Tennis contests on Come today
Tennis contests on the Come lobby: Chennai Open. Entry from ₹25.
2 contests · tennis
Tennis entry tiers
Entry tiers for tennis contests start at the figures shown above. The headline tennis contest leads the schedule; additional fixtures fill the week.
How tennis contests settle
Tennis contests settle when the official source confirms the result. Cricket settles at the end of the second innings; football at full-time; basketball at the end of regulation unless overtime is specified; kabaddi at full-time; tennis on the final set; horse racing on the official placings.
FAQ
Can I edit my entry?
Entries lock once the contest closes. Before close, leave and re-enter at a different tier.
What happens on abandonment?
The operator settles according to the contest rule (typically void and full refund).
Where is the live status shown?
On each row of the lobby. "Live" means in play; "Soon" means open for entry; "Today" means open later in the day.
Tennis contest glossary
The lobby's tennis tab carries 2 fixtures at the snapshot. The terms below are used on every row.
Format
The competition format. For tennis: ATP best-of-3 format. The final set is the settlement point. Walkover settlements follow the official source..
Venue
The host ground or arena. Tennis fixtures on the snapshot are hosted at the operator's standard Indian venues; the live lobby shows the venue on each row.
Entry tier
The minimum amount required to join a contest. Entry tiers on the tennis tab open at the figures shown on the lobby. Higher tiers carry proportional shares of the prize pool.
Prize pool
The total amount distributed across finishing positions once the official result is confirmed. Prize pools are snapshotted on the lobby; live values update throughout the day.
Status chip
Live, Soon, Today or Closed. The chip moves as the contest progresses.
How tennis contests settle
Tennis contests settle when the official source confirms the result. ATP best-of-3 format. The final set is the settlement point. Walkover settlements follow the official source.. Abandoned fixtures settle according to the contest rule (typically void and full refund).
What to watch before kickoff
Watch the status chip. When it moves from "Soon" to "Live", the contest accepts no new entries. Tennis contests typically close to new entries five minutes before the start.
Reading the tennis tab
The tennis tab carries 2 ATP fixtures on the snapshot.
ATP format
ATP best-of-3 fixtures. The final set is the settlement point. Walkover settlements follow the official source.
The Chennai Open
The Chennai Open is a regular ATP event held at the SDAT stadium. The snapshot captures a quarter-final and a round-of-16 match.
What to watch
Tennis fixtures move quickly. The status chip changes from Soon to Live as soon as the match starts; the contest closes to new entries shortly after the first serve.
ATP and WTA on the tennis tab
Come's tennis tab lists ATP 250 and WTA 250 events during the active windows. Entry tiers start at ₹10 for first-round matches and rise with round depth. Settlement is at the end of the final set; walkovers and retirements settle according to the official tour ruling.
Grand Slam windows
During the four Grand Slams the tennis tab adds a separate section that lists every first-round match in a single view. Tier caps rise for the second week of the tournament because the slate is smaller and the prize-pool math is different.
In-play tennis notes
Come locks tennis markets at the start of the final set of the match's deciding game. The status chip moves from Live to Settled as soon as the chair umpire announces the result; abandoned matches at any point settle under the tour rule (typically void and refund).
Tennis settlement timing
Tennis contests settle at the end of the final set. Walkovers and retirements settle according to the official tour ruling. Abandoned matches at any point settle under the tour rule (typically void and refund).
Reading the tennis broadcast chip
Where broadcast rights allow, the tennis row carries a chip showing the broadcast source. The chip is informational; Come does not stream the broadcast. The broadcast chip is updated whenever the official rights holder changes.
Tennis contest glossary
Format: ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals), WTA (Women's Tennis Association), Grand Slam, ATP 250, ATP 500, ATP 1000 and so on. Entry tier: minimum amount required. Prize pool: total prize distributed. Status chip: Soon, Live, Today, Closed.
