A new partner each round
Pairs are picked so nobody repeats a partner until they have to, and opponents change every round.
A new partner every round, even sit-outs, and late arrivals added without changing the rounds you've already played.
Each round seats players on your courts as two pairs. The generator picks pairs so partners don't repeat until they have to, opponents change from round to round, and sit-outs rotate evenly when there are more players than spots. If someone shows up late, add them and the remaining rounds are rebuilt around them. Scores roll up into a player leaderboard.
How many players sit out each round, by number of players and courts.
| Players | 2 courts | 3 courts | 4 courts | 5 courts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 players | Everyone plays | Not enough players | Not enough players | Not enough players |
| 10 players | 2 sit out | Not enough players | Not enough players | Not enough players |
| 12 players | 4 sit out | Everyone plays | Not enough players | Not enough players |
| 14 players | 6 sit out | 2 sit out | Not enough players | Not enough players |
| 16 players | 8 sit out | 4 sit out | Everyone plays | Not enough players |
| 20 players | 12 sit out | 8 sit out | 4 sit out | Everyone plays |
| 24 players | 16 sit out | 12 sit out | 8 sit out | 4 sit out |
Pairs are picked so nobody repeats a partner until they have to, and opponents change every round.
With more players than spots, sit-outs rotate so everyone sits about the same number of times.
Add a player and pick the round they join. Rounds already played stay exactly the same.
Each player gets their pair's score for every game. Ranked by wins, then point difference.
Each round, players are paired up on the courts and get a new partner and new opponents. After every round, standings track each player's wins and point difference.
Four players per court. With 8 players on 2 courts everyone plays every round. With 10 players on 2 courts, 2 players sit out each round, and the sit-outs rotate evenly.
For everyone to partner with everyone once, play one less round than you have players: 8 players need 7 rounds. Most open-play nights run 6 to 10 rounds of 12 to 15 minutes.
Add a late arrival and choose the round they join. The rounds already played stay the same, and the rest are rebuilt so partners stay fresh and sit-outs stay even.
Each player gets their pair's score for every game. The leaderboard ranks by wins, then by point difference.