The Fantasy WTA Tennis 2023 has been renewed.
From now on, tennis players not only score points for a win, but also for, for example, winning a game, the set difference and the number of aces. As a result, it also becomes more important by how much margin a player wins or loses.
Why play Fantasy Tennis?
· Your engagement with Tennis will further increase. It is not about one tennis player, but 20 players who need to perform for you!
· For only $10,62/€10/£8,82 you will get many extra hours of entertainment before the start of the tournament and even more hours of entertainment during the full Tennis season.
· If you manage to beat the other players (there are 81 prizes in General Classification), you can also win nice cash prizes (1st prize $750/€700/£610)!
Now it is also possible for the USA to play at Zweeler!
"Legal residents physically located in any of the fifty (50) states and Washington, DC, excluding Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, MaryLand, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington are eligible to open A User Account and participate in Contests.
The tournaments are divided into four categories (Grand Slam, WTA 1000, WTA 500, WTA 250) and the higher the category, the more points can be earned. Each match within a category, from the first round to the final, counts equally. Ultimately, the accumulation ensures that the winner of a tournament scores the most points.
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The Fantasy WTA Tennis 2023 starts on Monday 2 January 2023 at 1:00 hours CET.
You have a budget of 270 million euro to buy 20 tennis players of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy WTA Tennis 2023.
The tennis players can win points for your team in a few different ways. A tennis player can get points if she wins a match. You can also win points for the different statistics like the total games won, the set difference, the total of aces, 1st service percentage, 1st return points percentage and also minus points for double faults. Please check "Points" for more details.
An example: Iga Swiatek plays against Coco Gauff (Grand Slam) and wins this match with 6-4 and 6-2. Swiatek will receive 150 points for winning the match and 12 x 5 = 60 points for the games won. Also she gets 2 times 30 points = 60 points for the set difference. 270 points in total. For the rest of the statistics she will score: 15 aces (15 points), 3 double faults (-3 points), 62% 1st service percentage (3 points), 37% first service return points won (4 points), 67% of the total of games won (6 points), 30% break points won percentage (4 points) and a maximum of 6 points in a row won (2 points). Swiatek will score 31 points for the statistics. Her total score for your team will be 270 + 31 points = 301 points.
The game will cost $10,62/€10/£8,82 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of $3,900/€3,650/£3,200 in prizes. The first prize will be $750/€700/£610 (41 GC prizes).
Values top 40 Fantasy WTA TENNIS 2023!
1 Swiatek, Iga 40
2 Jabeur, Ons 29.5
3 Pegula, Jessica 28.2
4 Gauff, Coco 28.1
5 Sakkari, Maria 25.9
6 Badosa, Paula 25.7
7 Sabalenka, Aryna 25.2
8 Kudermetova, Veronika 23.3
9 Garcia, Caroline 22.8
10 Rybakina, Elena 22.5
11 Kasatkina, Daria 20.9
12 Bencic, Belinda 20.6
13 Anisimova, Amanda 20
14 Krejcikova, Barbora 19.9
15 Kontaveit, Anett 19.1
16 Keys, Madison 18.4
17 Ostapenko, Jelena 18.3
18 Kvitova, Petra 18
19 Muguruza, Garbiñe 17.5
20 Mertens, Elise 17.4
21 Pliskova, Karolina 17.2
22 Collins, Danielle 16.6
23 Samsonova, Liudmila 15.9
24 Haddad Maia, Beatriz 15.8
25 Tomljanovic, Ajla 15.7
26 Zhang, Shuai 15.5
27 Azarenka, Victoria 15
28 Tauson, Clara 14.9
29 Zheng, Qinwen 14.7
30 Alexandrova, Ekaterina 14.6
31 Bouzkova, Marie 14.4
32 Fernandez, Leylah 14
33 Cornet, Alizé 13.9
34 Osaka, Naomi 13.6
35 Andreescu, Bianca 13.5
36 Raducanu, Emma 13.4
37 Teichmann, Jil 13.1
38 Riske-Amritraj, Alison 12.7
39 Fruhvirtova, Linda 12
40 Kalinina, Anhelina 11.9
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