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Fantasy Tennis Point System

Understanding how points are calculated is key to building a winning lineup. Here's the complete breakdown of our scoring system for tennis fantasy contests.

Match Performance Points

Action	Points
Match Win	+25
Set Won	+8
Ace	+2
Service Break	+5
Match Lost	0
Double Fault	-1

Tournament Progression Bonus

Round Reached	Bonus Points
Round 1 Win	+10
Round 2 Win	+15
Quarterfinal Win	+20
Semifinal Win	+30
Final Win (Champion)	+50

Special Achievement Bonuses

Achievement	Points
Upset Win (Lower Ranked Player Wins)	+15
Straight Set Victory	+10
10+ Aces in a Match	+12
Comeback Win (After Losing First Set)	+8

Lineup Multipliers

Maximize your score with strategic lineup construction:

Captain: Your captain earns 1.5x points for all actions
Star Player: Your star player earns 1.25x points for all actions
Budget Balance: Successfully using players from different price tiers can unlock bonus multipliers

Tips for Maximizing Points

🎯 Study Matchups

Research head-to-head records and playing surface preferences. Some players excel on clay while others dominate on hard courts.

📊 Track Form

Recent performance matters. Look for players on winning streaks or those who have been performing well in recent tournaments.

⚖️ Balance Your Lineup

Mix top seeds with value picks. Don't spend your entire budget on superstars - find undervalued players who can deliver points.

🏆 Consider Tournament Stage

Early rounds offer opportunities for upsets. Later rounds feature consistent performers. Adjust your strategy accordingly.

⚡ Monitor Live Stats

Track aces, service breaks, and match momentum in real-time. Use this information to inform future lineup decisions.

👥 Join Community Discussions

Learn from other players' strategies and insights. Share tips and discuss upcoming matchups to improve your game.

Strategy Guide

Building a Winning Lineup:

Start with your captain pick - choose a player likely to go deep in the tournament
Select 2-3 top-tier players as your core lineup
Fill remaining spots with value players who have favorable matchups
Consider surface specialists for specific tournaments (clay court masters at French Open, etc.)
Don't overlook qualifying players - they can provide excellent value early in tournaments
Balance risk and consistency - mix guaranteed first-round wins with potential upset picks

Advanced Tactics:

Target players facing lower-ranked opponents in early rounds for safe points
Look for players with high ace rates on fast surfaces for bonus points
Consider recent injury reports and fitness levels
Weather conditions can affect play style - adapt your picks accordingly
Use lineup flexibility to your advantage in contests that allow changes before match start

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