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#1 ·
There are more and more games on WTAWorld these days.
For a newbie, this might be very confusing or even daunting. And it's also lots of work to go through all the forums to find that game that you like best.
That's why I think we should have a thread where posters can find brief synopses of all the games. :)
If you like the idea, just put your introducation in this thread, and I will put them all into one post according to the order in the Games forum. :)
 
#140 · (Edited)
TFWTA tour
(Tennis Forum Womens Tennis Association Tour)

http://www.tennisforum.com/showthread.php?t=644753

I know you have been bomberded with tours and circuits, but i do not see why this can not successful. Rules. Whether you have 200 000 posts or 2, anyone can play :)

1. Make a player, from any country, as long as she is over 15. Add surface preferences Hard, Clay, Grass, Carpet, Indoor Hard, Indoor Clay in any order and endorsements. And add details of player in this format-

(Example)
Name- Victoria Azarenka (Does not have to be a WTA player)
Age- 24 (31/6/1989)
Nationality- Belarus
Birthplace/Residence- Minsk, Belarus/ Monte Carlo, Princ. Of Monaco
Height- 1.88m
Strengths- Backhand, Mental Toughness, Movement, Forehand
Weakness- Serve, Forehand, Injury
Attire Prefences- Nike, Adidas, Puma, EleVen, Lacoste (Any 5 Existing brands)
Racquet- Wilson (You can add model)
Surface- Hard, Indoor Hard, Carpet, Grass, Indoor Clay, Clay

Other Info- Tell us about yourself (Coach, Family, Place of Birth)

2. All players receive 1200 points to disperse between each surface.

Example
Hard- 500
Indoor Hard- 200
Carpet- 200
Grass- 200
Indoor Clay- 50
Clay- 50

This scheme would be unwise, as you would slay during all Hardcourt tournaments but struggle through clay.

You may use these on any tournament entered to determine scores. It is simple, Divide points between 3 sets (five in Championships)

Example- Internazionali BNL d'Italia, Rome (Clay)
Victoria sends 30-20-0

Dinara Sends 50-150-50

Dinara d Victoria 64 60
(Difference first set is 20=64 second set 130=60)

Tiebreaker points are also required. Like normal games they depend on surface preferences. You must spread them through
1st preference- 120
2nd- 100
3rd- 90
4th- 60
5th- 50

If players are tied, the higher ranked player wins 8-6


Just PM to Manager, Azapova. They may only be changed during the offseason. Additional points will be gained each year you play, and for winning tournaments.

3. An entry thread would be opened for entering tournaments. Wildcards will be given to new players or players selected by manager who are unable to enter. They will not be given to late entries. Late entries will have to qualify or become alternate.

Fun things
1. You may be wondering why a preference for Apparel was put in the profile. Well a manager will be selected for a sports clothing brand, who is given $1, 000, 000 to buy endorsements a year. The more accomplished the player, the more expensive they are.

Example
Victoria- 2 slams ($1, 000 each) 17 Titles ($500) Marketability* 8/10 ($8, 000)
So Victoria will cost $18 500. But you must continue to pay your player the marketability fee each month.

*Marketability is decided first by manager according to accomplishments on court and from the extra info in the player profile. Senior players who are put on the board by manager will also be consulted.

Each Apparel Manager must continually provide outfit designs for players according to real life company's schedule. So Nike must produce designs for AO-Indian Wells, Miami, Clay Season, FO- Wimbledon, USO series, USO, Post USO-YEC-AO series. Each design made will cost $500 each. So you may make a design for Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Victoria Azarenka, Eugenie Bouchard, and then one other for your minions. This costs $2, 500. Bonuses are given monthly for this, and this only.

2. You get to choose where the tournaments are played! Apart from the Grand Slams, you choose where the tournaments are held. A yearly vote will determine the Premier Mandatory, Premier 5, Premier and International venues. If chosen, a place without certain facilities may result in money being withdrawn from player Endorsement and prize money (only those who decide on voting for it)

3. You can spend your prize and endorsement money! ( not real money). This can pay for hosting charity events, which will get you even more money, (depends on amount of views), player parties or your own tournament. Beware, flights, although not expensive, must be paid for. Manager manages all bank accounts, so fee evasion is impossible dears.

4. Senior players will be added to a board, giving them twice the amount of votes in polls for new tournaments and raises. 5 members (Longest serving, riche$t, most accomplished and nicest players will be considered for a position) and manager will sit on the board.

If this gets enough support, from the sponsors (Tennis Forum) i will manage this game! I will need a rankings master and assistant. Prize money, Statistics, Exhos, Charity events and player fashion. I think it sounds fun, you? I would appreciate thoughts and suggestions. Also if game is success, how do i open subforum?

