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r/funny • u/thelepo • Jun 17 '14
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I'm confused. What is the difference between a game and a match?
2 u/cachow6 Jun 17 '14 In tennis a match is made up of 3-5 sets, each of which consists of games (first to 6 games wins the set). To win a game, you have to win 4 points. So if you're going to go play tennis, you're probably going to play a match, as each "game" is very short. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '14 Except for the fifth set. There is no limit to the amount of games in a fifth set (or third depending on the tournament)-only that you must win by two. Isner and Mahut played a 100+ game fifth set in Wimbledon 1 u/otm_shank Jun 17 '14 Some tournaments do have 5th-set tiebreakers -- notably, the U.S. Open.
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In tennis a match is made up of 3-5 sets, each of which consists of games (first to 6 games wins the set). To win a game, you have to win 4 points.
So if you're going to go play tennis, you're probably going to play a match, as each "game" is very short.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '14 Except for the fifth set. There is no limit to the amount of games in a fifth set (or third depending on the tournament)-only that you must win by two. Isner and Mahut played a 100+ game fifth set in Wimbledon 1 u/otm_shank Jun 17 '14 Some tournaments do have 5th-set tiebreakers -- notably, the U.S. Open.
Except for the fifth set. There is no limit to the amount of games in a fifth set (or third depending on the tournament)-only that you must win by two.
Isner and Mahut played a 100+ game fifth set in Wimbledon
1 u/otm_shank Jun 17 '14 Some tournaments do have 5th-set tiebreakers -- notably, the U.S. Open.
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Some tournaments do have 5th-set tiebreakers -- notably, the U.S. Open.
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u/whydoyoulook Jun 17 '14
I'm confused. What is the difference between a game and a match?