ATP Fantasy: a guide to playing and choosing your team

For every matchday you build a team of real tennis players and compete with the points they earn in tour events. The 2026 season is played in tournament weeks from April to November.

• Your squad has 8 ATP singles players: 6 starters and 2 ordered alternates.
• You begin with a 100-credit budget to sign players.
• Starters score points; alternates cover a starter who cannot play.
• One starter receives the Bonus Ball and has their score doubled.

Players score for the furthest round they reach in their tournament. That result score is then adjusted by match bonuses and penalties.

• Round points depend on the tournament category.
• Aces, straight-set wins and upset wins add bonuses.
• Double faults, 6-0 sets lost and upset losses deduct points.
• The Bonus Ball doubles the selected starter's total.

Before confirming your team, compare more than a player's name or price.

• Value: a cheaper player with a favourable draw can return more per credit.
• Draw difficulty: possible opponents change the risk on every route.
• Price reflects ranking, not the matchday's expected result.
• Expected progression estimates how many rounds a player can clear.
• Use the Bonus Ball and your switches deliberately.

• Matchday shows stored, verified ATP draws and matches.
• Players provides ATP rankings and current profiles.
• Draw context calculates route difficulty only from available evidence.
• Market compares price and value when a verified weekly projection exists.

SetDraft is an independent tool and is not affiliated with the ATP. It does not claim infallible predictions: it publishes verified data and, where available, structural projections. When coverage is insufficient, it says so clearly.