Free tournament formats
Each entrant meets every other entrant.
Choose your size
Choose a number to open the round robin editor.
This format currently supports up to 32 teams. Larger counts exceed the 500-game preview limit.
How it works
In a single round robin, each pair of entrants meets once. Six entrants create 15 games, and each entrant plays five.
Best for: Use it when comparable opponent coverage and a standings table matter more than a short event.
Plan for: Total games rise quickly with team count. Check court hours, rest gaps and standings tiebreakers before publishing.
Plan the event
Compare elimination, round robin and preliminary games before deciding how long your event needs.
See how preliminary standings can feed a knockout bracket and how to make ties and byes understandable.
Understand winner and loser paths, second losses, and when a grand final reset is needed.
Estimate court slots and protect rest time while building a bracket or league schedule.
Work out whether an event can promise three games to every team before adding playoffs.