Don’t ignore Stamina

You read it right. This is a common mistake newbies make. They have explosive stats all around but really low Stamina. A decent player will figure out a counter easily and tire you out within seconds. So make sure you’re steadily putting in points in your Stamina attribute.

Also, having a high Stamina is highly underrated. Your shots will be much more accurate and you’ll be running around like a fox throughout the match. Players really underestimate the power Stamina has. Tennis Clash is designed (rightly so) in a way that even if your stamina is 20% depleted, your shots won’t be the same like they would be when you have full stamina.

Since managing decent stats is a tough job, a trick to solve the Stamina problem is using Maestro Multi strings. If you have enough Maestro Multi strings, then keep your stamina low and invest those points in other attributes. Then use the Maestro Multi strings because they give you extra Tier 2 stamina. These strings are cheap and are given out lavishly in Free Bags, Points Bag and other Bags. If you have high stamina, then there’s really no benefit in using Maestro Multi strings.

Use Strings to make up for your weaknesses (and you’re opponent’s strengths) at a time when you can promote in Tour

Strings give you really good stat boosts, use them wisely.

If you have weak Stamina, use Maestro Multi when you’re playing for 1500 coins and have 4500 coins in your baggage. This is will ensure that you’ll win the match and can now play in Tour 4 by investing 6000 coins. If you’re slow, use Swallow Poly. If your opponent has really high Forehand and Backhand, use Siberian Wire or Joker Cords. There is a string for almost every situation, and use them wisely, The timing of using your strings is key to progression in Tennis Clash.