Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP - $585 / €500 / £430 guaranteed prize pool!
Tennis NewsSaturday, 23 May 2026 at 15:40
The battle for the second Grand Slam title of 2026 is about to begin on the famous clay courts of Paris — and with Carlos Alcaraz injured, all eyes are on Jannik Sinner as the big favourite for Roland-Garros.
Following Roland-Garros becomes even more exciting when you create your own Fantasy team. Zweeler offers a wide range of tennis games, including the Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP. Every player has been assigned a value and can earn points through a variety of statistics — although winning matches remains the most important factor.
Enter the Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP now.
Enter the Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP now.
Men’s Singles: Jannik Sinner the man to beat in Paris
With Carlos Alcaraz sidelined through injury, Jannik Sinner heads into Roland-Garros as the clear favourite. After losing last year’s final in a thrilling battle against Alcaraz, the Italian now has a golden opportunity to capture the title in Paris.
The big question is: who can stop him on the clay courts of Roland-Garros?
Choosing the right players around Sinner could be the difference between winning and losing in the Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP.
How the Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP Works
Starting Sunday, 24 May 2026 at 11:10, you become the manager.
- Select 16 ATP players
- Build your team with a budget of €235 million
- Earn points through match wins and performance statistics
Players score points for victories, games won, set difference, aces, first-serve percentage and more. Double faults can cost points, meaning every statistic matters throughout the tournament.
Every match counts equally — from the first round to the final — giving all participants a fair chance to compete for the prizes.
Fantasy Roland-Garros ATP 2026 – Key Details
- Entry Fee: $8.16 / €7 / £6.06 per team
- Guaranteed Prize Pool: $585 / €500 / £430
- First Prize: $115 / €98 / £84
- Total Prizes: 15 GC prizes
Why Play Fantasy Tennis During Roland-Garros?
- Test your tennis knowledge
- Add extra excitement to every match in Paris
- Compete against tennis fans worldwide
- Follow the tournament with a strategic edge
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