 
#141 · (Edited)
8 Strikes

This is a game of knowledge that's open to anyone who wants join. Just commit on the thread. A minimum of 8 players are needed to hold a tournament. You may only do one per WEEK.

How to Play
An OOP for the round is posted by the manager and players must choose ANY half of the draw to choose. Picks are always sent to the manager. Picks should only have the names of the players you think will win. If the round has 16 matches you send 8 winners. If the round has 64 matches you send 32 winners.
This is how your picks should be sent if there are 8 matches in the round:

Wozniacki
Williams
Kvitova
Radwanska

No set ratios or points are needed and all picks must be sent before the first match of the round starts. Any picks sent after will not be counted.
Here's the twist:
If you get a pick wrong you earn yourself a strike. Strikes are given when a player guesses a match wrong. In other words if the match is Williams vs Kanepi, and you guess Kanepi, but really Williams wins you'll get a strike for the wrong pick. 8 strikes and your out! A player will be disqualified if they do not make picks for ALL rounds.
However, if you earned 8 strikes, you should continue to send picks just in case everyone gets 8 strikes. Also, strikes stay through ALL rounds and do not reset after every round. The managers will post standings after every round.

Tiebreaker
If at the end of semi-finals there is a tie, players will send the exact score of the finals match to the manager. Whoever gets the closest to exact wins.

Retirements and Walkovers
If there is a retirement or a walkover the match WILL count. If it’s for a tiebreaker then the retirement or walkover will not count and in that situation the game will end in a tie.

Rankings and Finals
Rankings will be updated every once in a while. If you play hard enough, you will compete in the end of the year finals.
There is no need for you to look at the rankings to see if you’ll make it, because I’ll PM you to let you know that you’ve made it.

If you have any questions or would be interested in managing one send me a PM with the tournament you are interested in managing. :wavey:
 
#148 ·
Game Name: The Peter Skan Contest (aka 3-Men, 3-Women team).
Most exciting combine WTA/ATP game on the web !!!
Played only 5 times a year: All 4 Grand Slams + Miami.

Welcome to SkanCanTest!
Here's how it works:

1. The contest winner will be the poster whose registered team earns the highest number of points as of the conclusion of the tournament.

2. Valid entries consist of a team of 6 players [3 men and 3 women] all of whom must be included in the official tournament draw.

3. Rule 3 [The 30-seed rule]: The sum total of the players ranking numbers must be no less than 30, minimum 15 for ATP and 15 for WTA. We will assign unique high numbers to unseeded players for the purpose of this contest.

4. The order of your 6-named players is the most important factor in naming your team. It represents your priority for purposes of earning domination points.

Sample Entry [guessing at the Ranking]:

Team Americana

1. Nadal [Rank 1]
2. Federer [Rank 2]
3. Jankovic [Rank 2]
4. S Williams [Rank 5]
5. Kuznetsova [Rank 36]
6. Hewitt [Rank 16]

Total = 19 for ATP and 43 for WTA ( = 62 )

Cheerleader: Yankee Doodle Dandy

5. You cannot name a team consisting of the same players in the same order as a team already entered. However, you can enter a team consisting of the same players as another team, provided those players are in a different order.

6. There is no rule 6! But what’s a team without a cheerleading squad. So go ahead and nominate a cheerleader, just for fun. In fact, they don't even have to be a registered player. Be creative!
7. You may change the composition of your team any number of times up to the start of play, after which any further change will be ignored by the program. The only requirement here is that you will have to manage your own modifications directly on the site that is hosting the game: http://www.tennisgamers.com.

8. Assign a name to your team. You can edit the team name if you wish. I'll post a shortlist of the best entries, umm .. when I retire – yeah, that’s it, when I retire! *backs away slowly*

SCORING

OK - here are the basics:

1. Domination Points:
These are based on how soundly your players beat their opponents. A key factor in calculating these points is how high you have seeded them on your team. For example, if you seed Ivanovic 2nd on your team and she thrashes Petrova 6-0 6-0, you will get 60 points; however, if you seeded Ana 5th on your team, you will only get 24 points. On the other hand, if your player loses, you will lose the corresponding number of points. Also, no winning player will be penalized for losing more games than their opponent. In such cases the default is 0 points.

2. Progression Points
You get additional points whenever your players advance to the next round [10 for round 1, 20 for round 2, 30 for round 3, 50 for round 4, 80 for Round 5, etc.]. Catch on?

