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Single elimination ends after one loss. A single round robin gives every team one game against every other team. Odd fields have one bye per team.
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Single elimination ends after one loss. A single round robin gives every team one game against every other team. Odd fields have one bye per team.
Choose 1–8 courts, a 5–180 minute match slot and 0–120 minutes of rest. Times are local clock times, with day numbers after midnight. A practical round-by-round schedule, without an optimal-finish guarantee.
Record scores, check standings and download a printable PDF. Changing a knockout winner clears affected later results. Round-robin points are win 3, draw 1, loss 0; equal points share a rank.
3–32 teams. Single elimination or single round robin. No Swiss, double elimination, multi-stage events, third-place game, online registration or live multi-device sync. Fixed match lengths and identical court availability only.
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