The Tennis Scoring System Explained (with REAL MATCH example) - Rules, Tie Break, Counting

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Publicado 2022-01-07
A quick and easy explanation of tennis rules so even absolute beginners and dummies will be able to count tennis points after watching it. If you still have any questions about how tennis scoring works (or about any other rule in tennis) let us know in the comments below and we'll answer it!

If you want to skip to specific parts of the video, these are the main topics:

1) The Scoring System - Summary: 01:27
2) Deciding who serves: 02:22
3) What are tennis points? : 03:32
4) The 5 ways to win a point: 04:10
5) Counting points (0, 15, 30, 40): 05:42
6) Points into games: 06:44
7) Deuce, advantage, 2-point margin: 07:47
8) Games into sets: 08:53
9) Tie break: 09:49
10) Sets into winning the match: 11:33
11) Real Match Example: 13:05

We have a more detailed article on the specifics of the tennis scoring system, and you can check it out at

mytennishq.com/tennis-scoring-rules-the-ultimate-g…

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @m.philip
    This for sure is the best explanation of the point system I have come across as a beginner. Thank you for the video. Really helpful.
  • @user-vz6vo3ib3p
    This was the best scoring system expalination. Thank you for including the matc example video.
  • @shakyelarnold7392
    Great video, my guy. The only thing you forgot to explain is when players switch sides in a tiebreaker. Most people do not know that you switch sides every time the score adds up to 6 or multiples of 6. For example in a tiebreaker the players will switch sides if the score is something like 3-3, 2-4, 5-1, or 6-6. Other then that 💯💯..
  • @MohamadSk7
    How can you tie 6x6 game, if the first person to score 6 wins a set??
  • @drakezen
    Great explanation. Just what I was looking for while watching these matches
  • @t.r.m1138
    This is really helpful. I decided to take up tennis at the country club!
  • @jasonlaine3403
    Thank you for this. I couldn't find any other source making the difference between a "winner" and a "double bounce" clear, and whether either of them or both counted as a point.
  • @HazardNY
    How do you get 6x6 if the first one who wins 6 games wins the set and games starting to count from 0x0 ??
  • @sunsioux444
    This is a real decent introduction to tennis scoring, but I notice in your live example at the end that the bottom player keeps serving during the entire game. can you please address this more clearly? once a server is chosen does he keep serving throughout the game ? in the next game does the other side start the serve and keep serving throughout the game? when does the server change?
  • @BrandNewGaming159
    Wait how does two players get to 6 by 6 in game because if a player gets to 6 I thought its a set and the games reset. Sorry for the wrong terms if I am wrong with any terms
  • @LubaLuba1
    So every video so far has miss explaining how to remember the score my kid along with others kids forget and say the wrong score usually favoring their opponent ex: my kids score is 40/15 his next should win the game instead says or influenced by opponent it’s 40 all or deuce what can we do to remember the score with complete confidence?