3. Quality Points
You get further points when your player defeats an opponent who is in the top-32 in the Ranking. The number of points is based on how highly the opponent is ranked. For example, if you have the #1 rank on your team and they defeat the 20th rank, you get 13 points [33 - 20].

Good luck to all contestants!!
 
#155 ·
Game Name: The Peter Skan Contest (aka 3-Men, 3-Women team).
Most exciting combine WTA/ATP game on the web !!!
Played only 5 times a year: All 4 Grand Slams + Miami.
Game has been modified to be fully played here at the Tennis Forum, without registration at the other site.
Update is coming soon.
 
#150 ·
Strikeout Tennis

Was trying to come up with a new game here that I think posters would enjoy, so here is an idea. Tell me what you guys think. :) Not sure if this idea has already been introduced, though.

Strikeout Tennis is kind of like tipping and suicide merged together with a couple different stuff mixed in,

After the daily OOP is posted, players would select 3 of the matches to tip and post them in the thread. You would get a "run" or point for tipping a correct result. You would receive a strike for an incorrect tip. Once you collect 3 strikes, you're out.

Ex. (We'll use Stanford)

Day 1 OOP
Date-Krumm vs Pliskova
Stosur vs Osaka
Garcia vs Lepchenko
Tomljanovic vs Petkovic
Vandeweghe vs Ahn
Vickery vs Zhang

Players then would tip 3 matches.

Stosur
Vandeweghe
Zhang

At the end of Day 1, I would have 1 run and 2 strikes. Once I get 3 strikes, I'm out. ;)

It's a pretty easy game, not sure if it'll have any interest. If there are any ideas to make it better, post them!! ;)

Thanks. :)
 
#152 ·
There should be a game like Tennis tipping but if like the draw is 32 players, top 16 scores make it out of round 1, then next top 8 of the 16 players in the next round, then top 4...and so on
 
#156 ·
Game: The Peter Skan Contest
Game is now fully played here at tennisforum. We'll open a link where you can post your team. It's only played at the beginning of each slam. So 4 times a year.

Participation:
Build a team of 6 Tennis players: 3 ATP and 3 WTA the week before a slam begins.
The order of your players on your team is important. It's how you earn lots of points.

Example team:
1 Halep
2 Djokovic
3 Serena
4 Safarova
5 Dr Ivo
6 Nadal

for a team to be valid, the total ranking of the men or women should be greater or equal 15.
So for instance, your 3 women cannot be Sharapova, Serena, Halep .
Because the total ranking of the 3 women = 2 + 1 + 3 = 6.
Your team is built at once. No modification allowed once the slam starts.

Every time your player wins a match, you get points. The score of the match matters. If your player wins 6-1 6-1, you get more points than if she wins 7-5 6-4 .
Each of your player has point factor. We multiple each point earned at a match by the factor.

The top player has a factor of 6.
Your second player's factor is 5.
The 3rd player's factor is 4 .. and so on.

In the example above, if Halep, your #1 wins, the total point is multiply by 6.
If Nadal, your last player wins, the points is multiply by 1.
That's why the position of the player on your team matters. You should put your most dangerous players on top.

We will open the Contest so you can post your team.
We will collect all the teams and post the Final result here at the end of the Slam.
It's pretty simple.

We will generate a daily Ranking update to see how your team is doing.
You don't have to do anything during the slam. Just sit back and watch your players earn points for your team.

Hope you can Submit your Team for the Aussi Open starting Monday January 12.
If you have any question, don't hesitate to ask me.

Thanks.
 
#157 ·
8 years ago I started a game here on TF, it was called ATT. I had to quit because of my studies and after some years another poster here managed it again. It was a great game because a tactic which worked well against one opponent backfired against another :devil:

Maybe someone has the interest to play it again?

New name is Strategy Tennis - Play smarter than your opponent.

If enough people are interested I would manage it again, but only with one or two other posters - because I remember how time consuming it was :lol:
So, who would join and who would love to run it with me?




THE RULES​

A. The Shots

1. You have 6 kinds of shots:

  • ACE
  • RETURN WINNER
  • WINNER
  • VOLLEY
  • SMASH
  • LOB


2. At ATP-Tournaments (250, 500, 1000) you have 6 shots of each kind in every match, that means you can use 6 Aces, 6 Return Winners, 6 Winners, 6 Volleys, 6 Smashes and 6 Lobs. In total you have 36 shots. You have to divide them into 3 sets. Each set has 12 games.


3. At Grand Slams you have 10 shots of each kind, that means you can use 10 Aces, 10 Return Winners, 10 Winners, 10 Volleys, 10 Smashes and 10 Lobs. In total you have 60 shots. You have to divide them into 5 sets. Each set has 12 games.


