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Four quick daily tennis games on one page: guess the player, rank a past ATP top 10, order a career and spot the true fact.

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Tennisle's Who Are Ya? on 22 Oct 2026 at attempt 4 of 8: guesses Iga Swiatek, Daniil Medvedev and Coco Gauff with age, country, titles, peak and gender tiles

Tennisle is a tennis hub with four daily mini games. Guess a mystery player from clue tiles, fill in an ATP top 10 from a past season, sort five career moments into order, and pick the true fact from five pairs. All four change at midnight UTC, with no ads or sign-up.

About Tennisle

Tennisle is a small tennis hub: one page with four daily games and a table of ATP and WTA rankings. Every game picks its puzzle from the UTC date, so everyone gets the same puzzles each day, and all four change together at midnight UTC.

Who Are Ya? is the main game. You type a player's name, pick it from the list, and the game compares your guess with the mystery player on five tiles: age, country, titles, peak ranking and gender. Arrows tell you whether the answer is older or younger, has more or fewer titles and peaked higher or lower. You have eight attempts, and the pool holds about 230 men and women from the ATP and WTA tours.

Rank It shows a date from a past season, such as 9 January 2012, and asks you to fill in the ATP top 10 of that week. Career Path gives you five moments from one star's career, such as a first Grand Slam title, a famous defeat or a comeback, and you move them up and down into chronological order. Double Fault is five rounds of two statements about tennis, one true and one false, and you tap the true one.

The games lean on the last two decades of the sport: Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, Serena Williams and Sharapova, and newer stars such as Alcaraz and Sinner. The banks behind the side games are small (ten careers, nineteen top 10s, thirty-five fact pairs), so regulars will meet the same Career Path or Rank It again within days or weeks. The hub keeps a played count and a win and loss tally, and each game has a share button. The site shows no ads, needs no account and says it is not affiliated with the ATP or WTA.

How to play Tennisle

  1. Open Tennisle and pick one of the four daily games from the hub.
  2. In Who Are Ya?, type a player's name, choose it from the list and read the five clue tiles; green is a match, arrows point toward the answer. You have eight tries.
  3. In Rank It, fill all ten slots of the ATP top 10 for the date shown, then submit.
  4. In Career Path, move the five moments up or down into the order they happened and submit; in Double Fault, tap the true fact in each of five rounds.
  5. Finish all four and use the share button to copy your results.

Screenshots

The Tennisle hub at phone size: played 0 of 4, the four daily games (Who Are Ya?, Rank It, Career Path, Double Fault) and the ATP rankings table

Tips

  • In Who Are Ya?, gender is one of the tiles, so a first guess settles whether to look on the ATP or the WTA side.
  • For Career Path, anchor on the one moment you can date for sure, such as a first Grand Slam title, and order the rest around it.
  • In Double Fault, the false statement usually changes one number or place, such as which Slam a title came at: check that detail first.
  • Rank It always uses an early January list, so think of the year-end top 10 of the season before.

Questions

When do the games change?

All four are picked from the UTC date, so they change at midnight UTC.

How many tries do I get in Who Are Ya?

Eight attempts to find the mystery player.

Is Rank It about men or women?

Rank It uses ATP top 10 lists from past seasons only; Who Are Ya? draws from both tours.

Does Tennisle have ads or need an account?

No. The page shows no ads and the games play without signing up.

Is Tennisle official?

No, the site says it is not affiliated with the ATP or WTA.

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