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Passing Shot
A tennis ball skidding across a blue hard court beside a racket

The tennis
elimination game

Choose different players each round. Every player you pick must win or you are eliminated.

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Each Round, one clear goal. Win or you are eliminated.

01

Make your move

Every round you need to pick players who you predict will win. The total number of players you have to choose depends on the tournament category and number of players in the draw.

02

Follow the matches

All your required picks must win for you to continue. You cannot pick the same player twice in one tournament.

03

See how far you go

Your tournament result earns season points. A valid first-round entry earns at least 10 points for participation—not an extra 10 points on top.

See the game before you join.

See how tournament choices, draws and standings work across desktop and mobile. These are example screens, not a claim that these tournaments are open today.

What players say.

★★★★★
“Every match suddenly matters. I found myself following players I had never watched before.”
Alex M.Passing Shot player
★★★★★
“Simple to understand, difficult to master. The no-repeat rule makes every round feel different.”
Sofia R.Passing Shot player
★★★★★
“The draw view makes planning the next pick genuinely addictive. It is now part of my tournament routine.”
Daniel K.Passing Shot player

Frequently asked questions

The essentials before you make your first pick.

How do I advance to the next round?

Every player you are required to pick must win. If they all advance, you stay in the tournament and choose new players in the next round. If any required pick loses, you are eliminated.

Can I choose the same player again?

No. Once you use a player in a tournament, you cannot choose that player again in a later round of the same tournament.

What happens if my player withdraws?

You can name one reserve for the first round. It replaces the first of your chosen players to withdraw before their match starts. If both of your picks withdraw, only the first is covered: you are eliminated, but the reserve’s result still affects your points.

Which tournaments can I play, and how do points work?

You can play men’s and women’s singles tournaments: Grand Slams, 1000s and 500s. Think of each round as a step on a ladder: the farther you get, the more points you earn. A valid first-round entry earns at least 10 points. Win the whole tournament and you earn 500, 1,000 or 2,000 points, depending on its category. See the full Rules & Fair Play guide.