Master the scoring system to build winning lineups and dominate the leaderboards.
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Match Win | +50 points |
| Set Win | +20 points |
| Game Win | +4 points |
| Tiebreak Win | +10 points |
| Match Loss | 0 points |
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Ace | +8 points |
| Break Point Won | +12 points |
| Break Point Saved | +6 points |
| Double Fault | -3 points |
| Unforced Error | -2 points |
| Winner (Forehand/Backhand) | +3 points |
| Achievement | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Captain Multiplier | 1.5x all points |
| Straight Sets Win (2-0 or 3-0) | +25 bonus points |
| Comeback Win (down 0-2, win 3-2) | +40 bonus points |
| Dominant Performance (6-0 set) | +15 bonus points |
| 10+ Aces in Match | +20 bonus points |
Each contest has a salary cap. Select players across different price tiers to maximize your roster strength while staying under budget. Your lineup typically includes:
Grand Slam Contests: Multi-day tournaments covering entire major championships. Build daily lineups as the tournament progresses.
Daily Contests: Single-day competitions based on scheduled ATP/WTA matches. Quick turnaround and immediate results.
Head-to-Head: Compete against one opponent. Winner takes the leaderboard with highest score.
Tournament Leagues: Large-field contests with hundreds of participants. Top finishers climb the overall leaderboard.
Study head-to-head records, surface preferences, and recent form. Clay court specialists dominate on red dirt while serve-and-volley players excel on grass.
Track first-serve percentages, break point conversion rates, and unforced errors. Adjust future lineups based on trending player performance.
Don’t blow the entire salary cap on top seeds. Mix favorites with value plays. One underdog breakthrough can vault you up the leaderboard.
The 1.5x multiplier is crucial. Pick a player with high floor (consistent scoring) and ceiling (explosive potential). Consider favorable matchups.
Hard court, clay, and grass play differently. Rafael Nadal dominates clay, while players like Roger Federer historically excelled on grass courts.
Monitor injury reports and last-minute withdrawals. Swap players before contest lock to avoid zero-point roster spots from scratched players.
Let’s see how a strong performance translates to fantasy points:
Player: Top Seed (Captain – 1.5x multiplier)
Base Total: 383 points
Captain Multiplier: 383 × 1.5 = 574.5 points