Competitions
City-based leagues you can join. Each has a gender, category, status and runs in monthly cycles.
Pyramid groups
Players are placed into groups by level (top at the top). Promotion ↑ for top finishers, relegation ↓ for bottom.
Clear workflow
Schedule your games, play, submit the result. Opponent confirms — the system marks it Final.
Key terms
Competitions
- • Gender: Men, Women, or Mixed (depending on your league).
- • Category: Singles or Doubles.
- • Status: Scheduled (upcoming), Active (in progress), Completed (finished).
Cycles & status
- • Leagues run in monthly cycles.
- • Cycle status: Scheduled, Active, Completed, or Cancelled.
- • You play everyone in your group during a cycle.
Groups & games
- • Players are assigned into groups of similar level (group size varies per league).
- • A game is your match versus another player/pair.
- • Your pyramid level defines possible promotions/relegations.
Pyramid, promotion, relegation
- • Groups form a pyramid — top levels above, lower levels below.
- • Promotion: finish near the top → move up next cycle.
- • Relegation: finish near the bottom → move down.
Signing up and leaving
How to sign up
- Open the Competitions page and choose your league.
- For Singles, sign up directly. For Doubles, create a pair (invite your partner).
- After signup, you’ll be placed in a group at the next cycle start (if capacity allows).
How to leave
- • Use the “Withdraw” action on the competition page.
- • Remaining matches in the current cycle become forfeit (scratch).
- • You won’t be included in the next cycle.
Where to find your group and games
- • Open “My Group” from the top menu when you’re assigned to an active group.
- • Or go via a competition detail page → Current Cycle → your group.
- • Each game card shows opponent, scheduling state, and actions.
Chat with your opponent
How to open chat
- • From your group page, use the Chat button on a game card.
- • For doubles, there’s also a Team chat to coordinate with your partner.
- • You’ll see your opponent’s weekly availability and preferred venues (if they set them).
Helpful tips
- • Share a few time options and 1–2 venue choices.
- • Set your own preferences so others can plan with you.
- • Be polite and confirm the agreed time in chat before scheduling.
How points work (overview)
- • Best of 3 sets. Winner gets more league points than the loser.
- • Forfeit (scratch) penalizes the side that cannot play.
- • Ties in points are broken by set difference, wins, fewer forfeits, and head-to-head.
Scheduling and reporting — simple flow
1
Schedule the game
Pick a venue and time that works for both. You must schedule before entering a result.
2
Play and submit your result
After you play, enter the score from your perspective. You can edit or cancel a schedule if plans change.
3
Opponent confirms → Final
When your opponent submits the matching result, it becomes Final. Deadline: end of the month (cycle).
Edge cases
- • Can’t agree or neither can play → scratch on both sides.
- • Only one side can’t play → scratch for that side.
- • Only one player submits a result by month end → we gracefully accept it as Final.
Pairs for doubles
- Create a pair by inviting your partner via email.
- They accept the invitation to form the pair.
- Sign up for a doubles competition by choosing your pair.
You can also switch your partner later via the pair switch flow.