4. ACE
a) wins over Winner, Lob, Volley and Smash
b) loses to Return Winner

5. RETURN WINNER
a) wins over Ace, Winner, Lob, Volley and Lob
b) loses to Smash

6. WINNER
a) wins over Smash and Lob
b) loses to Ace, Return Winner and Volley

7. SMASH
a) wins over Volley and Return Winner
b) loses to Ace, Winner and Lob

8. LOB
a) wins over Volley and Smash
b) loses to Ace, Return Winner and Winner

9. VOLLEY
a) wins over Winner
b) loses to Ace, Return Winner, Smash and Lob


That means:
RETURN WINNER < ACE > WINNER, VOLLEY, SMASH, LOB
SMASH < RETURN WINNER > ACE, WINNER, VOLLEY
ACE, RETURN WINNER, VOLLEY < WINNER > SMASH, LOB
ACE, WINNER, LOB < SMASH > VOLLEY, RETURN WINNER
ACE, RETURN WINNER, WINNER < LOB > VOLLEY, SMASH
ACE, RETURN WINNER, SMASH, LOB < VOLLEY > WINNER

B. How to play


1. Choose a player (only WTA)


2. Commit to tournaments (you can only play one tournament in a week)


3. At ATP tournaments you have to send me your 36 shots divided into 3 sets before the tournament starts. You cannot change your shots, that means you have to play with the same tactic the whole tournament.

Code:
[B]Example:[/B]
1st set: L - R - V - S - W - A - L - R - V - S - W - A
2nd set: V - A - W - R - S - L - V - A - W - R - S - L
3rd set: A - S - L - W - V - R - A - S - L - W - V - R
4. At Grand Slam you have to send me your 60 shots divided into 5 sets before the tournament starts. At Grand Slams you can change your shots - but only before Quarterfinal, before Semifinal and before the final.

Code:
1st set: L - R - V - S - W - A - L - R - V - S - W - A
2nd set: V - A - W - R - S - L - V - A - W - R - S - L
3rd set: A - S - L - W - V - R - A - S - L - W - V - R
4th set: L - L - L - L - R - R - R - R - V - V - V - V
5th set: A - A - A - A - S - S - S - S - W - W - W - W


C. The Match


Code:
[B]Player A sent:[/B]
1st set: A - A - A - A - A - A - V - V - V - V - V - V

2nd set: L - S - L - S - L - S - W - W - W - W - W - W

3rd set: R - L - S - R - L - S - R - L - S - R - R - R
Code:
Player B sent:
1st set: L - R - V - S - W - A - L - R - V - S - W - A

2nd set: V - A - W - R - S - L - V - A - W - R - S - L

3rd set: A - S - L - W - V - R - A - S - L - W - V - R

1st set:
1st Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (LOB) --> A leads 1-0
2nd Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (SMASH) --> A leads 2-0
3rd Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (LOB) --> A leads 3-0
4th Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (SMASH) --> A leads 4-0
5th Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (LOB) --> A leads 5-0
6th Game: Player A (ACE) - Player B (SMASH) --> A wins first set 6-0


2nd set:
1st Game: Player A (LOB) - Player B (VOLLEY) --> A leads 1-0
2nd Game: Player A (SMASH) - Player B (ACE) --> 1-1
3rd Game: Player A (LOB) - Player B (WINNER) --> B leads 2-1
4th Game: Player A (SMASH) - Player B (RETURN WINNER) --> 2-2
5th Game: Player A (LOB) - Player B (SMASH) -> A leads 3-2
6th Game: Player A (SMASH) - Player B (LOB) -> 3-3
7th Game: Player A (WINNER) - Player B (VOLLEY) -> B leads 4-3
8th Game: Player A (WINNER) - Player B (ACE) -> B leads 5-3
9th Game: Player A (WINNER) - Player B (WINNER) -> B leads 5-4*
10th Game: Player A (WINNER) - Player B (RETURN WINNER) --> B wins second set 6-4

*Both players choosed the same weapon -> The player who has less Aces in the set wins the point. If both Players have the same number of Aces in this set then a Coin Toss decides.


