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Australian Open Fantasy Tennis 2027

Run your own Australian Open fantasy tennis league. Everyone picks seeded men and women plus wildcards, scores points for every match their players win, and follows a live leaderboard all the way to the finals at Melbourne Park.

14 picks per entrySeeded by ATP & WTA rankingsLive leaderboardNo app required
Sweepzy Australian Open live leaderboard with positions, points and players still in
Sweepzy Australian Open Fantasy Picks scorecard: seeded men and women and wildcard picks with points
14players per entry

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At a glance

What is Australian Open fantasy tennis?

A private fantasy tennis game for your group. Before the first match, everyone picks players from seeded pots in both singles draws. Each pick scores points for every match it wins, and the entry with the most points after both finals takes the prize.

Some groups call it a tipping comp, a pick'em or a predictor game. Whatever you call it, Sweepzy runs it online: one invite link, picks on any phone, automatic scoring and a live leaderboard.

Tournament
Australian Open 2027
Dates
17 January to 31 January 2027
Venue
Melbourne Park, Melbourne
Fantasy Picks
5 seeded men, 5 seeded women and 2 wildcards from each draw
Scoring
1 to 7 points per match won; each champion is worth 28
Extra prizes
Most aces per match and a wooden spoon
Cost
Free for up to 4 entries

Quick start

Start your fantasy tennis league in a minute

Choose how your group will play. The event builder opens next with the Australian Open already selected.

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Choose your game

Two ways to play the Australian Open

Give tennis fans real decisions with Fantasy Picks, or keep it simple with a random draw anyone can enter.

MAKE YOUR PICKS๐ŸŽพ

Fantasy Picks

Fantasy tennis, tipping or pick'em

  • Players are seeded into pots by the ATP and WTA rankings.
  • Each entrant picks one man and one woman from each of 5 seeded pots.
  • Plus 2 wildcards from each draw that score 1.5x points.
  • All 14 scores combine on the overall leaderboard.
PURE CHANCE๐ŸŽฒ

Random Sweepstakes

No tennis knowledge required

  • Every entry is drawn players from both singles draws.
  • Ranked bands give every entry a fair mix of favourites and outsiders.
  • Bigger groups get more players per entry, so any size works.
  • The draw is published so everyone can see it.

Australian Open sweepstake โ†’

Seeded by the ATP & WTA rankings

The Fantasy Picks pots

The top 72 men and women are ranked into 5 seeded pots and 2 wildcard pots, so every entry mixes favourites and outsiders. The list follows the latest rankings and updates every week until the draw.

Pot 1Ranks 1โ€“4 ยท 4 men & 4 women

Men

  1. #1 Alexander Zverev
  2. #2 Jannik Sinner
  3. #3 Carlos Alcaraz
  4. #4 Ben Shelton

Women

  1. #1 Elena Rybakina
  2. #2 Aryna Sabalenka
  3. #3 Mirra Andreeva
  4. #4 Coco Gauff
Pot 2Ranks 5โ€“8 ยท 4 men & 4 women

Men

  1. #5 Daniil Medvedev
  2. #6 Flavio Cobolli
  3. #7 Arthur Fils
  4. #8 Frances Tiafoe

Women

  1. #5 Jessica Pegula
  2. #6 Elina Svitolina
  3. #7 Karolina Muchova
  4. #8 Linda Noskova
Pot 3Ranks 9โ€“16 ยท 8 men & 8 women

Men

  1. #9 Alex de Minaur
  2. #10 Taylor Fritz
  3. #11 Rafael Jodar
  4. #12 Novak Djokovic
  5. #13 Tommy Paul
  6. #14 Felix Auger-Aliassime
  7. #15 Jiri Lehecka
  8. #16 Jakub Mensik

Women

  1. #9 Iga Swiatek
  2. #10 Marta Kostyuk
  3. #11 Diana Shnaider
  4. #12 Maja Chwalinska
  5. #13 Iva Jovic
  6. #14 Elise Mertens
  7. #15 Alexandra Eala
  8. #16 Sorana Cirstea
Pot 4Ranks 17โ€“24 ยท 8 men & 8 women

Men

  1. #17 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
  2. #18 Casper Ruud
  3. #19 Brandon Nakashima
  4. #20 Francisco Cerundolo
  5. #21 Luciano Darderi
  6. #22 Learner Tien
  7. #23 Andrey Rublev
  8. #24 Karen Khachanov

