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Padel Mexicano for 68 players

Use this example first round to plan your courts, then draw each new round from the standings.

Courts used
2
Rounds
You choose
Matches per round
17
Players resting per round
0
Minutes per complete round
108

Allow 12 minutes per court session, plus breaks.

All 68 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, then 7–8, then 9–10, then 11–12, then 13–14, then 15–16, then 17. The other players wait between matches. With 17 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.

Example round 1

Round 1

  • Court 1

    P31 & P2 v P26 & P30

  • Court 2

    P58 & P44 v P68 & P9

  • Court 3

    P64 & P56 v P24 & P59

  • Court 4

    P46 & P7 v P33 & P34

  • Court 5

    P37 & P42 v P29 & P18

  • Court 6

    P12 & P36 v P61 & P53

  • Court 7

    P20 & P19 v P54 & P52

  • Court 8

    P25 & P60 v P32 & P41

  • Court 9

    P50 & P14 v P38 & P57

  • Court 10

    P27 & P28 v P65 & P48

  • Court 11

    P5 & P67 v P16 & P13

  • Court 12

    P10 & P49 v P45 & P63

  • Court 13

    P4 & P3 v P15 & P66

  • Court 14

    P23 & P21 v P11 & P39

  • Court 15

    P43 & P17 v P55 & P62

  • Court 16

    P47 & P6 v P8 & P40

  • Court 17

    P22 & P1 v P51 & P35

Resting this round: None

Start a game with 68 players

Player count divisible by 4 (8, 12, 16, …).

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Players
68
Courts
2
Points per match
32

68 players · 2 courts