The tennis-balls Grand Slam programme ended its documented activity period on 14 September 2026, with the main draw scheduled for the following day. The page is therefore a historical explanation rather than a current offer.
A stage entry was not a main-draw entry
The source covered three tournaments between May and September. Activity in one could qualify for that tournament’s stage draw, while the main draw required eligible activity across all three.
The programme title should not be interpreted as covering every tennis event or every major automatically. Named event, amount, odds and market conditions defined its scope.
Balls represented draw units
Collectible balls followed a stake-band table without a stated overall account cap. They were not currency, retained winnings or guaranteed prizes.
Handicaps and totals were excluded. An ordinary tennis settlement could therefore be valid while producing no promotional units.
Prize form determined later treatment
The source distinguished cash, free bets and physical items. Cash had no additional wagering described, while free bets had a 72-hour period and separate qualifying conditions.
The headline main-pool value was not an award promised to every participant. Historical records need the relevant stage, eligibility across tournaments, final draw and actual prize form attached. A later programme using tennis-ball imagery would require its own dates and rules.