3rd set:
1st Game: Player A (RETURN WINNER) - Player B (ACE) --> A leads 1-0
2nd Game: Player A (LOB) - Player B (SMASH) -> A leads 2-0
3rd Game: Player A (SMASH) - Player B (LOB) -> A leads 2-1
4th Game: Player A (RETURN WINNER) - Player B (WINNER) -> A leads 3-1
5th Game: Player A (LOB) - Player B (VOLLEY) -> A leads 4-1
6th Game: Player A (SMASH) - Player B (RETURN WINNER) -> A leads 5-1
7th Game: Player A (RETURN WINNER) - Player B (ACE) -> A wins third set 6-1

Player A def. Player B 6-1 4-6 6-4



D. Important Questions


1. If both players chose the same weapon that player wins, who has less Aces in the set.

Code:
[B]Example:[/B]
Player A sent: V - R - L - V - R - L - A - A - S - S - W - W
Player B sent: V - R - L - V - R - L - S - S - S - S - W - A 

--> Player B wins this set 6-0 since both players chose the same weapon
in the first 6 games but Player B had only Ace in that game.

2. If both Players have the same number of Aces in this set then the number of Return Winners decides: That player wins, who has less Return Winners in this set. If both players have also the same number of Return Winners in this set, the number of Volleys decides: Since the volley is the weakest shot in the game that player wins who has more Volleys in this set.

Code:
[B]Example:[/B]
Player A sent: V - R - L - V - R - L - A - A - S - S - W - W
Player B sent: V - R - L - V - R - L - A - A - S - S - W - V 

--> Player B wins this set 6-0 since both players chose the same weapon
in the first 6 games and the same number of Aces and Return Winners
in the set, but Player B has more Volleys in this set .
3. Tie-Break: If the players are tied 6-6 after 12 games then the winner of the set will be determined that way: The player with less Aces wins the Tie-Break. If the players have the same amount of Aces in that set, the player with less Return Winners wins the Tie-Break. If the players have also the same amount of Return Winners in the set, then the player with more Volleys wins the Tie-Break. If also the number of Volleys is the same the lower ranked player will win the Tie-Break. If the players have the same ranking a Coin Toss will decide.


4. At the Grand Slams there will be no 5th set-Tiebreak: If the match is tied 6-6 in the 5th I will ask both players to send me 12 more shots, two of each kind (so you are not allowed to send me more than 2 Aces, 2 Return Winners, 2 Volleys, 2 Smashes, 2 Dropshots and 2 Winners).

Code:
[B]Example: 
Player A and B are tied 6-6 in the 5th set. I ask both players to send me 6 new strokes.
Player A sends: A - R - S - L - W - V - A - R - S - L - W - V
Player B sends: R - V - L - S - V - A - A - V - S - L - R - V

Player B wins the 5th set 10-8. [/B]
 
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#159 ·
8 years ago I started a game here on TF, it was called ATT. I had to quit because of my studies and after some years another poster here managed it again. It was a great game because a tactic which worked well against one opponent backfired against another :devil:

Maybe someone has the interest to play it again?

New name is Strategy Tennis - Play smarter than your opponent.

If enough people are interested I would manage it again, but only with one or two other posters - because I remember how time consuming it was :lol:
So, who would join and who would love to run it with me?
This looks really good ViennaCalling! I would be interested in playing this game! If you would also like help as you have said then I would be very happy to help also :)
 
#160 ·
This looks really good ViennaCalling! I would be interested in playing this game! If you would also like help as you have said then I would be very happy to help also :)
That's nice! :hug:
I know that the game sounds difficult, but it's fun because a tactic doesn't work well against every opponent.

You can the post the player you pick in this thread: http://www.tennisforum.com/showthread.php?t=844921

If you post there maybe some other users will sign up as well :lol:
If some players sign up and send me their shots, then we could make an exhibition tournament that you can see how good your tactic is.
 
#161 ·
Wait, ATT is back? :eek:

I would definitely play again :)
 
#163 ·
Hi All!

As a side project to learn some Google Dart I developed a text-based tennis simulation game that will let you sim the WTA/ATP seasons. I'm still working on the match engine and detailed history and stats but for now it's kind of fun (if you're into it) to sim tournaments, follow your favorite players, or even add your own player.

I'm happily accepting feedback and suggestions if you want to use the email on the site.

Thanks!
 
#167 ·
I want to do this too....

Apr 26th, 2008, 12:52 AM #42
TatiNovic
Senior Member



Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ngau Tau Kok
Posts: 10,087
Credits: 49,538.38

Re: Game organizers: Introduce your game!
Sign up for E.W.T.A.

Expensive Women's Tennis Association



How to join

Joining this game is EASY, just select a active WTA top 150 player or a retired well-known player, sign-up her name here. Each WTAworld member can sign-up 2 players in this game.

