For R1, it's easy to work out who were our favoured picks for each match just by summing the 1s across the entry sheets. So, here are the results, with a * against the player who actually won if the match has already been played. Smileys are based on whether most of us got it right or wrong.

I've posted this on a separate thread because it's quite long and I don't want it to swamp the main thread!

(LL) Guillermo Canas ARG 14
Jan Hajek CZE 5

Carlos Moya ESP 18
(Q) Paul Capdeville CHI 1

Janko Tipsarevic SRB 8
Paradorn Srichaphan THA 11

Luis Horna PER 12
Filippo Volandri ITA 7

Robby Ginepri USA 17
(WC) Robert Kendrick USA 2

Evgeny Korolev RUS 17
Simon Greul GER 2

Gael Monfils FRA 15
Julien Benneteau FRA 4

Kristian Pless DEN 11
Florent Serra FRA 8

Christophe Rochus BEL 2
(WC) Sam Querrey USA 17

Tim Henman GBR 17
Jan Hernych CZE 2

Juan Monaco ARG 11
Nicolas Mahut FRA 8 

(Q) Lukas Dlouhy CZE 7
(Q) Wesley Moodie RSA 12

(Q) Tomas Zib CZE 8
(Q) Michael Llodra FRA 11 

Kristof Vliegen BEL 18
(Q) Teimuraz Gabashvili RUS 1

Justin Gimelstob USA 5
Daniele Bracciali ITA 14

Frank Dancevic CAN 12
(Q) Alexander Waske GER 7

Benjamin Becker GER 19
(Q) Alejandro Falla COL 0

Max Mirnyi BLR 3
Thomas Johansson SWE 16

Alberto Martin ESP 2
Paul-Henri Mathieu FRA 17 

Philipp Kohlschreiber GER 7
Hyung-Taik Lee KOR 12

(WC) Gustavo Kuerten BRA 4
Juan Martin del Potro ARG 15 

Sergio Roitman ARG 1
Paul Goldstein USA 18

Stefan Koubek AUT 7
Vincent Spadea USA 12 

Feliciano Lopez ESP 10
(Q) Chris Guccione AUS 9

Gilles Simon FRA 17
(Q) Rainer Schuettler GER 2

Bjorn Phau GER 3
Jonas Bjorkman SWE 16

Guillermo Garcia-Lopez ESP 6
Nicolas Massu CHI 13

(WC) Michael Russell USA 7
Marc Gicquel FRA 12

Sebastien Grosjean FRA 14
Jose Acasuso ARG 5 

Florian Mayer GER 12
Igor Kunitsyn RUS 7

(Q) Andreas Seppi ITA 13
(WC) Alex Kuznetsov USA 6

(Q) Viktor Troicki SRB 3
Arnaud Clement FRA 16

This analysis is harder to do for later rounds because although it's just as easy to work out whether people thought the first or second-named player in the draw was going to win the match by summing the 1s, that can't tell you how many people had the right players in those positions in the first place.

However, it will still be easy to work out how many people thought each seed would win or lose in R2, regardless of which of their possible opponents people thought they would be playing against, so I'll post that data later too.

Edit: Day two results added, our 'favourites' won 21 matches, the same as andyjmr, who ended R1 in 5th.