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Years Used: 1994-1995
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Currently unable to locate point schedule used during this time. It was ~ 20% lower than
subsequent systems 1996-1999; compare Sampras' winning point totals at US Open:
769 - 1995
994 - 1996
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Currently unable to locate point schedule used during this time. It was ~ 20% lower than
subsequent systems 1996-1999; compare Sampras' winning point totals at US Open:
769 - 1995
994 - 1996
Years Used: 1996-1998
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Total Points
Category Prize Money W F S Q 16 32 64 128
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Grand Slams 4,750,000- 750 537 325 163 82 41 20 1
5,000,000
Super 9 2,250,000- 370 265 160 80 40 20 10 1
2,500,000
Championship 2,000,000 360 258 155 78 39 20 1
Series 1,875,000 350 250 150 75 38 19 1
1,750,000 340 243 145 73 37 19 1
1,625,000 330 235 140 70 35 18 1
1,500,000 320 228 135 68 34 17 1
1,375,000 310 220 130 65 33 17 1
1,250,000 300 213 125 63 32 16 1
1,125,000 290 205 120 60 30 15 1
1,000,000 280 198 115 58 29 15 1
875,000 270 190 110 55 28 14 1
750,000 260 183 105 53 27 14 1
625,000 250 175 100 50 25 13 1
World 1,375,000 250 183 115 58 29 15 1
Series 1,250,000 240 175 110 55 28 14 1
1,125,000 230 168 105 53 27 14 1
1,000,000 220 160 100 50 25 13 1
875,000 210 153 95 48 24 12 1
750,000 200 145 90 45 23 12 1
625,000 190 138 85 43 22 11 1
550,000 180 130 80 40 20 10 1
475,000 170 123 75 38 19 10 1
400,000 160 115 70 35 18 9 1
325,000 150 108 65 33 17 1
250,000 140 100 60 30 15 1
175,000 130 93 55 28 14 1
Challengers* 125,000+H 100 73 45 23 12 1
125,000 90 65 40 20 10 1
100,000 80 58 35 18 9 1
75,000 70 50 30 15 8 1
50,000 60 43 25 13 7 1
* Any Challenger providing hospitality will receive the points of the next
highest prize money level. (Note: 125,000 + H points are shown).
First Round Losers
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First round losers always receive 1 point. Any player who reached the second round by
drawing a bye and then loses will receive second round prize money but only 1 point.
Main Draw Bonus Points
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The following points are awarded for defeating a player ranked #1 through 200. The match
must actually be played, not a walk-over. Double Bonus Points are awarded instead of
Regular Bonus Points in the case of Grand Slam matches and best-of-5-set finals in Super 9
ATP tournaments.
Regular Double
Ranking Bonus Points Bonus Points
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1 50 100
2-5 45 90
6-10 36 72
11-20 24 48
21-30 18 36
31-50 12 24
51-75 6 12
75-100 3 6
101-150 2 4
151-200 1 2
Qualifying Points
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A player gaining entry to an event through a qualifying competition shall receive one half the
points awarded to a second round loser in the main draw, in addition to whatever points they
actually earn in the event.
In Grand Slam qualifying tournaments, players receive 1 point for losing in the first round of
qualifying, 3 points for losing in the second round, and 5 points for losing in the third round. In
ATP Championship Series Tournaments, players in qualifying receive 1 point for losing in the
first round and one quarter of the points a main draw second round loser receives (plus bonus
points) for losing in the second round. As of 1997 bonus points for beating ranked players
are awarded in Grand Slam and ATP Championship Series events. Neither ranking nor
bonus points are awarded to players who fail to qualify for ATP World Series tournaments.
Ranking Penalty: Withdrawals After 12 Noon Eastern Time USA
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If a player withdraws from an event after 12 Noon Eastern Time USA on the Friday before
the start of the event, he will be penalized in the rankings by one event per 12 month period,
e.g. he will be ranked by his best 13 events instead of his best 14 events after one such
infraction, by his best 12 events after 2 such infractions, etc. The penalty shall remain in force
for 52 weeks after the time of the infraction. This penalty shall be waived if, within the first 3
days of the main draw, the player is examined on-site by the tournament doctor and deemed
incapable of competing at a professional level.