Sending points
Sending points is also EASY too. You just need to spread A-L and $ into 13 parts for 3 sets
($ can win every letters)
(If both players sent the same letter(Even $) in that particular game of the match, there’ll be coin-toss.)
(Remember this: $>A>B>C>D>E>F>G>H>I>J>K>L)
(If you have two players in this game, you need to send DIFFERENT points for each player)

Example

Tatiana Golovin's points
Set 1: A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-$
Set 2: B-C-D-E-F-G-$-H-I-J-K-L-A
Set 3: C-D-E-F-G-H-$-I-J-K-L-A-B

Ana Ivanovic's points
Set 1: $-A-B-C-D-L-K-J-I-H-G-F-E
Set 2: A-B-L-K-D-C-$-E-F-G-H-I-J
Set 3: C-D-E-F-G-H-$-I-J-K-L-B-A

The match's result: Ivanovic wins 6-3(In I, Ivanovic wins the coin-toss) 6-2(In $, Ivanovic wins the coin-toss)

If you get any questions in sending points, you can PM me or just type your problem in this thread, i will reply you)

Doubles
In doubles, the scoring system is the same. We only require 1 player to send points per team. Daniela-Is-Mine is the doubles manager, if you had any questions in doubles, please contact for further information. Mixed doubles will be run by dementievevenus, just in four slams!!

Schedule
Just the same as WTA calender

Buying eqipments
You need to buy equipments before you play a match, if you didn't, you will get a score walkover in that match, because you didn't have a tennis racquets and wear clothes!!The shop thread: http://www.wtaworld.com/showthread.php?t=329724 You need to pay money to buy them!!

Ranking
The ranking system is just the same as WTA's, except the 1st round, players can get 10 points in first round. The ranking's thread: http://www.wtaworld.com/showthread.php?t=329725

Retirements
If a player don't send new points for 4 weeks, she will retire!!

Taken players
Player's name(Coach's name)
Jelena Jankovic(Hashim.)
Margalita Chakhnashvili(საქართველო )
Elena Dementieva(salvatore)
Edina Gallovits(საქართველო )
Kim Clijsters(Hashim.)
Maria Kirilenko(droolv3)
Tatjana Malek(Patch)
Anne Keothavong(Patch)
Francesca Schiavone(Medina)
Virginia Ruano Pascual(Medina)
Ana Ivanovic(dAdEx)
Agnieszka Radwanska(dAdEx)
Marta Domachowska(Natash.)
Daniela Hantuchova(Daniela-Is-Mine)
Venus Williams(young_gunner913)
Marion Bartoli(dementievavenus)
Anna Chakvetadze(wtatommo)
Agnes Szavay(Daniela-Is-Mine)
Victoria Azarenka(zvonarevarulz)
Vera Zvonareva(zvonarevarulz)
Tatiana Golovin(wtatommo)
Gisela Dulko(salvatore)
Justine Henin(Buitenzorg)
Iveta Benesova(Kai)
Maria Sanchez Lorenzo(Kai)
Tamarine Tanasugarn(KevRulz09)
Bethanie Mattek(KevRulz09)
Shahar Peer(young_gunner913)
Martina Hingis(Buitenzorg)
Dominika Cibulkova(Natash.)
Na Li(dewvios)
Shuai Peng(dewvios)
Svetlana Kuznetsova(Karat0589)
Paola Suarez(Ian!.)
Maria Emilia Salerni(Ian!.)
Angelika Rosech(Highlandman)
Martina Muller(Highlandman)
Maria Sharapova(Shafanovic)
Caroline Wozniacki(Lord Jinxy)
Serena Williams(GracefulVenus)
Lindsay Davenport(GracefulVenus)
Aravane Rezai(dementievavenus)
Nicole Vaidisova(champion88)
Camille Pin(dulkogii)
Jorgelina Cravero(dulkogii)
Alize Cornet(Dizon2929)
Alona Bondarenko(Dizon2929)


Sign-up NOW!!!
Link: http://www.tennisforum.com/showthread.php?t=329722
P.S.: New players who joined can use AN EXTRA $ each sets in her first tournament(But no L)
 
#185 ·
I want to do this too....

Apr 26th, 2008, 12:52 AM #42
TatiNovic
Senior Member



Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ngau Tau Kok
Posts: 10,087
Credits: 49,538.38

Re: Game organizers: Introduce your game!
Sign up for E.W.T.A.

Expensive Women's Tennis Association











How to join

Joining this game is EASY, just select a active WTA top 150 player or a retired well-known player, sign-up her name here. Each WTAworld member can sign-up 2 players in this game.

