Understanding how points are awarded is key to building a winning fantasy tennis lineup. Every serve, ace, and match matters!
Players in your fantasy lineup earn points based on their real-world performance in tennis matches. The better they perform on court, the more points they score for your team.
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Match Win (Best of 3) | +50 points |
| Match Win (Best of 5) | +75 points |
| Set Won | +20 points |
| Set Won 6-0 or 6-1 (Dominant) | +30 points |
| Game Won | +2 points |
| Break of Serve Won | +8 points |
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Ace | +3 points |
| Service Game Won | +4 points |
| First Serve Percentage > 70% | +10 bonus points |
| 10+ Aces in Match | +15 bonus points |
| Double Fault | -1 point |
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Winner (Forehand/Backhand) | +1 point |
| Passing Shot Winner | +2 points |
| Successful Net Approach | +3 points |
| Return Winner | +3 points |
| Unforced Error | -0.5 points |
| Achievement | Bonus Points |
|---|---|
| Winning in Straight Sets | +20 points |
| Coming Back from 0-2 Sets Down | +30 points |
| Bagel (6-0 Set Win) | +15 points |
| Captain Multiplier | ×1.5 all points |
| Star Player Multiplier | ×2.0 all points |
Each contest has a salary cap. Players are priced based on recent form and ranking. Top players cost more but deliver consistency, while value picks can provide surprise performances.
Grand Slams use best-of-5 format (more points available), while most other tournaments are best-of-3. Adjust your strategy accordingly. Early rounds favor favorites, but later rounds can be unpredictable.
Serve-Dominant Players: Rack up ace points but need to win matches for high scores.
Baseline Grinders: Consistent point accumulation through games and rallies.
All-Court Players: Balanced scoring with multiple point sources.
Underdogs: High risk, high reward when they pull off upsets.
You must be 18 years or older to participate in fantasy sports contests.