Torneos Amistosos supports both Padel and Tennis. Choose your sport when creating a tournament — the engine is the same, only labels change.
Players or teams are divided into groups and play a round‑robin stage before the top finishers advance to play‑offs.
Each fixed pair plays against every other pair in their group — a complete round‑robin. Final standings decide who advances to play‑offs.
Partners rotate each round so that every player partners with all others at least once. Matchups are formed dynamically, slightly optimising against current group standings to keep each round competitive.
Pairings change every round based on current standings (leaders vs leaders) or by ratings to optimise cumulative team strength.
Multiple valid pairing combinations usually exist for each round. The admin can browse several proposals and pick the one that best balances team strength and minimises repeated matchups. Scoring weights and pairing parameters are fully configurable in the advanced settings.
Skip the group stage and go straight to the bracket. Seed your participants in order and the bracket is generated immediately.
Classic knock‑out bracket — lose once and you're out. Straightforward and fast to complete.
Each player or team gets a second chance through a losers' bracket before being eliminated. The finalist must be beaten twice to be knocked out — rewarding consistency over the whole bracket.
After any group stage or Mexicano rounds, the admin selects which players or teams advance to the play‑off bracket. It is also possible to add new (external) players directly into play‑offs after the group stage — useful for seeded entries or late registrations.
Classic knock‑out bracket — lose once and you're out. Straightforward and fast to complete.
Each player or team gets a second chance through a losers' bracket before being eliminated. The finalist must be beaten twice to be knocked out — rewarding consistency over the whole bracket.
Generate a visual diagram of the tournament structure before creating it.
A read-only live view for a big screen or projector. Auto-refreshes in real time — no login required.
Choose which blocks appear: past matches, standings / leaderboard, score breakdowns, and the play‑off bracket.
Set the refresh interval (5 s – 5 min), trigger on every score update, or disable entirely.
Assign a memorable slug (e.g. "summer-cup") so the TV URL is easy to share and type on any device.
Fine-tune box size, line width, arrow size, and header size for the play‑off bracket diagram.