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Womens & Mens Fantasy Tour: Season 1 Schedule # Women's Tournament Men's Tournament Surface Level 1 Medibank Internationl- Sydney, AUS Qatar ExxonMobil Open- Doha, QAT R Tier I 2 ASB Classic- Auckland, NZL Next Generation Adelaide International- Adelaide, AUS R Tier III 3 Mondial Australian Women's Hardcourts- Gold Coast, AUS Medibank International- Sydney, AUS R Tier II 4 Moorilla Hobart International- Hobart, AUS Heineken Open- Auckland, NZL R Tier IV 5 Australian Open- Melbourne, AUS Australian Open- Melbourne, AUS RGS 6 Bausch & Lomb Championships- Amelia Island, USA Open SEAT- Barcelona, ESP C Tier II 7 Estoril Open- Estoril, POR US Men's Claycourt Championships- Houston, USA C Tier IV 8 Internazionali BNL d'Italia- Rome, ITA Monte Carlo Open- Monte Carlo, MON C Tier I 9 Internationaux de Strasbourg- Strasbourg, FRA Estoril Open- Estoril, POR C Tier III 10 Roland Garros- Paris, FRA Roland Garros- Paris, FRA CGS 11 Team Championships- Beijing, CHN Team Championships- Beijing, CHN * Tier IIB** 12 DFS Classic- Birmingham, GBR Gerry Weber Open- Halle, GER G Tier II 13 Ordina Open- 's-Hertogenbosch, NED Ordina Open- 's-Hertogenbosch, NED G Tier III 14 Campbell's Hall of Fame Tennis Champs- Newport, USA Red Letter Days Open- Nottingham, GBR G Tier IV 15 International Women's Open- Eastbourne, GBR The Artois Championships- London, GBR G Tier I 16 The Championships, Wimbledon- London, GBR The Championships, Wimbledon- London, GBR GGS 17 Bank of the West Classic- Stanford, USA RCA Championships- Indianapolis, USA H Tier IV 18 East West Bank Classic- Los Angeles, USA Legg Mason Tennis Classic- Washington, USA H Tier III 19 Rogers Cup- Toronto, CAN Rogers Cup- Montreal, CAN H Tier I 20 Pilot Pen Tennis Championships- New Haven, USA Pilot Pen Tennis Championships- New Haven, USA H Tier II 21 US Open- New York, USA US Open- New York, USA HGS 22 Sony Ericsson Championships- Madrid, ESP Tennis Masters Cup- Shanghai, CHN * YEC Key Prize Money R= Rebound Ace Grand Slam- TBA C= Clay Tier I- $2,100,000 G= Grass Tier II- $1,000,000 H= Hardcourt Tier III- $200,000 *= Multi Surface, Equal Points Tier IV- $170,000 **= Ranking Points b/w Tier II+III GS= Grand Slam YEC= Year Ending Championship.

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