The logo of the tournament series from 2009 to 2018
The ATP Tour 250 (from 1990 to 1999 ATP World Series , from 2000 to 2008 ATP International Series and from 2009 to 2018 ATP World Tour 250 ) comprises a series of tennis tournaments on the ATP Tour . The series bears its name because, since the 2009 season, 250 world ranking points have been awarded for winning a tournament in this category. The tournaments of the ATP Tour 250 are ranked below the Grand Slam tournaments , the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 and the ATP Tour 500 .
In tournaments of the ATP Tour 250 , the players receive points for the tennis world ranking according to the following scheme:
32 field
singles
round
Points
victory
250
final
150
Semifinals
90
Quarter finals
45
Round of 16
20th
First round
0
Qualification individual
round
Points
Qualifier (*)
12
Qualifying round
6th
First round
0
Double
round
Points
victory
250
final
150
Semifinals
90
Quarter finals
45
First round
0
48 and 56 fields
singles
round
Points
victory
250
final
150
Semifinals
90
Quarter finals
45
Round of 16
20th
Second round
10
First round
0
Qualification individual
round
Points
Qualifier (*)
5
Qualifying round
3
First round
0
Double
round
Points
victory
250
final
150
Semifinals
90
Quarter finals
45
First round
0
(*) A player receives the points for a successful qualification in addition to the points achieved in the main field.
Tournament overview
From 2020 the ATP Tour 250 will consist of 38 tournaments, of which only the tournaments in Delray Beach (32-man field) and Winston-Salem (48-man field) do not have a single draw consisting of 28 players. 19 tournaments take place on hard courts, 14 on sand and 5 on grass. 28 take place outdoors, 10 in the hall.
