ATP Players & Micro Markets

To activate Player & Micro Markets for Live Odds ATP Tennis, please contact your dedicated sales representative or reach out to our sales team at [email protected]

Tournament Coverage

ATP Player & Micro Markets are exclusively available for the following Men’s ATP Singles events:

• ATP 250

• ATP 500

• ATP 1000

• Nitto ATP Finals

• Next Gen ATP Finals

Please note that these markets are not available for Challenger events.

Grand Slam market support

Coverage Area	Details
Tournament	Men’s Singles only
Round 1	Selected main court matches only
From Round 2 onwards	Full coverage of all matches
Qualification Rounds	Not supported

Supported Market

Number of supported Markets: 16 1. ATP Micro Markets

• Nth Set – Next Break

• Nth Set Game X – Break Point

• Nth Set Game X – Ace

• Nth Set – Next Ace

1. ATP Player Markets

• Nth Set – Competitor 1 Total Points

• Nth Set – Competitor 2 Total Points

• Nth Set – Competitor 1 Total Breaks

• Nth Set – Competitor 2 Total Breaks

• Nth Set – Competitor 1 Total Aces

• Nth Set – Competitor 2 Total Aces

• Nth Set – Most Aces

• Nth Set – Competitor 1 Double Faults

• Nth Set – Competitor 2 Double Faults

• Nth Set – Joint Total Aces

• Nth Set – Joint Total Double Faults

• Nth Set – Joint Total Breaks

Market Overview

This section provides an overview of the ATP Micro and Player Markets we currently offer. For the full, up-to-date list of supported markets, refer to the official Player Markets resource.

Market Definitions & Settlement Rules

Micro Market: Nth Set Game x Point y - Serve Outcome

Outcomes:

• Point after rally

• Ace

• Double fault

Definitions:

• Point after rally - Sent when point was scored during rally as either winner or error

• Ace - Sent when point was scored as an ace

• Double fault - Sent when point was scored as a result of two service faults in a row

Settlement Rules:

We will void the market in cases of violations or forfeitures:

• Code violation - Point penalty - sent when point was scored as a result of two code violations (player can be penalized with code violation in case of breach of sportsmanlike conduct)

• Code violation - Game penalty - sent when point was scored as a result of three code violations (player can be penalized with code violation in case of breach of sportsmanlike conduct)

• Time violation - Point penalty - sent when point was scored as a result of second time violation (only applicable if #2 violation is awarded to service receiver)

• Forfeit - Sent when point was scored as a result of four code violations or other immediate match-ending event

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Micro Market: Nth Set Game x Point y - Point Outcome

Outcomes:

• Competitor1 winner

• Competitor2 winner

• Competitor1 error

• Competitor2 error

Definitions:

• Winner: When a player wins a point with a shot which the opponent doesn’t touch or only nicks the ball

• Error: The moment the ball hits the net/lands out

Settlement Rules:

Nicks: A nick is defined as a touch of the ball with the racket, but the ball’s trajectory is not materially changed by the touch.

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Micro Market: Nth Set Game x Point y - Total Shots

Outcomes:

• Under x.5

• Over x.5

Definition:

Total number of completed shots in the rally.

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Micro Market: Nth Set Game x Point y - Last Stroke

Outcomes:

• Serve

• Return

• Forehand

• Backhand

• Volley

Definitions:

Last Stroke: Final stroke played in the rally, includes errors.

• Serve: Initial contact between ball & racquet in service motion (overhead or underarm).

• Return: First stroke played by the receiving player/team.

• Forehand: Forehand strokes are hit with the front of the dominant hand leading (like hitting with the palm).

• Backhand: Backhand strokes are hit with the back of the dominant hand leading (like hitting with the knuckles).

• Volley: Any stroke where contact is made with the ball without it bouncing on their side of the court.

Settlements Rules:

Some edge cases

• A half volley will be either forehand or backhand, as definition for volley is without bouncing

• A drive volley will be either forehand or backhand: Based on which side the drive volley is executed.

• A tweener is a shot hit between the legs. The classification of whether it is a forehand or backhand depends on the grip used during the shot. If a forehand grip is used (palm facing forward), it is classified as a forehand tweener. The key is the orientation of the palm: forehand grip shows the palm, and backhand grip shows the knuckles.

• A smash defines 'volley'

Additional Market Information

This section provides detailed information about each market, including market IDs, names, groups, outcome specifications, and settlement rules.

It also covers ATP Immersive Market specifications and UOF-related details, including activation/deactivation conditions and settlement criteria, with links to additional supporting information.

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ATP Immersive Market Specification.pdf

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Technical Information

Market specifications are available within the markets.xml endpoint (which can be accessed via https://iodocs.betradar.com/ or via https://api.betradar.com/v1/descriptions/en/markets.xml?include_mappings=true).

As these ATP Micro & Player markets are created in a brand-new & state of the art infrastructure, we have added just the UOF market id separated with a colon as a placeholder in the UOF market mapping and there won’t be legacy outcomes listed anymore as shown below in the example:

NEW:

<mapping product_id="1" product_ids="1|4" sport_id="sr:sport:5" market_id="1274:1274"/>)

OLD:

<mapping product_id="1" product_ids="1|4" sport_id="sr:sport:5" market_id="8:512">
    <mapping_outcome outcome_id="74" product_outcome_id="3752" product_outcome_name="yes"/>
    <mapping_outcome outcome_id="76" product_outcome_id="3754" product_outcome_name="no"/>
</mapping>

Please review your integration in that regards if you still have a dependency on legacy market ids and legacy outcome mappings.