Women

  1. #17 Naomi Osaka
  2. #18 Leylah Fernandez
  3. #19 Madison Keys
  4. #20 Belinda Bencic
  5. #21 Victoria Mboko
  6. #22 Qinwen Zheng
  7. #23 Amanda Anisimova
  8. #24 Marie Bouzkova
Pot 5Ranks 25โ€“32 ยท 8 men & 8 women

Men

  1. #25 Lorenzo Musetti
  2. #26 Alexander Bublik
  3. #27 Valentin Vacherot
  4. #28 Alexander Blockx
  5. #29 Tomas Martin Etcheverry
  6. #30 Hubert Hurkacz
  7. #31 Alejandro Tabilo
  8. #32 Ignacio Buse

Women

  1. #25 Jelena Ostapenko
  2. #26 Anna Kalinskaya
  3. #27 Emma Navarro
  4. #28 Anastasia Potapova
  5. #29 Maria Sakkari
  6. #30 Nikola Bartunkova
  7. #31 Ann Li
  8. #32 Ekaterina Alexandrova
Wildcard 1Ranks 33โ€“48 ยท 16 men & 16 women1.5x points

Men

  1. #33 Arthur Fery
  2. #34 Luca Van Assche
  3. #35 Alex Michelsen
  4. #36 Stefanos Tsitsipas
  5. #37 Jan-Lennard Struff
  6. #38 Matteo Arnaldi
  7. #39 Ugo Humbert
  8. #40 Botic van de Zandschulp
  9. #41 Nuno Borges
  10. #42 Daniel Merida
  11. #43 Matteo Berrettini
  12. #44 Zizou Bergs
  13. #45 Quentin Halys
  14. #46 Joao Fonseca
  15. #47 Arthur Gea
  16. #48 Mariano Navone

Women

  1. #33 Sara Bejlek
  2. #34 Diane Parry
  3. #35 Jasmine Paolini
  4. #36 Talia Gibson
  5. #37 Peyton Stearns
  6. #38 Xinyu Wang
  7. #39 Donna Vekic
  8. #40 Liudmila Samsonova
  9. #41 Ashlyn Krueger
  10. #42 Daria Snigur
  11. #43 Magda Linette
  12. #44 Cristina Bucsa
  13. #45 Kamilla Rakhimova
  14. #46 Hailey Baptiste
  15. #47 Kimberly Birrell
  16. #48 Katerina Siniakova
Wildcard 2Ranks 49โ€“72 ยท 24 men & 24 women1.5x points

Men

  1. #49 Tallon Griekspoor
  2. #50 Denis Shapovalov
  3. #51 Thiago Agustin Tirante
  4. #52 Sebastian Baez
  5. #53 Cameron Norrie
  6. #54 Juan Manuel Cerundolo
  7. #55 Raphael Collignon
  8. #56 Adolfo Daniel Vallejo
  9. #57 Jaime Faria
  10. #58 Arthur Rinderknech
  11. #59 Rinky Hijikata
  12. #60 Tomas Machac
  13. #61 Adrian Mannarino
  14. #62 Mattia Bellucci
  15. #63 Fabian Marozsan
  16. #64 Miomir Kecmanovic
  17. #65 Camilo Ugo Carabelli
  18. #66 Facundo Diaz Acosta
  19. #67 Yannick Hanfmann
  20. #68 Ethan Quinn
  21. #69 Vit Kopriva
  22. #70 Jaume Munar
  23. #71 Martin Landaluce
  24. #72 Alex Molcan

Women

  1. #49 Barbora Krejcikova
  2. #50 Katie Boulter
  3. #51 Magdalena Frech
  4. #52 Karolina Pliskova
  5. #53 Sonay Kartal
  6. #54 Lilli Tagger
  7. #55 Yuliia Starodubtseva
  8. #56 Anhelina Kalinina
  9. #57 Paula Badosa
  10. #58 Clara Tauson
  11. #59 Alycia Parks
  12. #60 Janice Tjen
  13. #61 Elena-Gabriela Ruse
  14. #62 Tamara Korpatsch
  15. #63 Lanlana Tararudee
  16. #64 Zeynep Sonmez
  17. #65 Mayar Sherif
  18. #66 Yulia Putintseva
  19. #67 Catherine McNally
  20. #68 Tatjana Maria
  21. #69 Claire Liu
  22. #70 Oleksandra Oliynykova
  23. #71 Camila Osorio
  24. #72 Maria Timofeeva

Automatic scoring

Points for every match won.

