Salary-cap fantasy tennis contests against the field. Build a roster from a priced player pool, lock it for the tournament — or actively manage it through the event. Free to play.
A salary-cap fantasy tennis contest is a head-to-the-field game where you build a roster of ATP and WTA pros within a fixed budget, then compete against everyone else who entered. The cheapest roster of the best performers wins. Your players score fantasy points based on real match results — round-by-round wins, upsets, aces, breaks of serve, and tournament titles all count.
Contests come in two formats: single-tournament rosters (build a team for just Wimbledon) and multi-tournament contests that span several events at once. Every contest runs in one of two modes — active, where you swap players as the event unfolds, or set-and-forget, where your roster locks at the start and plays out as-is.
Contest player prices aren't pulled from rankings or seeds. The Drop Shot's pricing model weights each player's recent results, surface history, tournament identity, ranking, and injury status — so a clay specialist costs more for Roland Garros than for Wimbledon, and injured players price low until they return. You pay for real fantasy value, not name recognition.
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