FANTASY TENNIS MANAGER SIMULATOR

The total prize money in this side pot will be £100. £5 of the entry fee will go toward a side pot that will be won by the team that accumulates the most ranking points over the course of the season.This gives an opportunity to build your team to target different strategies. (EXPANDED FOR 2017)Another £10 will go toward several side pots.This means that the winning manager at the end of the season will receive £100, second place will receive £60 and third place will receive £40. Of the £25 entry fee, £10 will go toward the main pot for the head-to-head league.The entry fee will be £25, which must be paid by the 7th January, 2017.the team that was allocated the number 20 for the first round of bidding will become team 1 in the second round of bidding This order will reverse after each round of bidding, i.e.In case of a tie in terms of bids, the team with the lower number will be designated the winner. Each team will be designated a number between 1 and 20 at random before the auction begins.Any players won, but not allocated to your team for this reason, will either go back into the pool if there were no other bids, or will go to the second highest bidder.During a bidding round, if you win too many players and it takes you over the limit of 12 players, the preference order for the players will be taken and your team will be filled with the required number of players in the preference order stated.You will pay whatever the amount of your bid, regardless of the bids of any other managers.The largest bid for each player will be determined and that player will be allocated to the winning team.The order in which the bids are listed will be taken as a preference order.In each round, you can bid for a maximum of 10 players.Each team will start with a budget of $100.The fixture list for the entire season will be randomly determined ahead of the first gameweek.Each gameweek, there will be 10 head-to-head fixtures and over the season, each team will play every other team twice.Certain gameweeks will see only ATP or only WTA tournaments depending on Davis Cup and Fed Cup scheduling.The four Grand Slam events count as a single gameweek.Gameweek 38 will commence 30th October with the ATP event in Paris and the WTA event in Zhuhai.Gameweek 1 will start on the 2nd January with ATP events in Chennai and Doha, WTA events in Auckland and Shenzhen and the joint ATP/WTA event in Brisbane.

There will be a total of 38 gameweeks corresponding to the ATP and WTA calendar.Every player with an ATP or WTA ranking is eligible, including doubles players. This means that any individual player can only be part of one team.Initial player selection will be done in an auction format.

There is no restriction on the male-female split of your team, although a mix is recommended due to Davis Cup and Fed Cup weeks.

If there are more than 20 people that want to enter, there is the possibility of running multiple leagues alongside each other.

The competition will consist of 20 teams.

You'll have to yell out techniques, the different strategies, and the rivals' weaknesses so your player has the best chance of winning.Īfter each match, you can invest physical points in training your champion and increase his complicated list of statistics that will help your player to reach the number one spot in the world. Throughout all the action in Tennis Manager, you simply play the part of a spectator, and won't actually participate in any tennis matches directly.īut, just because you don't control the player directly, doesn't mean that it's not an exciting game. The gameplay in Tennis Manager is similar to titles from the Football Manager saga, both on a graphics and playable level. Your mission is to train the next top tennis player in the world, making use of your knowledge and facilities.

FANTASY TENNIS MANAGER SIMULATOR

Tennis Manager is a challenging sports simulator where you play a manager of a tennis club.

Fantasy tennis manager