Australian Open tennis accumulator tips and best bets for day one

Tennis betting accumulator tips and best bets for day one of the 2022 Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

Where to watch

Starts midnight Sunday, live on Eurosport

Best accumulator bets for day one

Brandon Nakashima to beat Mackenzie McDonald

Soonwoo Kwon to beat Christopher Eubanks

Borna Coric to beat Jiri Lehecka

Madison Keys to beat Anna Blinkova

Amanda Anisimova to beat Marta Kostyuk

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B Nakashima v M McDonald

ATP Next Gen Finals champion Brandon Nakashima looks a worthy favourite against fellow American Mackenzie McDonald. McDonald's consistency makes him a danger but Nakashima's ceiling is much higher.

C Eubanks v S Kwon

Soonwoo Kwon claimed the Adelaide International 2 title on Saturday and the South Korean should have enough left to see off Christopher Eubanks in his Melbourne opener. Kwon toppled some big names in South Australia and this is an easier task.

J Lehecka v B Coric

Borna Coric is steadily rediscovering the form that took him to the brink of the world's top ten and the Croat should brush aside Jiri Lehecka, who is a capable performer but not yet at Coric's level.

M Keys v A Blinkova

Madison Keys delivered a perfect five wins from as many matches to help USA win the United Cup and she tends to save her best tennis for Grand Slams. She has a title chance and should prove far too strong for Anna Blinkova.

M Kostyuk v A Anisimova

Amanda Anisimova reached at least the fourth round of three of the four Grand Slams in 2022 and should advance from a tight contest against Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk. Both are promising players but Anisimova has achieved more.

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