2025 | Ranking Rules | TennisHistory

All tournaments are counted on the upcoming Monday immediately after they end. Once into the system, tournaments are counted for 52 weeks.
The rankings are published on every Monday of the year. The exception to this rule are the mid-Mondays of tournaments lasting for more than one week.
All players must count all mandatory events for which they are a direct acceptance on the original acceptance list. In addition, they must count their other 7 best results from all other tournaments.
If the player is not part of the original main draw acceptance list of a mandatory event and decides not to participate before the draw is released, they may count an extra non-mandatory event.
In weeks in which a player does not have the mandatory 12 events, he is allowed to count extra non-mandatory events to a total of 19. If in certain situations, more than 12 mandatory events were played within the previous 52 weeks, they will count, decreasing the number of optional tournaments counted.
Once a player becomes part of the main draw of any of the 12 mandatory events, either as a qualifier, lucky loser, direct acceptance, special exempt or wild card, that tournament counts for his rankings. Any late withdrawal will result in a 0-point penalty.

Mandatory events are:

Two week tournaments are:

Late withdrawals shall result in a 0-point penalty.
Commitment players must play 4 ATP 500 events across a calendar year, one of which must be played after the US Open. Failure to do so will result in a 0-point penalty for all missing tournaments.

A commitment player is defined as a player who has finished in the Top 30 at the year-end rankings of the previous year.

Players returning to competition with an Entry Protection Ranking may replace ranking penalties assessed during the period of injury with results obtained at tournaments following their return to competition.
Players who are out of competition for three or more consecutive months (13-weeks minimum) can replace 0-point penalties as follows:
1. Missed mandatory event points cannot be replaced;
2. penalty can be replaced if there are 2 mandatory events missed;
3. 2 penalties can be replaced if there are 3 or more mandatory events missed.
With the above rule, players can replace 0-point penalties (from mandatory ATP Masters 1000 events) when they attend ATP 250/500 events that happen after the missed mandatory event.
Points from ATP 1000 Masters events can be replaced by up to 3 ATP 250/500 events that occur after the ATP Masters 1000 event.

When two or more players have the same number of points, ties shall be broken in this order:

Total points from all Grand Slams, ATP Masters 1000 mandatory tournaments and ATP Finals main draws;
The fewest events played, where all penalties count as a played tournament;
The total number of points from the players' best tournament, then, if needed, the second best, etc.

Players are awarded points according to the round in which they are eliminated and the category of the tournament.
Players reaching the second (or any) round of a tournament by drawing a Bye shall receive the first round points if they lose in the first round they play in.
Players who enter a tournament by means of a Wild Card shall receive 0 points in the first round they play in.

Category	Main draw	Win	Final	Semifinals	Quarterfinals	Round of 16	Round of 32	Round of 64	Round of 128
Grand Slam	128	2000	1300	800	400	200	100	50	10
ATP Masters 1000	128	1000	650	400	200	100	50	30	10
	64	1000	650	400	200	100	50	10	—
ATP 500	64	500	330	200	100	50	25	0	—
	32	500	330	200	100	50	0	—	—
ATP 250	64	250	165	100	50	25	13	0	—
	32	250	165	100	50	25	0	—	—

Round	3 round robin wins	2 round robin wins	1 round robin win
Win	1500	1300	1100
Final	1000	800	600
Round robin	600	400	200

Round	1-10	11-20	21-30	31-50	51-100	101-250	251+
Final	180	140	120	90	60	40	35
Semifinals	130	105	90	60	40	35	25
Quarterfinals	80	65	55	40	35	25	20
Round robin	55	45	40	35	25	20	15
Maximum	500	400	345	260	185	140	110

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