Magdalena Frech vs. Amanda Anisimova Prediction, Odds, Picks for German Open 2025

Magdalena Frech and Amanda Anisimova will lock horns in the round of 16 at Berlin on Thursday.

Based on the latest simulation results, Dimers' proven tennis model (see Dimers Pro for full access) projects Amanda Anisimova as the most likely winner of the match.

"Using the latest data, we simulated Thursday's Frech-Anisimova match 10,000 times," said Dimers data analyst Greg Butyn.

"Taking into account recent updates and various additional inputs, we forecast Amanda Anisimova with a win probability of 76% and Magdalena Frech with 24%."

For expanded analysis of Thursday's match, including best bets and picks, visit our interactive Frech vs. Anisimova predictions page.

Frech vs. Anisimova Prediction: Who Will Win and Advance to the Quarterfinals?

Using innovative machine learning and data, we have simulated the result of Thursday's Frech-Anisimova women's singles match 10,000 times as part of our tennis predictions coverage.

Our famous predictive model currently gives Anisimova a 76% chance of winning against Frech at Berlin.

Additionally, Anisimova has a 71% chance of winning the first set, according to our model.

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Magdalena Frech vs. Amanda Anisimova Odds

We have researched the most up-to-date betting odds in America for this match, which are listed here:

Bet Type	Frech	Anisimova
Moneyline	+275	-357
First Set	+220	-278

All odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

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Frech vs. Anisimova Picks and Best Bets

Our model's strongest edge in today's Frech vs. Anisimova match is on the first set.

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Frech vs. Anisimova Updates and Essential Details

The German Open match between Magdalena Frech and Amanda Anisimova is scheduled to start on Thursday at 12:25PM ET.

• Who: Magdalena Frech vs. Amanda Anisimova
• Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025
• Approx. Time: 12:25PM ET/9:25AM PT
• Tournament: Berlin, Germany Women's Singles 2025
• Round: Round of 16

All dates and times in this article are United States Eastern Time unless otherwise noted.

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Conclusion

We predict Amanda Anisimova, with a 76% win probability, will likely beat Magdalena Frech at Berlin.

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