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INTERNET FANTASY TENNIS GAMES.

Fantasy League Wimbledon 2005

Simply pick eight players (four men and four women) from a budget of £100k in a bid to become the Wimbledon champion.

FantasyTennis.net

FantasyTennis.net is a game where you take $20 million of imaginary money and build your dream tennis squad. Choose 5 men and 5 women then sit back and wait for the points to roll in. 28 tournaments, 200 players and 1 rolling jackpot. Every 7 days the points and leagues are updated. Chat about anything tennis in the forum and submit your team any time throughout the season. Join half way through and still get 75% of your players' points for the time you missed. Also an Office Cup and Club Cup for the best Office and Tennis Club in the world! Entries for the 2004 season start from December 1st. Reviewed 30 July 2003.

Telegraph Fantasy Wimbledon

'Now the weather has turned warmer, all eyes will be on SW19 from June 23 and we are delighted to launch our Telegraph Fantasy Wimbledon game to enhance your enjoyment of the tournament.

We have an excellent top prize of an all-inclusive week in any Mark Warner Beach Resort in the Mediterranean and Aegean (see www.markwarner.co.uk for details).

There are also runners-up prizes of official 'his and hers' Wimbledon towels (worth over £45) and 'History of Wimbledon' videos from www.Sweatband.com

For just £3.50 (or £9.95 for a single entry and a Head 'St Moritz' bag) you get to select a squad of the best players competing in the 2003 Wimbledon tournament. Simply choose a male and female from 12 pools of players, grouped according to their world rankings and past Wimbledon performances. Add in a couple of wild card players of each gender and you have your Telegraph Fantasy Wimbledon line-up.

It's as simple as that but what you must decide is which players in each group will progress furthest in the tournament. To make the selection process that little bit easier we have provided details of each player's performance in Grand Slam events over the past three years.

Scores will be updated the following week day after every day's play and, to add to the game-playing experience, we have included a prediction-based Baseline Booster quiz which gives entrants the opportunity to pick up some bonus points.

You can also take on friends and colleagues in your own private mini-league while competing for the main prizes.

So hurry to www.games.telegraph.co.uk to register your entry.

If you played any of the TFFO games last season you can log into the game using your existing e-mail address and password.

Once you have submitted your line-up you can go back and make changes right up until the closing date for applications, which is midday (BST) on Monday, 23 June 2003.

If you think you know your tennis, or you just want to be part of the summer's biggest sporting event, this is the game for you.'

Sporting Life Slazenger Fantasy Wimbledon

Pick 8 players (including one wild card who scores double points) from the 64 seeds in this FREE to enter competition and see if you can you can serve up some Slazenger tennis gear (including a racquet signed by Henman) as the overall winner. Entry deadline 1100 BST on Monday June 24 2002. Registration with Sporting Life required (username, password, email address and name).

Wimbledon Tennis 2003 - a new Fantasy Challenge

Administered by Fantasy Factory

Sponsored by Helical Bar, to raise funds for charity

Entry Fee = £5, of which 50% goes to charity

Prizes:
The winning entrant will receive £250 worth of vouchers,
with 2nd and 3rd winning £100 and £50 respectively.

Deadline is noon, Monday 23 June 2003, the first day of Wimbledon fortnight

Details & How to Play:
The FF gamesmaster has pre-selected 10 men's and 10 women's seeds.
Each of these players can earn fantasy points by winning their matches.

Entrants are invited to predict which of the chosen players will perform best over the two weeks, both in singles and doubles fixtures.

This fantasy game is pay to play, and raises funds for charity. £2.50 from each £5 entry fee will be donated to Land Aid, a Charitable Trust which supports projects connected with homelessness (see www.landaid.org for details of the organisation).

Fantasy Factory offers several other contests across a range of sports. Most of these are free to enter but, occasionally, pay-to-play competitions like the Tennis Challenge are run to raise funds for worthy causes. For more details, please access:www.fantasyfactory.co.uk

TennisFantasy

Tennis Fantasy.com is an "Interactive" way to follow along with your favourite players during eight selected tournaments throughout the year. A low entry fee lets you compete with tennis fans throughout the world for prizes and pride. A newly redesigned site!  Entry fee is $4.95. Updated review 20 May 2002.

ATP Tour Fantasy Tennis

You have $15m to spend on up to 20 ATP Tour tennis players from 5 categories with a winners prize of a VIP trip for two to the Masters Cup. The 2002 game opens on 6 March and ends on 3 November.

Ultra-Sports

Each player in a tennis tournament will be given a ranking from 1 to 6 and you are given a certain number of points to "select" 4 players with. Pick 4 Men and 4 Women. The winner will be the person who does best in both combined. No prizes as yet but still fun and FREE to play fantasy tennis.

BBC Fantasy Tennis - Wimbledon 2001 

This is brought to you by the BBC and Fantasy League Limited - http://bbctennis.fantasyleague.co.uk/ - and you know this should be a good game as soon as you see that Fantasy League Limited have set the game up for the BBC. The format has that look and feel of the Fantasy League quality and I'm hoping this leads to a trouble free fortnight. No doubt there are going to be a large number of entries due to the profile of the BBC and the winner will be rightly proud of beating off the competition.

Right, a quick summary of the main rules:

1. Entry deadline 11.45am Monday 25 June;

2. Select 4 men and 4 women from the list of 50 men and 50 women but ensure you're not spending more than £100,000 in total for the 8 players (P.S. Players range from £50,000 (Sampras) down to £1,000);

3. There are no transfers - seems sensible as it is only a one-off 2 week competition;

4. Accumulate points as your players progress, win by 1, 2 or 3 sets, beat a seeded player (if unseeded) and beat a higher seed (if seeded) - to win I suspect you're going to have to pick at least 1 of the finalists for both the mens and ladies finals and if a cheap player gets to the semis by beating two or three seeds you're going to need to have had him in your team so look out for that bargain player;

5. Prize winners receive excellent tennis coaching session, tickets to A Question of Sport and autographed Sweatshirt. There are also prizes for the top scoring manager of each of the two weeks of the tournament;

6. Free to enter;

7. Only one team per manager.

Oh and there's an excellent 'Challenge A Mate' automated email that you can whack off to taunt your friends!

Looks like enjoyable fun! 

For full details and rules go to the website.