Round 1
- Court 1
P24 & P9 v P14 & P6
- Court 2
P22 & P21 v P8 & P15
- Court 3
P7 & P13 v P18 & P12
- Court 4
P5 & P2 v P11 & P19
- Court 5
P4 & P3 v P1 & P10
- Court 6
P17 & P20 v P23 & P16
Resting this round: None
Use this example first round to plan your courts, then draw each new round from the standings.
Allow 12 minutes per court session, plus breaks.
All 24 players play once in each complete round. Round 1 is random; the draw below is one example. From round 2, the standings form groups of four: 1st & 3rd v 2nd & 4th, then 5th & 7th v 6th & 8th, and so on. Partners and opponents can repeat.
8 players can play at once on 2 courts. On 2 courts, play the matches listed for courts 1–2 first, then 3–4, then 5–6. The other players wait between matches. With 6 courts, everyone could play at once in about 12 minutes. Finish the whole round before drawing the next one. Choose how many rounds to play; there is no fixed full schedule.
P24 & P9 v P14 & P6
P22 & P21 v P8 & P15
P7 & P13 v P18 & P12
P5 & P2 v P11 & P19
P4 & P3 v P1 & P10
P17 & P20 v P23 & P16
Resting this round: None
Player count divisible by 4 (8, 12, 16, …).
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24 players · 2 courts
One per line. Leave blank to use Player 1, Player 2…