From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgame pointˈgame ˌpoint noun [countable, uncountable] DSthe situation in a game such as tennis in which one player will win the game if they win the next point → match point
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game point• We play for about 40 minutes to a dead heat at game point.• Even so she almost got away with it, and four times had game point.• Still, it was Monami's six double-faults, three on game point, that really swung the match Javer's way. 