Match Point Challenge is the social prediction game played around every ATP tournament. Fans come back before the draw, during the matches and after the final. A sponsor takes a named position on the pages they return to, for a tournament or for the season.
From $130 a tournament. No minimum term.
Each position is a line of text, your logo and a link, in a fixed place on the page. One sponsor per position per tournament, so your name is never one of a crowd. Every view and every click is counted and shown in your sponsor account.
The first thing a fan sees when they log in, above their picks and their standing, for the whole week.
At the top of the tournament page and its results, where fans follow their picks all week.
Your logo and link under the table fans check after every round of matches.
At the foot of the season rankings, the table every player is chasing from January to November.
Your name in every position nobody else has taken, on every tournament of the year.
Give a prize for a tournament winner or the top of the rankings. Your name and link sit beside it where fans compete for it.
A Grand Slam reaches more fans for longer than a 250, and is priced that way. Prices are shown in USD.
| Tournament tier | Tournament Page |
|---|---|
| Grand Slam | $450 |
| ATP Masters 1000 | $325 |
| ATP Masters 500 | $200 |
| ATP 250 | $130 |
Your logo and link at the foot of the annual rankings for the whole season, January to November.
Every unsold position on every tournament of the year, and first refusal on next season.
Your company, a contact and a password. We verify your email and you are in.
Build a package from the calendar: one Slam, the whole clay season, or every week of the year.
Up to sixty characters, a logo and a link. We check it against the content rules and approve it.
Card payment through Stripe. Once approved your line appears for the tournament, and views and clicks start counting.
Positions are taken tournament by tournament. Create your sponsor account now and your name can be on the next one.
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