Run a better sweepstake.
Everything we know about running a tennis sweepstake people actually enjoy - collected from years of office sweeps, club sweeps and family arguments over who got the best player.
US Open sweepstake guide
Everything you need to run a US Open tennis sweepstake at work: when the draw comes out, how to set it up, what to charge and how the payout usually works. Read the guide
How to run an office sweepstake
The complete guide to running a tennis sweepstake at work - collecting names, drawing fairly, handling the money and keeping everyone talking about it. Read the guide
Sweepstake rules and variations
Classic tennis sweepstake rules plus the best variations: seeds-only draws, points-per-round scoring, second-chance sweeps and how to split the pot. Read the guide
The four Grand Slams, explained
Wimbledon, the US Open, the Australian Open and Roland Garros: how the four tennis majors work, how the 128-player draws are built and why they make perfect sweepstakes. Read the guide
US Open 2026 seeds: who's in your hat
The full US Open 2026 seed lists for both singles draws, what each seeding tier is really worth in a sweepstake, and who to hope for when you pull your ticket. Read the guide
Run a sweepstake on paper
How to run a tennis sweepstake the old-fashioned way: printable draw sheets, names-in-a-hat mechanics, wall charts and when paper beats an app. Read the guide
Wimbledon sweepstake guide
How to run the classic British office sweepstake for Wimbledon: timing, traditions, Ladies' and Gentlemen's draws, and making the fortnight count. Read the guide
How to run a charity sweepstake at work
Turn the office tennis sweepstake into a fundraiser: structures that work, suggested amounts, transparency, and keeping it fun while the pot goes to a good cause. Read the guide
Sweepstake formats for small groups
Six people, 128 tennis players: the sweepstake formats that actually work for small teams, with worked examples - share-all, points-per-round, double sweeps and more. Read the guide
Tennis scoring, explained
15, 30, 40, deuce: how tennis scoring works, what a break of serve means, how to read a scoreline and what a retirement does to your sweepstake ticket. Read the guide
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