Winner Court padel rules
Winner Court works best when everyone knows the top court, round length and how ties are resolved. Use this organizer’s checklist before play.
Check before the next round
Ensure every completed match has a recorded result and winner. Review players and courts before starting the next round. Announce departures or changes to the allocation.
Individual players or fixed pairs
PerfectScore offers an individual variant with four players per court and a fixed-pair variant. Use individual play for changing partners, or the team variant when pairs should stay together.
An example with three courts
Court 1 is the top position. A common event rule moves Court 2 winners towards Court 1 and losers towards Court 3. The organizer manages this rule: PerfectScore does not automatically move players after a reported result.
Agree scoring and ties
Agree round length and scoring before the event. Record the result and review the allocation before the next round. Resolve a tied result using the rule announced by your organizer.
Court names and positions
Organizers can rename displayed courts when a venue allocates courts such as 5 and 7. Renaming does not move a match or change the top-to-bottom court order.
Step by step in PerfectScore
- Sign in and choose Create tournament.
- Enter the name, sport, date and venue.
- Choose a suitable format and configure its settings.
- Add participants, create the tournament and review matches and courts.
- Share the live view and the tournament code with the intended people; report results.
Frequently asked questions
Does Court 1 have to be venue court 1?
No. It is the top position in the tournament order; its displayed name can match your allocated venue court.
Can pairs stay together?
Yes. Choose Winner Court Teams rather than the individual variant.
Rules and local event setup
This guide describes PerfectScore’s setup and scoring examples. Social formats vary; organizers decide the rules for their event.
Swedish Padel Federation: playing formats (Swedish)