Tennis Open scores, China Open Tennis Championship bonus points

Tennis scoring is a game set 4 points into a game.

15 30 40 Win 4 points to win a game (when both sides are three-pointers, the referee shouts deuce, one side must win two points to win the game, and the receiving side wins the break serve; The serving side wins and is called holding).

Winning 6 games is a set 6 to x

A regular tennis match is a best-of-3 set. The men's four Grand Slams and the Davis Cup are best-of-five in five sets, and the four Grand Slams include the Australian Open, the French Open, the Wimbledon, and the US Open).

Therefore, the rules and scoring of the US Open and the Australian Open are the same.

The number that appears after the player's name after the change of serve you mentioned is the game he has gainedWith the exception of the US Open, the fifth set of the remaining Grand Slam tournaments must be decided in long sets, such as:

R, F and two players played 6-6 in the fifth set, and they had to win two games to win.

The US Open tiebreaker was still a tie-break.

1.1 game 1) 1 point for each goal win, and the first player to win 4 points wins 1 game.

2) When both sides score 3 points each, it is a "tie", and after a tie, the net win is 1 game.

2.1 set 1) One side wins 6 games to win 1 set.

2) When both teams win 5 games, one side wins 2 games to win 1 set.

3.Tiebreaker scoring system.

When the number of games in each set is 6, there are two scoring systems.

1) Long handicap system: One side wins two games to win 1 set.

2) Short Set System (Tie-break): Except for the tiebreaker, unless otherwise stipulated before the match, it should generally be implemented according to the following methods.

a.The first player to score 7 points wins the game and the set (if the score is 6 draws, 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 on the right, the second on the left, and the third on the right.

d.Courts are swapped every 6-point shot and the end of the tiebreaker.

4.Scoring of the short handicap system.

1) On the first ball (0:0), the server A serves 1 point, and the serve is changed after 1 point.

2) The first ball (reported at 1:0 or 0:1, not reported at 15:0 or 0:15), served by B, B serves two points in a row and then changes the serve, first serving from the left area.

3) The first ball (3:0 or 1:2, 2:1, not 40:0 or 15:30, 30:15), A serves, A serves two consecutive balls and then changes the serve, first from the left side.

4) The first ball (reported 3:3 or 2:4, 4:2 or 1:5, 5:1 or 6:0, 0:6) will be exchanged after B serves 1 point, and if the game is not over, B will continue to serve the 7th ball.

5) The score is played to 5:5, 6:6, 7:7, 8:8......, a two-point winning streak is required to determine who wins. However, on the scoresheet, it is uniformly written as 7:6.

6) After the tiebreaker is played, the players of the team will exchange venues.

Let me explain it to you, tennis scoring is like this: divided into points, games, 4 points, one game, that is, you said, 15 30 40, win 4 points, win a game, win 6 games, is a set, you will see 6 to a few, 6 to a few That's it, and then a regular tennis match is a best-of-3 men's Grand Slam and the Davis Cup is a best-of-5 set (the four Grand Slams are Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open), so there is no difference between the rules and scoring of the US Open and the Australian Open Also, the number that appears after the player's name after the change of serve should be the number of rounds he has won.

6 games 6 to 6 is stronger 7 is to play seven points Some games are 2 wins in 3 sets, and some are 3 wins in 5 sets.

There is no difference in rules or scoring between the US Open and the Australian Open, and the scoring is the same for all regular tennis matches. After the server is changed, the number is like the number of rounds.

The Australian Open and the US Open are the same, starting with 2 wins in 3 sets and 3 wins in 5 sets in the top 4.

The four Grand Slam tournaments and ATP Division 1 tournaments are all 5 sets and 3 wins, with a maximum of 13 games per set, and a tie-break of 6:6 is required, and when a tie-break is 7, one side will win when it reaches 7, and the score is 6 until one side has a net win over the opponent by 2 points. In the final, if the last set is played to 6:

6 will continue to play until one side wins the opponent by 2 games. The scoring and rules are the same for the Australian Open and the US Open.

I agree with everyone, and I add that if both sides hit 40 points, there is a game point symbol that is AD.

Points-Rounds-Sets-Matches.

The meaning of the first plate at that time.

The Australian Open is a best-of-5 format.

Three wins in five sets, thirteen games each:

Seed ranking, male is called AIP ranking.

The prize money of the China Open has approached the $10 million mark. The women's event will take $6.29 million and the men's event will cost $2.91 million. The women's tournament at the China Open is the crown jewel tournament after the Grand Slam and WTA finals, and the total prize money is on par with the other three crown tournaments, Indian Wells, Miami and Madrid.

The prize money and points for women's singles are (from the first round to the champion): 10,000 dollars, 10 points; $30,000, 65 cents; 10,000,120 points; 130,000,215 points; 10,000,300 points; 10,000,450 points; 10,000 points.

In 2016, the total prize money of the men's tournament at the China Open increased from US$2.78 million last year to US$2.91 million, ranking first among the 13 ATP500 tournaments in the world, and the total prize money of the ATP500 Tokyo held at the same time as the China Open was less than half of the total prize money of the men's tournament at the China Open. Men's singles prize money and points are: $20,000, 0 points; 10,000, 45 points; 10,000,90 points; 10,000,180 points; 10,000,300 points; 10,000 points.