# Is there a real per-point record, and does it say where it came from?

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A per-point sequence for a match, with each point's state, and an honest marker distinguishing points observed as they happened from points reconstructed afterwards.

## Why it separates providers

Reconstructed points carry no real clock. For anything time-sensitive they are a different product, and a feed that blurs the two is unusable for timing work.

## The test you can run

Take a completed match, request its point sequence, and look for a provenance marker on each row. Points we watched live carry a real timestamp; reconstructed rows carry none. If every row looks identical, ask which ones were observed.

## What Live Tennis API measures

**Measured: 25,747** (as of August 27, 2026, matches watched live from 0-0, every point carrying a real timestamp)
- Caveat: A floor, not a coverage promise. Rows we watched live are distinguished from rows reconstructed afterwards, which carry no timestamp. Our own capture began 12 October 2025 at low volume; rows reach the product from March 2026.
- Method: https://besttennisapi.com/methodology#observed