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Total Points
Category Prize Money W F S Q 16 32 64 128
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Grand Slams 4,750,000- 750 537 325 163 82 41 20 1
5,000,000
Super 9 2,250,000- 370 265 160 80 40 20 10 1
2,500,000
Championship 2,000,000 360 258 155 78 39 20 1
Series 1,875,000 350 250 150 75 38 19 1
1,750,000 340 243 145 73 37 19 1
1,625,000 330 235 140 70 35 18 1
1,500,000 320 228 135 68 34 17 1
1,375,000 310 220 130 65 33 17 1
1,250,000 300 213 125 63 32 16 1
1,125,000 290 205 120 60 30 15 1
1,000,000 280 198 115 58 29 15 1
875,000 270 190 110 55 28 14 1
750,000 260 183 105 53 27 14 1
625,000 250 175 100 50 25 13 1
World 1,375,000 250 183 115 58 29 15 1
Series 1,250,000 240 175 110 55 28 14 1
1,125,000 230 168 105 53 27 14 1
1,000,000 220 160 100 50 25 13 1
875,000 210 153 95 48 24 12 1
750,000 200 145 90 45 23 12 1
625,000 190 138 85 43 22 11 1
550,000 180 130 80 40 20 10 1
475,000 170 123 75 38 19 10 1
400,000 160 115 70 35 18 9 1
325,000 150 108 65 33 17 1
250,000 140 100 60 30 15 1
175,000 130 93 55 28 14 1
Challengers* 125,000+H 100 73 45 23 12 1
125,000 90 65 40 20 10 1
100,000 80 58 35 18 9 1
75,000 70 50 30 15 8 1
50,000 60 43 25 13 7 1
* Any Challenger providing hospitality will receive the points of the next
highest prize money level. (Note: 125,000 + H points are shown).
First Round Losers
------------------
First round losers always receive 1 point. Any player who reached the second round by
drawing a bye and then loses will receive second round prize money but only 1 point.
Main Draw Bonus Points
----------------------
The following points are awarded for defeating a player ranked #1 through 200. The match
must actually be played, not a walk-over. Double Bonus Points are awarded instead of
Regular Bonus Points in the case of Grand Slam matches and best-of-5-set finals in Super 9
ATP tournaments.
Regular Double
Ranking Bonus Points Bonus Points
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1 50 100
2-5 45 90
6-10 36 72
11-20 24 48
21-30 18 36
31-50 12 24
51-75 6 12
75-100 3 6
101-150 2 4
151-200 1 2
Qualifying Points
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A player gaining entry to an event through a qualifying competition shall receive one half the
points awarded to a second round loser in the main draw, in addition to whatever points they
actually earn in the event.
In Grand Slam qualifying tournaments, players receive 1 point for losing in the first round of
qualifying, 3 points for losing in the second round, and 5 points for losing in the third round. In
ATP Championship Series Tournaments, players in qualifying receive 1 point for losing in the
first round and one quarter of the points a main draw second round loser receives (plus bonus
points) for losing in the second round. As of 1997 bonus points for beating ranked players
are awarded in Grand Slam and ATP Championship Series events. Neither ranking nor
bonus points are awarded to players who fail to qualify for ATP World Series tournaments.
Ranking Penalty: Withdrawals After 12 Noon Eastern Time USA
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If a player withdraws from an event after 12 Noon Eastern Time USA on the Friday before
the start of the event, he will be penalized in the rankings by one event per 12 month period,
e.g. he will be ranked by his best 13 events instead of his best 14 events after one such
infraction, by his best 12 events after 2 such infractions, etc. The penalty shall remain in force
for 52 weeks after the time of the infraction. This penalty shall be waived if, within the first 3
days of the main draw, the player is examined on-site by the tournament doctor and deemed
incapable of competing at a professional level.
Years Used: 1999
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Points were increased for GS/Super 9.
Total Points
Category Prize Money W F S Q 16 32 64 128
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Grand Slams 4,750,000- 770 552 335 168 84 42 21 1
5,000,000
Super 9 3,000,000 400 288 175 88 44 22 11 1
2,750,000 390 280 170 85 43 22 11 1
2,500,000 380 273 165 83 42 21 11 1
2,250,000 370 265 160 80 40 20 10 1
Champ 2,000,000 360 258 155 78 39 20 1
Series 1,875,000 350 250 150 75 38 19 1
1,750,000 340 243 145 73 37 19 1
1,625,000 330 235 140 70 35 18 1
1,500,000 320 228 135 68 34 17 1
1,375,000 310 220 130 65 33 17 1
1,250,000 300 213 125 63 32 16 1
1,125,000 290 205 120 60 30 15 1
1,000,000 280 198 115 58 29 15 1
875,000 270 190 110 55 28 14 1
750,000 260 183 105 53 27 14 1
625,000 250 175 100 50 25 13 1
World 1,375,000 250 183 115 58 29 15 1
Series 1,250,000 240 175 110 55 28 14 1
1,125,000 230 168 105 53 27 14 1
1,000,000 220 160 100 50 25 13 1
875,000 210 153 95 48 24 12 1
750,000 200 145 90 45 23 12 1
625,000 190 138 85 43 22 11 1
550,000 180 130 80 40 20 10 1
475,000 170 123 75 38 19 10 1
400,000 160 115 70 35 18 9 1
325,000 150 108 65 33 17 1
250,000 140 100 60 30 15 1
175,000 130 93 55 28 14 1
Challengers* 125,000+H 100 73 45 23 12 1
125,000 90 65 40 20 10 1
100,000 80 58 35 18 9 1
75,000 70 50 30 15 8 1
50,000 60 43 25 13 7 1
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Best 14
Players are ranked on the basis of their best 14 results in the previous 52 weeks.
