Interactive explainers
Step-by-step walkthroughs for courts, events, leagues, and teams.
League Setup
Team Match Explainer
Two teams meet in one match. Each fields several lines that play head-to-head on their own court at the same time. Win your line and you score a point for your team — the side with the most line wins takes the match.
Open explainer →Singles Explainer
One player per side — no partner. Each court is a single match: the winner moves up a court and the loser moves down. You rise or fall on your own result, and you're ranked as an individual.
Open explainer →Fixed Doubles Explainer
Each court has two doubles teams. A pair stays together — the winning team moves up a court and the losing team drops down, keeping the same partners every round.
Open explainer →Rotating Doubles Explainer
Each court has four players in two pairs. They play one game, then the winning pair moves up a court and the losing pair moves down — and partners split to form fresh teams for the next game.
Open explainer →Round Robin Explainer
Each court is a group of four players. They play three games, rotating partners so everyone partners with — and plays against — everyone else. Wins are tallied for the standings, and nobody changes courts.
Open explainer →Box Ladder Movement System
Open explainer →Court Rotation Explainer
Everyone plays in one shared session. Each round is a single quick game — win and move toward the tougher courts, lose and slide down. You move courts every game until the session ends.
Open explainer →Player
Communications
Explainers about sending and tracking messages to players