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Glossary

Every abbreviation on LSM, and every alert, in one place.

Serve stats

These six columns appear on live match rows and in the stat pop-ups.

Abbreviation Full name What it means
Aces Aces Aces served this match (or set). A clean serve the returner can't touch.
DF Double Faults Double faults this match (or set). Both serves out; returner wins the point.
1st % First Serve % Percentage of first serves that landed in — how reliably the server gets the first serve in play.
1st W First Serve Points Won % Of points where the first serve was in, the percentage the server won. Hover for the raw count.
2nd W Second Serve Points Won % Of points played on the second serve, the percentage the server won. Hover for the raw count.
BPS Break Points Saved % Of break points faced, the percentage saved. Shown as a percentage; hover for the ratio (e.g. 3/4).

Round codes

Code Meaning
Q1 / Q2 Qualifying round 1 / 2
R1 / R2 / R3 Main-draw first / second / third round
R16 Round of 16
QF Quarter-final
S / SF Semi-final
F Final

Contextual stat codes

These appear as section headings in Contextual Stats.

Code Full name What it means
LS1WS2 Lost Set 1, Won Set 2 How often (historically) this player has won the second set after losing the first.
LS1WM Lost Set 1, Won Match How often this player has won the match after losing the first set.
TB W% Tiebreak Win % Percentage of tiebreaks this player has won over the last 12 months.
BK1SG Broken in First Service Game How often this player is broken in their first service game of a set.

Alerts

Every alert you can see on a LIVE row, with its exact wording and plain meaning. For when alerts fire, blink behaviour and sound pairings, see Alerts & Signals.

Alert (as shown) What it means
Favourite has a Break! The lower-priced player is ahead by one break of serve in this set.
Underdog has a Break! The higher-priced player is ahead by one break of serve in this set.
Break! A player is ahead by one break — no odds available to identify favourite/underdog.
Double Break! A player is two breaks up in this set — a strong lead.
Break back! / "[Player] has broken back" The player who was broken has broken straight back — deficit cancelled.
Set and a Break! The first set winner goes a break up in the second set.
Set and a Double Break! The first set winner goes 2 breaks up in the second set.
Missed Break Points! / "[Player] just missed N Break Points!" A player failed to convert one or more break-point chances.
Equal Breaks in the Set! Both players have broken the same number of times this set — break advantage is level.
Recovered one of the breaks! / "[Player] has recovered one of the breaks!" In a multi-break situation, the trailing player has won one break back — gap narrowed but not levelled.

Two sounds have no alert:

Sound Trigger
Match start A match enters play
Set complete A set finishes (and the favourite did not lose set 1)