ATP Fantasy rules: how the game scores

• Your squad contains 8 ATP singles players: 6 starters and 2 ordered alternates.
• The starting budget is 100 credits; unused credits are retained.
• Prices begin between 1 and 40 credits and may move with results.
• Starters score points; alternates cover unavailable starters.
• One starter receives the Bonus Ball and doubles their score.

Each player receives the value of the furthest round reached. It is not cumulative and varies by category: ATP 250, ATP 500, Masters 1000 or Major.

• ATP 250: from 0 points in R32 to 250 for the champion.
• ATP 500: from 0 points in R32 to 500 for the champion.
• Masters 1000: from 10 points in R128 to 1,000 for the champion.
• Major: from 10 points in R128 to 2,000 for the champion.

• Ace: +2 points each.
• Straight-set win: +10 points.
• Upset win: +20 points.
• Double fault: -2 points each.
• 6-0 set lost: -10 points.
• Upset loss: -20 points.

• Before the first matchday, transfers are unlimited.
• From matchday two, you receive 2 free switches each week.
• Unused switches roll over to a maximum of 8.
• Every additional switch costs 50 points.
• At the start of a swing the balance resets; operator rules award 8 switches.

• Assign the Bonus Ball to a starter to double their score.
• Alternates makes both alternates score.
• Triple Bounce triples, rather than doubles, the selected player's score.
• Only one chip can be activated per matchday, before the deadline.
• Each chip type can be used once per swing and does not carry into the next one.

Verified sources do not fully define some edge cases: the rank-16 price overlap, the exact definition of an upset, multiple 6-0 sets lost and the Swing Switch limit. SetDraft does not present unclear rules as facts.