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With the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of 2024 is about to begin. On the fast hardcourt courts in sunny Melbourne, there will be two weeks of competition for the prestigious title and millions in prize money.
A year ago, Novak Djokovic took his tenth Australian Open title and the Serbian No. 1 is also the top favorite this edition. His main challenger is Carlos Alcaraz. The top Spanish talent was the only one to beat Djokovic at a Grand Slam in 2023.
Among the ladies, things are a lot more exciting on paper. Iga Swiatek is ranked No. 1 by the bookmakers, but the top seed has never reached the final Down Under. Elena Rybakina, Coco Gauff and defending champion Aryna Sabalenka are among the chasing pack, while two-time winner Naomi Osaka is also back.
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Why play Fantasy Tennis?
· Your engagement with Tennis will further increase. It is not about one tennis player, but 30 players who need to perform for you!
· For only $7,68/€7/£6,02 you will get many extra hours of entertainment before the start of the Australian Open and even more hours of entertainment during the Australian Open.
· If you manage to beat the other players (there are 61 prizes in General Classification), you can also win nice cash prizes (1st prize $220/€200/£172!
Now it is also possible for the USA to play at Zweeler!
The Fantasy Australian Open starts on Sunday 14 January 2024 at 1:10.
As a participant to the Fantasy Australian Open you need to create a team which exists out of 30 tennis players. All tennis players (men and women) are divided into 12 different groups. You can choose per group a restricted total of tennis players of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Australian Open.
The tennis players can win points for your team in a few different ways. A tennis player can get points if he 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.
The game will cost $7,68/€7/£6,02 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of $770/€700/£605 in prizes. The first prize will be $220/€200/£172 (16 GC prizes).
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