Each player earns more points the further they go: 1 point for a first-round win, rising to 7 for winning the final. Points add up, so each Australian Open champion is worth 28 points to every entry that has them.

In Fantasy Picks, wildcard picks score 1.5x, worth up to 42 points. Random Sweepstakes score every player the same.

Win inPointsRunning total
Round 1+11
Round 2+23
Round 3+36
Round 4+410
Quarter-final+515
Semi-final+621
Final+728

How it works

How to run an Australian Open fantasy tennis league

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Create

Pick Office & Group or Fundraiser, then Fantasy Picks or Random Sweepstakes. The Australian Open is already selected.

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Customise

Add your name, logo, colours, rules and prizes, including a Most Aces prize and a wooden spoon.

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Invite

Share one link or QR code by WhatsApp, Teams, Slack or email. Entrants join on any phone.

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Follow

Entrants make their picks before the first match. Scores and the leaderboard update through the tournament.

See it before you create it

Explore the Australian Open demo

Open a demo event to see what your entrants get: the live leaderboard, Fantasy Picks scorecards, prizes and the Most Aces view.

Open the demo

Tennis clubs, schools & charities

Run it as a fundraiser

There is no upfront cost. A small platform fee applies to paid entries only and is confirmed during activation.

You choose the entry feeYou set the prizesCard payments to your Stripe accountBranded event page and leaderboard
Start a tennis fundraiser

Office & group pricing

A plan for every group

Start free for a small group and upgrade only when you need more entries. Pricing is shown in USD for this visit.

Free

$0

Up to 4 entries

No payment needed

Starter Pool

$10

Up to 15 entries

$0.67 per entry when full

Large Pool

$30

Up to 50 entries

$0.60 per entry when full

Unlimited Pool

$45

Unlimited entries

One fixed price. Your effective cost per entry keeps falling as your group grows.

Questions, answered

Australian Open fantasy tennis FAQs

What is Australian Open fantasy tennis?

A fantasy tennis game where everyone in your group picks players before the tournament starts. Each entry scores points as its players win matches, and the live leaderboard shows who is ahead all the way to the finals.

Is this the official Australian Open fantasy game?

No. Sweepzy lets you run your own private fantasy tennis league for your office, club or friends, with your own prizes, branding and leaderboard. It is not affiliated with Tennis Australia.

How do Fantasy Picks work?

Players are seeded by the ATP and WTA rankings. Each entrant chooses one man and one woman from each of five seeded pots, plus two wildcards from each draw: 14 players in total. Wildcard picks score 1.5x points, so a good outsider can win it.

Can we run it as a tipping competition or predictor game?

Yes. Many groups call it a tipping comp, a pick'em or a predictor game. Everyone tips the players they think will go furthest, and Sweepzy scores every match automatically.

Can we do a random draw instead?

Yes. If your group would rather not pick, run an Australian Open sweepstake: players are drawn at random from both draws.

When does the Australian Open 2027 start?

The Australian Open 2027 main draw runs from Sunday 17 January to Monday 1 February 2027 at Melbourne Park (Melbourne time). Set your entry deadline before the first match.

How are points scored?

Every player earns points for each match they win: 1 point in Round 1, 2 in Round 2 and so on, up to 7 for winning the final. Points add up, so each champion is worth 28 points. An entry's score is the total of all its players.

Do the men's and women's draws both count?

Yes. Every entry has players from both singles draws, and both champions score the same points.

What happens if a player withdraws?

Sweepzy updates every event when the field changes and tells entrants what changed. In Fantasy Picks, a withdrawn player from Pots 1 to 4 is not replaced, while Pot 5 and the wildcards take the next-highest-ranked player. In a sweepstake that has already been drawn, the next player in the rankings who is not already in the draw takes their place.

Do entrants need an app?

No. Entrants join from one link or QR code in any mobile or desktop browser, and create a free Sweepzy account with their email.

How much does it cost?

It is free for up to 4 entries. Bigger offices and groups pay once per event for a plan sized for 15, 30, 50 or unlimited entries. Fundraisers have no upfront cost; a small platform fee applies to paid entries only.

Can clubs run it as a fundraiser?

Yes. Choose Fundraiser, set the entry fee, cause and prizes, and collect entries online. Card payments go to your club's Stripe account.

Page updated 12 November 2026. Sweepzy is not affiliated with Tennis Australia or the Australian Open.

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