Points were increased for GS/Super 9.
Total Points
Category Prize Money W F S Q 16 32 64 128
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Grand Slams 4,750,000- 770 552 335 168 84 42 21 1
5,000,000
Super 9 3,000,000 400 288 175 88 44 22 11 1
2,750,000 390 280 170 85 43 22 11 1
2,500,000 380 273 165 83 42 21 11 1
2,250,000 370 265 160 80 40 20 10 1
Champ 2,000,000 360 258 155 78 39 20 1
Series 1,875,000 350 250 150 75 38 19 1
1,750,000 340 243 145 73 37 19 1
1,625,000 330 235 140 70 35 18 1
1,500,000 320 228 135 68 34 17 1
1,375,000 310 220 130 65 33 17 1
1,250,000 300 213 125 63 32 16 1
1,125,000 290 205 120 60 30 15 1
1,000,000 280 198 115 58 29 15 1
875,000 270 190 110 55 28 14 1
750,000 260 183 105 53 27 14 1
625,000 250 175 100 50 25 13 1
World 1,375,000 250 183 115 58 29 15 1
Series 1,250,000 240 175 110 55 28 14 1
1,125,000 230 168 105 53 27 14 1
1,000,000 220 160 100 50 25 13 1
875,000 210 153 95 48 24 12 1
750,000 200 145 90 45 23 12 1
625,000 190 138 85 43 22 11 1
550,000 180 130 80 40 20 10 1
475,000 170 123 75 38 19 10 1
400,000 160 115 70 35 18 9 1
325,000 150 108 65 33 17 1
250,000 140 100 60 30 15 1
175,000 130 93 55 28 14 1
Challengers* 125,000+H 100 73 45 23 12 1
125,000 90 65 40 20 10 1
100,000 80 58 35 18 9 1
75,000 70 50 30 15 8 1
50,000 60 43 25 13 7 1
Years Used: 2000-Present (Entry Rankings)
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Modified Best 18
If qualified four Grand Slams and nine Masters Series results must count toward a
players' total, even if not entered (zero points), + five optional results. For every required
event not qualified, an additional optional event is added. Masters Cup participants add
their MC points and will have 19 results for the following year.
Entry System Tournament Points
Total Financial Computer Points
Category Commitment W F S Q 16 32 64 128 qualifying
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Grand Slams 1000 700 450 250 150 75 35 5 15
Tennis Masters Series 500 350 225 125 75 35 5(20) (5) 15*
Championship 1,000,000 300 210 135 75 25 15 5 10*
Series 800,000 250 175 110 60 25 15 5 10*
World 1,000,000 250 175 110 60 25 15 5 10*
Series 800,000 225 155 100 55 20 10 5 10*
600,000# 200 140 90 50 20 10 5 5*
600,000 200 140 90 50 15 5 5
400,000 175 120 75 40 15 5 5
Challengers*** 150,000+H 100 70 45 23 10 1 3
150,000 90 63 40 21 9 1 3
125,000 80 56 36 19 8 1 3
100,000 70 49 31 16 7 1 3
75,000 60 42 27 14 6 1 3
37,500+H 55 38 24 13 5 1 2
50,000 50 35 22 12 5 1 2
Futures*** 15,000+H 24 16 8 4 1 0
15,000 18 12 6 3 1 0
10,000 12 8 4 2 1 0
Olympics 400 280 155** 100 50 25 5
Tennis Masters Cup: 100 for round robin win, +200 for semifinal win, +250 for final win
(750 points for undefeated winner).
* 5 points only if the Main Draw is larger than 32 (International Series)
or 64 (Tennis Masters Series).
