What is a long handicap tiebreaker? Introduction to the long handicap tiebreaker

When the two sides play 6:6 in the last set, they usually have to win through the long set, that is, one side has to win 2 games in a row to win, such as 9:7 10:8 11:9 and so on.

For example, when entering 6:6 in the final set, instead of tie-breaking 7 (i.e., whoever wins the 7th game wins), the game will continue to rotate serve for 1 game until one side leads the other side by 2 games, and the match is over.

This method is mostly used in the tiebreaker, which can better reflect the strength of the player, after all, the luck component of the tie-break is larger.

Grab seven has been used for many years, and people are more familiar with it. Experts differ on the fact that this method has only just been introduced in some major tournaments (e.g. the four Grand Slams, etc.) and is a new method. As for whether it can become a classic format like a tie-break, it remains to be tested by time.

It's a tie-break, whoever gets seven points first wins, and it seems that there is a change of serve system.

One side wants to open up the two-set gap after 6-6, which is a very abrasive format, and the Australian Open seems to be still in use.

In a tennis match (3 wins in 5 sets or 2 wins in 3 sets), if you enter 6:6 in the final set, you will no longer have a tie-break (i.e., whoever wins the 7th game wins), but continue to rotate serve for 1 game until one side leads the other side by 2 games and the match is over. Example:

Nadal: Federer wins 3 in 5 sets and wins in the first four sets (4:6 7:

6 7:5 3:6) 5th set 6:

At 6 o'clock, the long set is decided. At the last 7:9, Federer won the fifth set, with a big score of 2:

3. Federer beats Nadal.

In Grand Slam tournaments, long sets are played in long sets.

The format of each competition is different.

1. Generally speaking, when both sides win 5 games each, one side wins 2 games to win 1 set.

2. In the first 2 sets of the 3-set 2-win system and the first 4 sets of the 5-set 3-win system, the number of games in each set is 6 draws, unless otherwise specified before the game, the tie-break 7 (tie-7 game) should generally be used

a The first 7 points to score wins the game and the set (if the score is 6 drawn, the team must net 2 points).

b The first player serves the first point, the opponent serves the first point, and then takes turns serving the two points until the end of the game.

c The first point is served in the right zone, the second point is served in the left zone, and the third point is served in the right zone.

d Fields are exchanged every 6 points and at the end of the tiebreaker.

3. In the third set of the best-of-3 system and the fifth set of the best-of-5 system, the organizer decides whether to use the tie-break or the long set, and the Grand Slam tournament (except the US Open) usually adopts the long set system, that is, the winner of the net 2 games wins.

In the Olympic Games and Grand Slam matches, the tiebreaker is a long-set tiebreaker, in which one side must lead 2 games to win the match, and the women's doubles is 3 sets, the first 2 sets are tie-breaks, and the last set is a long set tiebreaker. Tournaments other than the Olympics and Grand Slams are decided in singles with a tie-break of 7, while doubles are decided with a tie-break of 10 sets.