Break Point: One point away from a break (expressed as the score of 30-40 or 40-adv); a double break point (or two break points) is expressed as the score of 15-40; a triple break point (or three break points) is expressed as the score of 0-40.

 

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Break Point: One point away from a break (expressed as the score of 30-40 or 40-adv); a double break point (or two break points) is expressed as the score of 15-40; a triple break point (or three break p . . . View Full Definition

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