A doubles is a team, every court is a field. In the group you enter the score, 11:7, and the table is sorted by wins, direct comparison and point difference.
Typical format
Doubles in pools, then knockout.
Rating
Victory, comparison, difference
Playtime
Play until 11, about 20 minutes.
In the setup the rating remains on points. You enter the final score, something like 11:7 or 15:13. Win to 1, lose to 0, there is no draw. Criteria: points, direct comparison, point difference. In the knockout round, only who wins counts. If you play best of 3 there, you enter the games you won, about 2:1.
Every court is a field. A game up to 11 takes up the court for around 15 to 20 minutes, a best of 3 takes around 45 minutes. You create game classes according to level or age, such as 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0. There is no connection to DUPR; the double chooses its class when registering. Rounds with changing partners are not possible. A double remains a team through the pool and knockout rounds.
One class, pools of four, everyone against everyone. One game up to 11 per game, the table is the result.
Classes by level, pool play on Saturday, knockout round on Sunday. Registration with entry fee via Stripe.
Every player is a team. Same rating, a separate class next to doubles.
Four simple steps and the basic structure is in place.
Keep scoring on points. Win 1, loss 0, draw 0.
Criteria: points, direct comparison, point difference.
Create each court as a field. Eight courts in the hall are eight fields.
Slot to around 20 minutes for a game up to 11. You plan the knockout round with best of 3 to last around 45 minutes.
Semi-final 1
Semi-final 2
Final
SV Nordhafen
TSV Lindenau
16:00 · Field 1
Group stage, knockout system or both. With a template, the format is ready in a minute, you can build your own formats from phases, groups and individual games.
Learn moreCreate a registration form with entry fee, additional question and products. Teams register themselves.
Learn moreField 1
Automatically create a tournament schedule for multiple fields and adjust it using drag & drop. Playing time, breaks and award ceremony included.
Learn moreNo. The final score of the game, about 11:7. In best of 3 the games won, about 2:1. The serve and side-out remain on the court.
No. The double chooses their class when registering. Ratings then reports who registered the tournament with DUPR.
No. In EasyTourney a double remains a team. The format is not designed for evenings where partners change every round.
As classes with their own pools and tables. The courts are shared by all classes.
Yes. The time and court of the next games are shown on the tournament page in the browser and on the hall display.
No subscription, no credit card. As the tournament grows, you book the plan just for that one event.
