Fantasy Mutua Madrid Open Virtual ATP. (At least 130 GBP/148 Euro in prizes!)
Tennis NewsMonday, 27 April 2020 at 10:33
The tennis world is also halted by the Coronavirus pandemic. Nevertheless, the Mutua Madrid Open will be played this week albeit virtually. Sixteen top tennis players will hand in their racket for a controller and compete against each other in the computer game Tennis World Tour.
The players are divided into four groups with Group 1 as the so-called 'group of death' with Rafael Nadal, Benoit Paire, Denis Shapovalov and Andy Murray set to face off.
The group phase will be completed on Monday and Tuesday from 3 p.m. and on Wednesday the quarterfinals will follow. Thursday is the final day with both the semifinals and the final, which starts at 6 p.m.
Click here to register and click here to go to the game when you are already registered at Zweeler.
The Fantasy Mutua Madrid Open Virtual ATP 2020 starts on Monday 27 April 2020 at 15:00 hours CET. You have a budget of 42 million euro to buy 6 tennis players of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Mutua Madrid Open Virtual ATP 2020.
The tennis players will earn points for your team in the group stage for every game they win. After the group stage a tennis player can win points per round for your team for reaching the quarter finals, semi finals, final and winning the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual ATP.
The game will cost £4.38/€5 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of £130/€148 in prizes. The first prize will be £42/€4 (5 GC prizes).
Values tennis players Mutua Madrid Open Virtual ATP:
1 Greece Tsitsipas, Stefano 9.5 mln.
2 Spain Nadal, Rafael 8.6 mln.
3 Germany Zverev, Alexander 8.4 mln.
4 France Paire, Benoit 8 mln.
5 Argentina Schwartzman, Diego 7.9 mln.
6 Russia Khachanov, Karen 7.1 mln.
7 Italy Fognini, Fabio 6.7 mln.
8 Austria Thiem, Dominic 6.6 mln.
9 United States Isner, John 6.2 mln.
10 Belgium Goffin, David 5.8 mln.
11 France Pouille, Lucas 5.5 mln.
12 Japan Nishikori, Kei 5.4 mln.
13 Canada Shapovalov, Denis 5.3 mln.
14 United States Tiafoe, Frances 5 mln.
15 Spain Ferrer, David 4.9 mln.
16 United Kingdom Murray, Andy 4.5 mln.
2 Spain Nadal, Rafael 8.6 mln.
3 Germany Zverev, Alexander 8.4 mln.
4 France Paire, Benoit 8 mln.
5 Argentina Schwartzman, Diego 7.9 mln.
6 Russia Khachanov, Karen 7.1 mln.
7 Italy Fognini, Fabio 6.7 mln.
8 Austria Thiem, Dominic 6.6 mln.
9 United States Isner, John 6.2 mln.
10 Belgium Goffin, David 5.8 mln.
11 France Pouille, Lucas 5.5 mln.
12 Japan Nishikori, Kei 5.4 mln.
13 Canada Shapovalov, Denis 5.3 mln.
14 United States Tiafoe, Frances 5 mln.
15 Spain Ferrer, David 4.9 mln.
16 United Kingdom Murray, Andy 4.5 mln.
Group A
Nadal, Rafael
Paire, Benoit
Shapovalov, Denis
Murray, Andy
Nadal, Rafael
Paire, Benoit
Shapovalov, Denis
Murray, Andy
Group B
Schwartzman, Diego
Thiem, Dominic
Isner, John
Ferrer, David
Schwartzman, Diego
Thiem, Dominic
Isner, John
Ferrer, David
Group C
Tsitsipas, Stefano
Fognini, Fabio
Nishikori, Kei
Tiafoe, Frances
Tsitsipas, Stefano
Fognini, Fabio
Nishikori, Kei
Tiafoe, Frances
Group D
Zverev, Alexander
Khachanov, Karen
Goffin, David
Pouille, Lucas
Zverev, Alexander
Khachanov, Karen
Goffin, David
Pouille, Lucas
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