Sending points
Sending points is also EASY too. You just need to spread A-L and $ into 13 parts for 3 sets
($ can win every letters)
(If both players sent the same letter(Even $) in that particular game of the match, there’ll be coin-toss.)
(Remember this: $>A>B>C>D>E>F>G>H>I>J>K>L)
(If you have two players in this game, you need to send DIFFERENT points for each player)

Example

Tatiana Golovin's points
Set 1: A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-$
Set 2: B-C-D-E-F-G-$-H-I-J-K-L-A
Set 3: C-D-E-F-G-H-$-I-J-K-L-A-B

Ana Ivanovic's points
Set 1: $-A-B-C-D-L-K-J-I-H-G-F-E
Set 2: A-B-L-K-D-C-$-E-F-G-H-I-J
Set 3: C-D-E-F-G-H-$-I-J-K-L-B-A

The match's result: Ivanovic wins 6-3(In I, Ivanovic wins the coin-toss) 6-2(In $, Ivanovic wins the coin-toss)

If you get any questions in sending points, you can PM me or just type your problem in this thread, i will reply you)

Doubles
In doubles, the scoring system is the same. We only require 1 player to send points per team. Daniela-Is-Mine is the doubles manager, if you had any questions in doubles, please contact for further information. Mixed doubles will be run by dementievevenus, just in four slams!!

Schedule
Just the same as WTA calender

Buying eqipments
You need to buy equipments before you play a match, if you didn't, you will get a score walkover in that match, because you didn't have a tennis racquets and wear clothes!!The shop thread: http://www.wtaworld.com/showthread.php?t=329724 You need to pay money to buy them!!

Ranking
The ranking system is just the same as WTA's, except the 1st round, players can get 10 points in first round. The ranking's thread: http://www.wtaworld.com/showthread.php?t=329725

Retirements
If a player don't send new points for 4 weeks, she will retire!!

Taken players
Player's name(Coach's name)
Jelena Jankovic(Hashim.)
Margalita Chakhnashvili(საქართველო )
Elena Dementieva(salvatore)
Edina Gallovits(საქართველო )
Kim Clijsters(Hashim.)
Maria Kirilenko(droolv3)
Tatjana Malek(Patch)
Anne Keothavong(Patch)
Francesca Schiavone(Medina)
Virginia Ruano Pascual(Medina)
Ana Ivanovic(dAdEx)
Agnieszka Radwanska(dAdEx)
Marta Domachowska(Natash.)
Daniela Hantuchova(Daniela-Is-Mine)
Venus Williams(young_gunner913)
Marion Bartoli(dementievavenus)
Anna Chakvetadze(wtatommo)
Agnes Szavay(Daniela-Is-Mine)
Victoria Azarenka(zvonarevarulz)
Vera Zvonareva(zvonarevarulz)
Tatiana Golovin(wtatommo)
Gisela Dulko(salvatore)
Justine Henin(Buitenzorg)
Iveta Benesova(Kai)
Maria Sanchez Lorenzo(Kai)
Tamarine Tanasugarn(KevRulz09)
Bethanie Mattek(KevRulz09)
Shahar Peer(young_gunner913)
Martina Hingis(Buitenzorg)
Dominika Cibulkova(Natash.)
Na Li(dewvios)
Shuai Peng(dewvios)
Svetlana Kuznetsova(Karat0589)
Paola Suarez(Ian!.)
Maria Emilia Salerni(Ian!.)
Angelika Rosech(Highlandman)
Martina Muller(Highlandman)
Maria Sharapova(Shafanovic)
Caroline Wozniacki(Lord Jinxy)
Serena Williams(GracefulVenus)
Lindsay Davenport(GracefulVenus)
Aravane Rezai(dementievavenus)
Nicole Vaidisova(champion88)
Camille Pin(dulkogii)
Jorgelina Cravero(dulkogii)
Alize Cornet(Dizon2929)
Alona Bondarenko(Dizon2929)


Sign-up NOW!!!
Link: http://www.tennisforum.com/showthread.php?t=329722
P.S.: New players who joined can use AN EXTRA $ each sets in her first tournament(But no L)
Anyone think this is fun?
 
#176 · (Edited)
WCTT
Women's Challenge Tennis Tour


How to join?
-You must choose one or two players and it can be any player ranked currently in the top 100 or any player formerly ranked in the top 20 or any juniors grand slam winner (exceptions could be make; just ask and I tell you if you can be that player)

Schedule
Just the same schedule as 2015 calendar.

Sending points
Now comes the funniest of all things. You must send points by pm to me and they are different for every surface (Plexicushion, Clay, Grass, Hard and Indoor). Each surface as a style identical to some well known games on the board.

Surfaces:
Plexicushion
Clay
Grass
Hard
Indoor


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Plexicushion



All you just need to do is spread 1 to 13 into 13 parts for 3 sets. The person who has the highest number in each game wins that game.

