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Game Formats

Americano

4–16 players (up to 64)

Rotating doubles — partners change every round so everyone plays with everyone. All pairings are pre-generated before the game starts.

Record games won for each round (e.g. 6-4)

Total games won decides ranking

Match wins break ties

Mexicano

4–16 players

Standings-based pairings — after each round, top players face each other and bottom players face each other. More competitive as the game progresses.

Record games won for each round (e.g. 6-4)

Total games won decides ranking; match wins break ties

Pairings recalculate after each round

You choose number of rounds (2-12)

King of the Court

8–24+ players

Court ladder — multiple courts ranked from top to bottom. Winners climb up, losers descend. Former partners become opponents next round.

2+ courts, timed rounds

Record actual games won for each timed round

Final court determines placement; within each court ranked by wins, then games won, then fewest games lost

Court assignment screen between rounds

Latviano

8–28 players, in fours

Rating-seeded tiered ladder — each round is a set to 6 with a standings-based final. Players are split into tiers of 4 across multiple courts; winners climb between courts each round, then a final round re-pairs each court by standings.

One court per 4 players (8 → 2 courts … 28 → 7). Main rounds default to one more than the court count, plus a final — adjustable at setup.

Seeded by player rating into tiers of 4 (top tier on Court 1) — editable before start

Each main round is a set to 6 — first team to 6 games wins. Record the set score (e.g. 6-3)

Winners climb a court, losers drop a court after each main round

After the set ends, fill the remaining time with friendly play until the next round

Final round: the whole field reseeds — top four on Court 1, and below it players level on wins are separated by skill rating — then each court plays #1+#4 vs #2+#3 in a set to 6

Final standings: wins → games won → games lost

If the buzzer sounds and the score gap is only 1 game (e.g. 3-4), the set continues until it's decided

If the score is tied, a golden game decides the winner

Swiss Latviano

17–64 players

A Swiss-style Latviano for big groups — every round the courts are rebuilt from the current standings so similar-strength players keep meeting, then a final round decides the title.

17–64 players across multiple courts; 5 main rounds + 1 final by default (4–7 main configurable)

In the first round, players are assigned to courts by their ranking in the Leaderboards section (top players on Court 1)

After each round the results are recalculated and the courts are reshuffled, so players with similar results meet

A player can move up to a higher court or down to a lower court after any round — e.g. from Court 6 to Court 1, or vice versa, if the results allow

Final round: courts are set by the standings — Court 1 competes for places 1–4, Court 2 for 5–8, and so on; below Court 1 level records are separated by skill rating, and each court's teams are balanced

You only learn your next opponents once every court has submitted its results — so please don’t keep the others waiting

Divisional Latviano

20–64 players

A two-phase Latviano for big groups — balanced calibration rounds estimate everyone's level, then the field splits into up to four sealed leagues that each play their own Latviano ladder and final.

20–64 players, one court per 4 — split into leagues of 8, 12 or 16, sizes the organizer confirms after calibration

Opens with 1–3 calibration rounds (2 by default) on deliberately mixed-level courts, so newcomers share a court with rated players — no divisions yet

The split is proposed from the calibration standings (games won, then wins) and the organizer reviews and confirms it before the leagues start

Leagues are sealed: each plays its own rating-seeded Latviano ladder side by side, and nobody moves between them

Inside a league each main round is a set to 6 — winners climb a court, losers drop one; every league plays the same number of rounds

Final round: each league seeds its own final — its top four on its first court, and below that players level on wins are separated by skill rating — then each court plays #1+#4 vs #2+#3

Final table: every place in a higher division ranks above every place in the divisions below it; within a league wins → games won → games lost

Team Mosaic

16–48 players, in fours

Teams of four are drawn at random or picked by the players, then the whole grid is built so every court seats four players from four different teams — teammates never share a court, but the team still competes as one.

16 to 48 players in multiples of 4 — one court per four players

Teams are drawn at random, or players pick their own team while registration is open — friends' teams may end up uneven, and that's intentional

Every court holds four players from four different teams, so teammates never play with or against each other

The whole grid is built when the game starts and never changes with results — nobody’s next court depends on who won

Partners change every round as far as the schedule allows; repeat opponents happen only once the repeat-free combinations run out

Each player scores for themselves and for their team — a team's score is the sum of the games its four players win, with ties broken by match wins, then game difference

There is no final round — play ends when the last scheduled round is scored, and the team with the most games wins the event; the individual table is a second result

Fixed 2v2

4 players

Same teams throughout the session. Best when four players want a straight match or repeated sets without partner rotation.

First 2 players = Team A, last 2 = Team B

1 match per round; add rounds to play more sets

Ranking follows the selected scoring mode: games or match wins

Round-robin

Teams

Team tournament with pool play and an optional knockout bracket. Configure pools, teams, and how many advance before starting.

Record games won for each match (e.g. 6-4)

Pool standings: wins → games won → games lost

Advancing teams continue into the bracket

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