> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/tennis/stream-endpoints-websockets/test-streams.md).

# Test Streams

We provide four test streams; these streams allow the end user to connect and consume data in one environment. We have a unique test flow for Singles and Doubles.

**Singles:**\
In this stream, you will consume a singles match, the event starts with a [delayed packet](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/delayed-packets) and then comes online in an expected [pre-match](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/live-data-scenarios/pre-match) sequence. The remaining match data can be found is explained [here](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/the-basics).

`https://dde.imggaming.com/#/tennis/tournaments/179/event/2015-999-XX999?day=2015-10-01`

**Doubles:**\
In this stream, you will consume a doubles match; the event starts off with an expected [pre-match](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/live-data-scenarios/pre-match) sequence. Which is followed by a variety of [suspensions](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/suspensions), the suspensions are prior to a range of different packets [Toilet Break](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/toilet-break), [Medical Timeout](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/medical-timeout), [Challenge](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/challenge), [Ball Mark Inspection](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/ball-mark-inspection-clay-only), [Correction Mode](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/events-id-stream-tennis/response#correction-mode), [Retire](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/retirements) and [Penalties](https://img-arena.gitbook.io/tennis/-M-nnUijRFbIhBBjSfUz/code-violations-game-penalties-and-defaults).

`https://dde.imggaming.com/#/tennis/tournaments/179/event/2015-999-XX998?day=2015-10-01`

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