Tennis entry tiers
Entry tiers on the tennis tab start at ₹10 for first-round ATP/WTA 250 matches and rise with round depth. ATP 250 first round: ₹10. ATP 250 quarter-final: ₹20. WTA 500 semi-final: ₹30. Grand Slam first round: ₹25. Grand Slam final: ₹100. Higher tiers carry proportional shares of the prize pool.
Tennis contest eligibility
Eligibility for tennis contests is limited to KYC-verified account holders. Residents of restricted states cannot enter real-money contests. The desk recommends reading /legal/ for the jurisdictional statement.
Tennis contest prize-pool breakdown
The tennis contest prize pool is split across finishing positions. For example, a ₹50,000 pool might split as 25% to first, 15% to second, 10% to third, 5% to fourth, 5% to fifth, and the remaining 40% across positions six to fifteen. The exact split is published on the contest card.
Tennis FAQ
Q: Does the lobby lock at the start of the match or at the start of the deciding set? A: The lobby locks at the start of the match. Q: Are walkovers voided? A: Yes - walkovers void the contest and refund all entries, unless the contest rules specifically say otherwise. Q: Do retirements count? A: Only where the contest rules specifically say so. The default tennis rule is that retirements are settled on the official tour ruling.
Reading the contest row details
Each tennis row on the lobby shows the contest name (two player names and 'vs'), the format chip (ATP, WTA, Grand Slam), the scheduled start time in IST, the venue, the entry tier, the prize pool, and the status chip. The detail view adds the broadcast source where rights allow.
Tennis glossary - abbreviated
ATP: Association of Tennis Professionals - the men's tour. WTA: Women's Tennis Association - the women's tour. Grand Slam: Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open. ATP 250, ATP 500, ATP 1000: tier of the men's tour event. Walkover: a contest where one player fails to start.
Why tennis on Come
Tennis contests on Come focus on the active ATP and WTA windows. The tennis tab carries 2 to 6 contests on any given day. Tennis contest pools are smaller but entry tiers are lower. The desk recommends tennis for visitors who prefer short contests (under three hours) over multi-day formats.
Tennis contest eligibility
Each tennis row on the lobby has an eligibility window that opens at the operator's morning refresh and closes at the scheduled start of the match. After the match starts, no new entries are accepted. Walkovers void the contest and refund all entries; retirements settle on the official tour ruling.
Why tennis contests are short
Tennis contests on Come settle within three hours of the scheduled start for most matches. Grand Slam matches can run longer (especially five-set men's matches). The desk recommends tennis for visitors who prefer short contests and quick settlement.
Tennis contest glossary - extended
ATP: Association of Tennis Professionals (men's tour). WTA: Women's Tennis Association (women's tour). ITF: International Tennis Federation (lower-tier tour). Grand Slam: Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open. Masters 1000: high-tier men's tour event. Walkover: a contest where one player fails to start. Retirement: a contest where a player withdraws mid-match.
Reading the tennis contest detail view
Tap any tennis row to open the detail view. The detail view shows the full contest card, the contest rules, the live score (when Live), the prize-pool breakdown, the eligible players, the eligibility window and the settlement rule. The detail view also lists the broadcast source where rights allow.
Tennis prize-pool breakdown - extended
Tennis contest prize pools are calculated as entry tier × number of confirmed entries. The pool updates as new entries join. The pool is split across finishing positions. The exact split is published on the contest card. Read the split before entering a high-tier tennis contest.
Tennis FAQ - extended
Q: Do walkovers count? A: Walkovers void the contest and refund all entries, unless the contest rules specifically say otherwise. Q: What happens if a player retires? A: Retirements settle on the official tour ruling. Q: Does the lobby lock at the start of the match? A: The lobby locks at the scheduled start of the match.
Tennis reader notes
The desk recommends reading the contest rules before entering a high-tier tennis contest. The contest card lists the entry tier, the prize pool, the eligible players, the eligibility window and the settlement rule. The detail view adds the broadcast source and the prize-pool breakdown. Read the small print before claiming any credit.