Players in the draw
128
Every Grand Slam singles field — the players your pool predicts.
US OPEN 2026 · FIRST BALL AUG 30 · DRAW AUG 27
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Survivor and Bracket pools for every tennis major. Pick players, survive the rounds, call the draw — all scored live, automatically, honestly.
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Rounds to the title
7
Round 1 to the Final. In Survivor, that's 7 correct picks.
Draws per slam
M & W
Men's and women's singles — each pool follows one draw.
When picks lock
1st serve
Brackets close the moment the tournament's first match starts.
Two ways to play
Pick your game
Every pool is set to the men's or the women's singles when it's created. Everyone in the pool plays the same game — here's how each one works.
Survivor
Last one standing
Each round, pick one player you trust to win their match. If they win, you're through to the next round. If they lose — or you forget to pick — you're out. The catch: you can never pick the same player twice.
- ROUNDSSeven rounds, from Round 1 to the Final
- NO REPEATSEach player can only be picked once in the whole tournament
- INJURIESIf a player retires or can't play, whoever advances counts as the winner
- THE WINNEROutlast everyone. If the last survivors go out together, the tie rule still crowns a winner
Bracket
Predict the whole tournament
Before the first ball, fill in who wins — round by round, all the way to the champion. Then sit back for two weeks: scoring is automatic, and each round is worth double the last.
Sweet 16 — 15 picksThe quick version. Pick the 8 players who reach the quarterfinals — 40 points each — then call the winners from there to the title.
Full Draw — 127 picksThe complete version. Predict every match in every round — and let the autofill button do the heavy lifting if you want.
Bracket ScoresEither version, plus scores: call each match's score in sets (like 3–1) and earn a bonus for every exact call.
- FORMATThe pool creator chooses the version when setting up
- TIEBREAKERClosest guess at total games in the final breaks ties
Zero to match point
How it works
01
Create or join a poolName it, pick Survivor or Bracket, choose the men's or women's draw — or join with a friend's code.
1st serve02
Get your crew inOne invite link. Your commissioner sets and collects the entry fee — we track who's paid.
Rally03
Make your picksBrackets lock at first ball. Survivor locks round by round. Email reminders before every deadline.
Break point04
Sweat the standingsEvery match scores automatically. Live leaderboards, round recaps, one champion.
Match point2
Weeks of tennis
7
Rounds
4
Slams a year
100%
Auto-scored
House rules
Know the game
Survivor
One pick / round · last one standing
- Pick one player to win their match, before the round's first ball.
- Wrong pick or missed deadline = eliminated.
- No player twice — your favorites run out fast.
- Retirement or walkover counts by who advances.
- Everyone falls in the same round? The pool's tie rule still crowns a winner — pickers beat no-pickers, or everyone splits.
Bracket
Points per pick · rising every round
- Submit once, before the first ball of Round 1.
- Every correct call scores — later rounds are worth more.
- Points double every round — 5 at Round 1 up to 320 for the champion. Every round is worth the same 320-point total.
- Sweet 16 mode: 40 per Round-of-16 winner, then 80 · 160 · 320.
- Tiebreaker: predict total games in the final — closest without going over.
R15R210R320R1640QF80SF160CHAMP320
Quick answers
FAQ
When do picks lock?+
Bracket pools lock at the first ball of Round 1 — the draw is published about three days before. Survivor pools lock round by round, at each round's first match. We send reminders before every deadline.
Is this real money?+
Pools are commissioner-run. Your commissioner sets the entry fee and collects it directly — Venmo, Zelle, whatever your group uses. We track who's paid and keep standings honest. Commissioners pay a small hosting fee per pool; members never pay us.
My player retired mid-match — what happens?+
Tennis rules: whoever advances is the winner. If you picked the player who moves on, you're safe. If you picked the one who withdrew, that one stings.
Men's or women's draw?+
Both are supported — each pool follows exactly one draw, chosen at creation. Run one of each if your crew wants double the sweat.
Which tournaments?+
Launching with the US Open 2026 (first ball August 30). Australian Open, Roland Garros, and Wimbledon follow — same pools at every slam.
What does it cost?+
Free to create and join. Commissioners pay a small one-time hosting fee per pool. No member fees, no cut of the pot.
Full Draw or Sweet 16 — what's the difference?+
Both are bracket pools. Full Draw is all 127 matches from Round 1, locking at the first ball, worth up to 2,240 points. Sweet 16 is a shorter Round-of-16-onward game — 15 picks, up to 1,280 points — that you can even start mid-tournament. The commissioner picks one when the pool is created.
Can I run more than one entry?+
If the commissioner turns it on, yes — up to 10 entries per member, each playing separately on the leaderboard. Run a few brackets or survivor lines in the same pool.
How does scoring happen?+
Automatically. Every match is graded for you as results come in, and the leaderboard updates live — no spreadsheets, no manual entry.
Is there an app to download?+
No. TennisPools runs in any browser on phone or computer. Add it to your home screen for an app-like feel — but nothing to install from an app store.
US OPEN 2026 · FLUSHING MEADOWSDraw drops Aug 27.
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