Pickleball brackets
Paste your doubles teams, generate a single- or double-elimination bracket, and share one link players can check from the courts. Enter scores game by game and the page keeps up.
Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. Up to 32 teams.
Built for pickleball
Recommended format
Double elimination
Double elimination keeps everyone playing after one loss, which is what most pickleball players expect from a tournament day. A short single-elimination bracket works well for a quick evening event, and club round robins can run as pool play.
Scoring
Game by game, best of 3
Games are commonly played to 11, win by 2, and many events move to best of three in the later rounds. Enter each game as it finishes so players can see where a match stands.
Who uses it
Club ladders and weekend shootouts that need a bracket everyone can follow.
Community-center and parks events where players check the next match between games.
Fundraisers and one-night socials that want to look organized without a full tournament system.
Bracket sizes
| Teams | First-round byes | Games |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 0 | 14 (+1 if needed) |
| 12 | 4 | 22 (+1 if needed) |
| 16 | 0 | 30 (+1 if needed) |
| 24 | 8 | 46 (+1 if needed) |
How it works
Name, sport, date, and location. About a minute.
One team per line, up to 32. The order of your list is the seed order.
Single or double elimination, or pool play into a playoff. Byes and pool games are set up for you.
See exactly what fans will see. Only you can view it before publishing.
One-time payment. Your link goes live at tourneypage.com/e/your-tournament.
FAQ
Yes. Pickleball matches are entered game by game, and the sets-won total updates on the public page. Choose single games, best of 3, or best of 5 when you generate the bracket.
Enter each pair as one team, like “Jordan Smith / Alex Lee”. List order becomes seed order, and top seeds get any first-round byes.
Yes. Choose Pool play: teams split into pools, everyone plays everyone in their pool, and the standings update as you enter scores. Send the top teams to a single- or double-elimination playoff, or use one pool and no playoff for a plain round robin of up to 10 teams.
More questions? Read the full FAQ.
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Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. One link your players, parents, and fans will actually open.