Tie Breaks:
7-6(10-8) CT* 0 points diference
7-6(6) 1
7-6(5) 2
7-6(4) 3
7-6(3) 4
7-6(2) 5
7-6(1) 6
7-6(0) 7

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Clay


You split 300 points into the rounds like 1st round, 2nd round, QF, SF, F. Everyone's 1st round points are used in the first round and etc.
To decide the set scores there will be used a table.

Differences
over 60 -6-1,6-0
50-59 - 6-3,6-3
40-49 - 7-5,7-6
30-39 - 5-7,6-2,6-2
20-29 - 7-5,4-6,6-1
10-19 - 6-3,3-6,6-3
under 10 - 7-5,6-7,7-5

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Grass


You have to divide 100 points into 3 sets.

Points difference
0 - 7-6(7 or higher)*
1 - 7-6(6)
2 - 7-6(5)
3 - 7-6(4)
4 - 7-6(3)
5 - 7-6(2)
6 - 7-6(1)
7 - 7/6(0)
8-14 - 7-5
15-24 - 6-4
25-34 - 6-3
35-44 - 6-2
45-54 - 6-1
55+ - 6-0



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Hard



You split the numbers 1-39 into 13 games of 3 sets. The player with the highest number in each game will win that game, with a CT deciding equal numbers, with all CT’s being random. All of the numbers 1-39 must be used, each being used ONCE only

TB scores will be done with the points difference:-
0 (CT) (11-9 or more)
1-2 (10-8)
3-4 (8-6)
5-8 (7-5)
9-15 (7-4)
16-19 (7-3)
20-24 (7-2)
25-29(7-1)
+30 (7-0)

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Indoor


You just need to split A-L and $ into 13 parts for 3 sets. If both players sent the same letter in that particular game of the match, there’ll be coin-toss.
(Remember this: $>A>B>C>D>E>F>G>H>I>J>K>L). If you have two players in this game, you need to send DIFFERENT points for each player.
 
#177 ·
Hi :) I'd like to introduce my game
TDT (Tennis Dream Tour)

RULES – HOW TO JOIN

First of all, create a tennis player. Choose a name for her (you cannot choose real names like Maria Sharapova, or Angelique Kerber..). You can have a MAXIMUM of 2 players per coach.
Then, choose the nationality of your player, a birth date (your player must be at least 16 to join the tour). You will also have to give details about your player such as : her weight, her height, her favorite surface, her strengths and weaknesses, her sponsor, the racket she uses..
Remember : The country you choose is very important for the Fed Cup competition. There must be at least 2 players per country to be able to play.

You will also have to choose a WTA appearance for your player. Please be sure to check that the avatar you want is not already taken. Duplication won't be allowed, except for sisters (same family name and nationality).

Please, use this form :

Name :
Country :
Birth date :
WTA Appearance :
Hand :
Height :
Weight :
Favorite surface :
Strengths :
Weakness :
Sponsor :
Racket :

HOW TO PLAY THE GAME

According to the calendar, you'll have to sign up for tournaments. Once it's done, you'll have to send 500 points (for a tournament with 5 rounds) or 600 points (for a tournament with 6 rounds), allocated in every set of every match. Here would be an example :

Lucy Rose plays Brisbane. Usually, Brisbane is played this way : R1 – R2 – QF – SF – F (= 5 rounds). She sent :

R1 = S1 : 35 | S2 : 35 | S3 : 30
R2 = S1 : 35 | S2 : 35 | S3 : 30
QF = S1 : 35 | S2 : 35 | S3 : 30
SF = S1 : 35 | S2 : 35 | S3 : 30
F = S1 : 35 | S2 : 35 | S3 : 30
=500

This is just an example, which you'll have to follow.

If two players have the exact same number in a set, the player who has the best ranking wins it. If they have no ranking, or the same ranking, a coin toss will be made.

EXAMPLE OF A MATCH
In week 1 : Mary Wilson faces Lucy Rose in Brisbane R1 :
Rose sent : MATCH 1 = SET 1 : 35 | SET : 35 | SET 3 : 30
Wilson sent : MATCH 1 = SET 1 : 05 | SET 2 : 60 | SET 3 : 35
The score will be made out of the difference between each set
In this case, Wilson wins 3-6 6-4 7-6

1 to 9 : 7-6
10 to 19 : 7-5
20 to 29 : 6-4
30 to 39 : 6-3
40 to 49 : 6-2
50 to 59 : 6-1
60 + : 6-0

DOUBLES : Doubles will be played with a combination of the points sent by both coaches.
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Tell me what you think guys, if you like it or not.. if you like it, let's get a subforum and start an exhibition with 16 players :hug:
 
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