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ScoreMigos — ATP Pékin 2026

Predict the ATP Pékin 2026 with us

Free, no money. No prize: you play for the standings and for the bragging rights.

100% free · No money · Just for the glory

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One account per person. Everyone enters their own predictions, from their own device.

🎯 What you predict

  • Every match: the winner, the set score, total games, the tiebreak.
  • Back the underdog: the more unexpected the player, the more you score.
  • Before the tournament: your champion, paid as they advance through the draw.
  • Invite your friends: a contest is better with a crowd.

The draw (16 matches in round 1)

Alexander Zverev (1) vs Cameron Norrie
Shang Juncheng vs Sebastián Báez
Juan Manuel Cerúndolo vs Bu Yunchaokete
Nuno Borges vs Novak Djokovic (6)
Daniil Medvedev (3) vs Pablo Carreno Busta
Jan-Lennard Struff vs Thiago Agustín Tirante
Botic van de Zandschulp vs Francisco Cerúndolo
Alexander Bublik vs Jakub Menšík (8)
Alex de Minaur (5) vs Mariano Navone
Ignacio Buse vs Quentin Halys
Tallon Griekspoor vs Andrey Rublev
Roman Safiullin vs Flavio Cobolli (4)
Learner Tien (7) vs Hubert Hurkacz
Zhang Zhizhen vs Arthur Géa
Alex Molčan vs Tomas Machac
Karen Khachanov vs Félix Auger-Aliassime (2)
Joining late? Everyone can join, until the end
  • You can join this contest at any time, until the end of the competition.
  • Upcoming matches and stages score full points, like for everyone. Those already played before you joined do not count for you.
  • Tournament picks (tournament winner) can still be set for 5 days after the start, losing 20% of their value each day: 100% on the day of the start, 80% on day 2, 60%, 40%, then 20% on day 5. After that they close for everyone.
  • Your overall ranking starts when you join: the later you join, the less likely you are to win it. The rankings of the current period (month, week, round) give you your chance right away.

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