** 50 additional points awarded for Bronze medalist.
*** Challengers or Futures providing hospitality will receive the points of the next highest prize
money level. (Note: 150,000+H points are shown for Challengers and 15,000+H for Futures).
# Events of $600,000 and a draw >32 follow this point scale
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The rule for the Tennis Masters Cup and the entry rankings is as follows: "The Entry System
period is the immediate past 52 weeks, except for the Tennis Masters Cup, which is dropped
on the Monday following the last ATP event of the following year."
Additional points in qualifying:
Qualifying Second First
Round Round Round
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Grand Slams 8 4 0
Masters Series 8(3) 1
Champ. Series 5(3) 1
Note: 3 points if champ series is > 32 draw and masters series > 64 draw.
Players who lose in the first round (or second round if first round bye) receive 5 points for ATP
level tournaments (Grand Slams, Masters Series, Champ. Series, or World Series). For Masters
Series (48 or 64 draw fields) 64 corresponds to the first round. For Miami (96 draw) 128
corresponds to first round.
Satellite Series Circuits
In addition to the ATP Entry System points awarded based on circuit points, the following
points shall be awarded based on the final Circuit standings. In the case of a tie, the
full amount of points shall be awarded to each tied player.
Circuit Total
Prize Money $25,000 $50,000 $50,000+H
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Singles Winner 6 8 10
Singles Runner-up 3 4 5
Type: Additive, 52 week rolling
Restrictions: Modified Best 18
If qualified four Grand Slams and nine Masters Series results must count toward a
players' total, even if not entered (zero points), + five optional results. For every required
event not qualified, an additional optional event is added. Masters Cup participants add
their MC points and will have 19 results for the following year.
Entry System Tournament Points
Total Financial Computer Points
Category Commitment W F S Q 16 32 64 128 qualifying
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Grand Slams 1000 700 450 250 150 75 35 5 15
Tennis Masters Series 500 350 225 125 75 35 5(20) (5) 15*
Championship 1,000,000 300 210 135 75 25 15 5 10*
Series 800,000 250 175 110 60 25 15 5 10*
World 1,000,000 250 175 110 60 25 15 5 10*
Series 800,000 225 155 100 55 20 10 5 10*
600,000# 200 140 90 50 20 10 5 5*
600,000 200 140 90 50 15 5 5
400,000 175 120 75 40 15 5 5
Challengers*** 150,000+H 100 70 45 23 10 1 3
150,000 90 63 40 21 9 1 3
125,000 80 56 36 19 8 1 3
100,000 70 49 31 16 7 1 3
75,000 60 42 27 14 6 1 3
37,500+H 55 38 24 13 5 1 2
50,000 50 35 22 12 5 1 2
Futures*** 15,000+H 24 16 8 4 1 0
15,000 18 12 6 3 1 0
10,000 12 8 4 2 1 0
Olympics 400 280 155** 100 50 25 5
Tennis Masters Cup: 100 for round robin win, +200 for semifinal win, +250 for final win
(750 points for undefeated winner).
* 5 points only if the Main Draw is larger than 32 (International Series)
or 64 (Tennis Masters Series).
** 50 additional points awarded for Bronze medalist.
*** Challengers or Futures providing hospitality will receive the points of the next highest prize
money level. (Note: 150,000+H points are shown for Challengers and 15,000+H for Futures).
# Events of $600,000 and a draw >32 follow this point scale
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The rule for the Tennis Masters Cup and the entry rankings is as follows: "The Entry System
period is the immediate past 52 weeks, except for the Tennis Masters Cup, which is dropped
on the Monday following the last ATP event of the following year."
Additional points in qualifying:
Qualifying Second First
Round Round Round
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Grand Slams 8 4 0
Masters Series 8(3) 1
Champ. Series 5(3) 1
Note: 3 points if champ series is > 32 draw and masters series > 64 draw.
Players who lose in the first round (or second round if first round bye) receive 5 points for ATP
level tournaments (Grand Slams, Masters Series, Champ. Series, or World Series). For Masters
Series (48 or 64 draw fields) 64 corresponds to the first round. For Miami (96 draw) 128
corresponds to first round.
Satellite Series Circuits
In addition to the ATP Entry System points awarded based on circuit points, the following
points shall be awarded based on the final Circuit standings. In the case of a tie, the
full amount of points shall be awarded to each tied player.
Circuit Total
Prize Money $25,000 $50,000 $50,000+H
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Singles Winner 6 8 10
Singles Runner-up 3 4 5