Americano is here. Partners change every round, everyone plays for themselves, and you bank the games your pair wins. Tap Format to Americano, set the round length, and play — the clock tells you where you are without ever ending a round for you. • Every round banks its games straight into your personal total, and a level round is just a level round: Americano never records a win or a loss. • Follow the session on a points-per-round chart, with every round kept and openable afterwards. • An unfinished game doesn't count, the way the club plays it. • Heart rate, calories and distance tracked across the whole session, as one workout. Statistics now has a Tournaments tab. Every point you play in a session has always been recorded — serving, returning, break points, the sides you're strong on — and now you can actually see it, kept separate from your match record so neither set of numbers distorts the other. King/Queen of the Court is unchanged, and both formats live under the same Tournament mode on the Watch.

King/Queen of the Court is here. Score a whole tournament on your wrist — every round, on every court, under a single workout. Set the court each round and who serves, switch between golden point and advantage as the group does, and end rounds when the group ends them. No timer cuts you off. • Level and out of time? Call sudden death, and the next point decides the round. If you're receiving, choose which of you takes the return — and see afterwards how that choice went. • Follow your climb through the draw on a court-by-court chart. • Win the last round on court one and you've been crowned. • A tournament is scored as one session, so an afternoon of eight rounds never outweighs a season of matches. Also in this release: distance now reads in metres for short rounds instead of rounding away to zero, and Home's card covers everything you play — matches, practice and tournaments alike.