	VS	(29)		Veronika Kudermetova
R64	(28)		Miomir Kecmanovic	VS			Alexander Bublik
R64	(28)		Camila Giorgi	VS			Yulia Putintseva
R64	(29)		Daniel Evans	VS			Mikael Ymer

Best Bet: Mikael Ymer (+4.5 games) at -112 on DraftKings

There are some people who think Ymer can win this match outright, and while I can’t go that far, I do think this is going to be a very closely contested match. Evans is not a particularly skilled clay court player, while Ymer has been better on clay in his career. Ymer is a more active and athletic player, so I think we can keep up with Evan’s style of play, which is more about defense and return game than aggressive offense.

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