Tennis scoring is weird, and that includes tennis tiebreakers. Here, exactly how you win a tiebreak game in tennis.
But while tennis is super fun to watch, it's not always so easy to understand. There's the funny terminology, like"is somewhat mysterious, too. And once you've got the hang of all the"loves" and"faults," you still have to contend with the actual rules of the game — like, for instance, how you win a tie break in tennis.
How do you reach this point? First, a refresher: tennis matches are made up of two to three sets. To win a set, a player has to win at least six games, and must win by at least two games. So a 6-4 score wins a set, but a 6-5 score means play will continue. To kick off the tiebreak, the player whose turn it is to serve begins by serving one point. Their opponent then serves one point, and from then on until the game ends, the players alternate serving two consecutive points each.
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