Tennis Fantasy Point System

How Tennis Fantasy Scoring Works

Every action on the court translates into fantasy points. Understanding our comprehensive scoring system is the key to building winning lineups and climbing the leaderboards.

Points are awarded in real-time as matches progress, allowing you to track your lineup's performance live. Strategic player selection based on form, matchup, and court surface can maximize your scoring potential.

Match Performance Scoring

Tournament Performance Bonuses

Special Performance Multipliers

Captain Selection (2x Points)

Designate one player as your captain to double all their fantasy points. Choose wisely - this can make or break your lineup's success.

Star Player Bonus (1.5x Points)

Your highest-ranked player automatically receives a 1.5x multiplier on all scoring actions, rewarding strategic selection of elite athletes.

Underdog Bonus

Players ranked lower than their opponent receive a +25% point boost for match victories, encouraging strategic risk-taking.

Maximizing Your Fantasy Points

Strategic Lineup Building

• Research Surface Performance: Players perform differently on clay, grass, and hard courts. Check recent form on the tournament surface.
• Analyze Head-to-Head Records: Historical matchups reveal player tendencies and psychological advantages.
• Consider Tournament Stage: Early rounds favor consistent players; later rounds reward picking potential champions.
• Balance Risk and Reward: Mix established stars with strategic underdog selections for optimal scoring potential.
• Monitor Injury Reports: Player fitness directly impacts performance and fantasy output.
• Study Serve Statistics: High ace counts and first-serve percentages correlate with fantasy success.
• Track Break Point Conversion: Players who convert break opportunities accumulate points quickly.
• Captain Selection Matters: Use your 2x multiplier on players with favorable matchups and strong recent form.

Contest Scoring Examples

Example: Dominant Performance

Player A wins 6-2, 6-3 (Straight Sets)

• 8 Aces (8 × 8) = 64 points
• 24 Winners (24 × 4) = 96 points
• 12 Games Won (12 × 3) = 36 points
• 2 Sets Won (2 × 15) = 30 points
• Match Victory = 25 points
• Straight Sets Bonus = 10 points
• 3 Breaks Won (3 × 6) = 18 points

Total: 279 points (558 if selected as Captain!)

Example: Comeback Victory

Player B wins 4-6, 6-3, 7-5

• 5 Aces (5 × 8) = 40 points
• 18 Winners (18 × 4) = 72 points
• 14 Games Won (14 × 3) = 42 points
• 2 Sets Won (2 × 15) = 30 points
• Match Victory = 25 points
• 4 Breaks Won (4 × 6) = 24 points
• -3 Double Faults (-3 × 2) = -6 points

Total: 227 points

Advanced Strategy Guide

Tournament-Specific Strategies

Grand Slam Tournaments: Prioritize players with deep tournament run potential. The cumulative bonuses for reaching later rounds can eclipse single-match performance.

Masters 1000 Events: Balance between consistent point-scorers and high-ceiling players who can dominate specific matchups.

ATP 250/500 Events: Focus on current form over seeding. Smaller tournaments often see surprising performances from motivated players.

Weather and Court Conditions

Outdoor tournaments can be affected by wind and temperature, impacting serve effectiveness. Indoor hard courts favor big servers, while clay courts reward consistent baseline players with strong defensive games.