What are the rules of tennis and how are the scores calculated

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The leftmost column is used for:Score a tie-breakTarget. Fill in the player's name quietly on the top of the rental skin (generally use a word in their respective names, just be able to distinguish it), the field character grid below, who scores a slash in the grid below whom, pay attention to each point with a line, the next point to draw the grid of the next line, do not appear in a line of grip and draw a slash on both grids.

The left column isThe position of the serving side。After the end of the picking, it can be written in advance, based on the field where the two sides are located after the referee gets into the chair, so as to avoid forgetting to change the field and making court errors.

And then there isThe scoring part of the sub-score(It's the big pile of Tian characters). It is customary to write down the small score of the serving side in the upper line, and the hair is in the bottom, and the specific way to write it is: whoever scores will draw a slash in the line of grids of whom, and the next point should be drawn in a column to the right, and there should be no situation where both sides of a column are drawn with slashes; If the serving side makes a service error, draw a small dot between the upper and lower grids, and the second serve continues to make a mistake and the receiving side scores, but do not draw a slash, write a "d" to indicate that the score is obtained by double fault on the serve; If the serving side hits an ace, it is recorded with an "S".

The next column to the right is the round. Write the names of the two players at the top, and when a game is over, write the corresponding number of rounds won by the corresponding player in the corresponding player box until the end of the game. I wrote a little wrong in the figure, 0 does not need to be written, as long as the number of rounds of the person who won can be written, for example, A even with the belt to break to win 2 games, in the first column of the A column to write 1, the second column to write 2, B the first and second columns of the column to be empty.

If B wins the third game, write 1 in the third box of the B column, and the third box of the A column is empty, so the slag and so on.

The rightmost column is:Record of ball changes。There should be no such high level of pressure in general domestic competitions, so I will not press the table here.

Speaking of the back game, it is the three grids above the large number of fields, from left to rightFormatDoubles standingwithStart time

TiebreakerIt is commonly known as the robbery of seven. When the game score is 5-5, the first to win 2 games wins, if it is 6-6, it is necessary to play 7 games, and the first to score 7 points or 6-6 and then win 2 points wins.

Long dishIf it is 6-6, the first to win 2 games wins, and it may play a super game.

No preemptionIt is the mainstream competition system adopted by domestic amateur competitions. After a small score of 40-40, the ball is decided by one goal, and the receiving team freely chooses the receiving area.

It's easier to say this thing face to face with your hand, but it's the first time on the Internet, so if you don't understand, please ask again.

The basic scoring system for tennis matches is 15 points per goal.

The same player in the play or the same team in doubles will serve until one of them wins the game, e.g. A serves, which is called the ace serve. 15 points for the first lead win in the service game, 30 points for the second game, 40 points for the third game, and 40 points for the fourth game when the other side scores less than 40 points.

However, if both sides score 40 points, a deuce is required, and the winner of the first goal is said to be the advantage, and if each wins by one goal, the deuce is required until one side wins the opponent by two goals. When one team scores 7 points and the other team scores 5 points or less, the winner with 7 points wins.

Introduction to Tennis Scoring

Tennis is a game of jeude paume (meaning hitting the ball with the palm of the hand) that originated in the fourteenth century in the era of the Louis dynasty in France, held in the court. Later introduced to England in the nineteenth century, improvements were held on turf. Because the most primitive tennis ball movement originated in the court, it is understandable that the scoring method is based on local materials.

They take a dialable clock to score, and for each point they score, they turn the clock by a quarter, which is 15 minutes (a quarter), and in the same way, they turn the clock to 30 minutes when they score two points, all on their convenience, of course. That's where 15 points and 30 points come from. As for 40 points, it's weirder, it's not a multiple of 15.