Play Padel Tournament

Play Padel Tournament

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Released
September 15, 2026
Updated
September 22, 2026
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Run your padel tournament from your iPhone or iPad. Choose Americano, fixed pairs, Mexicano, social shuffle or King of the Court with fixed or rotating partners. Set up players, courts and rounds, then share the invitation. YOUR TOURNAMENT • Play Americano with 8–32 players, including odd numbers. Rest turns are shared fairly. When players have played different numbers of matches, standings use average games per match. • Other formats support even numbers from 8 to 32 players. King of the Court uses four players per court. • Add player levels to balance the opening draw with rotating partners. • Use your own court numbers, court names and planned times. • Add an optional final in supported formats. PLAY AND SCORE • Players open the invitation, choose their name and see their matches. • Tap a match, enter both games scores and save. An opponent confirms the result. • Follow the standings as results come in. Social shuffle is played without scores or standings. • Use the round timer with a male or female voice in English or Dutch. The final ten seconds are counted down, followed by a reminder to finish your game. KEEP IT TOGETHER Manage multiple tournaments and switch between them from your tournament list. The app supports English and Dutch. Organizers sign in with Apple. Players do not need Apple sign-in. Shared tournament data requires an internet connection. Keep the app open to hear round announcements.
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What's New in Play Padel Tournament

1.0.1

September 22, 2026

Americano now supports odd numbers of players across the 8–32 player range. The draw distributes rest turns fairly. When players have played different numbers of matches, standings use average games per match. Setup now clearly shows how many players will play and how many will rest each round.

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