Point systems

Welcome to the Balls System page

Where we break down how points are calculated in Grand Slam Picks’ fantasy tennis platform. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to fantasy tennis, understanding the Balls System is key to building a winning team and climbing the leaderboard.

Here’s a detailed explanation of how points are awarded:

1. Core Match Points

• Winning a match: +10 points
• Losing a match: -5 points
• Advancing to the next round (qualification, semifinal, final): +5 points
• Each set won: +3 points
• Each game won: +1 point
• Each ace: +2 points
• Each serve into the court (successfully): +1 point
• Each break point saved: +3 points
• Each point saved after a long game (e.g., 10+ minutes): +1 point
• Winning a tiebreak: +5 points

2. Special Achievements

• Hat trick (winning three matches in a row in a tournament): +20 points
• Winning a tournament (Grand Prix, Masters, Grand Slam): +50 points
• Fastest match in a tournament (e.g., under 1 hour): +10 points
• Breaking a tournament record (e.g., most aces in a match): +15 points

3. Performance Bonuses by Tournament Stage

• 1st round win: +5 points
• 2nd round win: +7 points
• 4th round win: +10 points
• Semifinal win: +15 points
• Final win: +20 points

4. Penalties and Deducted Points

• Withdrawing from a tournament (any reason): -10 points
• Injury or refusal to play: -20 points
• Disqualification due to misconduct: -25 points

5. Long-Term Achievements and Career Milestones

• Reaching the top 10 in world rankings: +10 points
• Reaching the top 5 in world rankings: +20 points
• Returning after a long break (injury or absence): +15 points
• Winning a major tournament after 5+ years: +30 points

6. Team Performance Bonuses (if applicable)

• Scoring 1000+ points in a season as a team: +50 points
• Supporting a team that wins consecutive tournaments: +25 points

How to Use the Balls System to Your Advantage

Focus on Consistent Performers: Players who consistently win matches and advance in tournaments will earn you steady points.

Target High-Achievers: Look for players who excel in specific areas, such as aces or break points saved, to maximize bonus points.

Monitor Penalties: Avoid selecting players with a history of withdrawals or disqualifications to prevent point deductions.

The Balls System is designed to reward strategic thinking and in-depth knowledge of tennis. By understanding how points are calculated, you can make smarter decisions when building your team and increase your chances of winning.

Ready to dominate your fantasy tennis league? Use the Balls System to your advantage and start climbing the leaderboard today!