US Open Bracket: Tennis, Picks, and a Public Leaderboard

Field notes

The interface divides each draw into eight sections and provides round-level controls from R128 through the final, with visible player seeds, qualifiers, walkovers, retirements, and TBD positions. The page says participants call matches from the Round of 16 and compete on a public leaderboard. It also displays a Sunday, August 30, 11 a.m. ET lock time and frames the contest as a Jupiter community project rather than an official tournament property.