Free printable schedule · Round robin
4 team round robin schedule
A 4-team round robin has 6 games: every team plays the other 3 once, 2 games a round for 3 rounds, with no sit-outs.
Four teams, 6 games, 3 rounds, nobody sits out. Each team plays 3 games, a double elimination's minimum, in a known number of rounds. Two fields finish it in three waves.
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- 6games
- 3games per team
- 3rounds of 2 games
- 0sit-outs
The schedule
4 teams, 6 games, every pairing once.
Standings
| Rank | Team | W | L | +/− |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Team 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 2 | Team 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 3 | Team 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 4 | Team 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
No playoff: the standings are the final result. Ties go to head-to-head, then point differential, then points allowed.
Schedule
Round 1
- 1Team 1v.Team 4
- 2Team 2v.Team 3
Round 2
- 3Team 3v.Team 1
- 4Team 4v.Team 2
Round 3
- 5Team 1v.Team 2
- 6Team 3v.Team 4
Standings
How the table sorts itself.
Win percentage first. When two teams are level, TourneyPage goes down the list: head-to-head, then point differential, then points allowed. A tie in a game is allowed and counts for both teams. The organizer can put the tiebreakers in a different order, and the standings show which one placed a team when it mattered.
With 4 teams every team plays in every round: 2 games a round for 3 rounds, and nobody waits a round.
How long it takes
Roughly how long a 4-team round robin runs.
About 2.5 hours. At least 3 of the 6 games have to be played one after another, so more than 2 fields won't make the day shorter.
Arithmetic, not a schedule: it ignores breaks and assumes every field stays busy. In TourneyPage you type the actual times and courts, and they show on the page.
Printable
Print it, or run it live.
The PDF is one US Letter page, landscape: a numbered key with a blank line for each team name, then every round's games by number. Free, no sign-up, nothing on it but the schedule and this page's address.
Or run it live. The live version keeps the standings and the tiebreakers for you, takes scores from a phone, and shows the next games on top. One pool of up to 10 teams is a round robin; bigger fields split into pools that feed a playoff, up to 32 teams per division. Free to build and preview; $29 one-time to publish.
Questions
Questions about a 4-team round robin.
How many games are in a 4 team round robin?
6: every pair of teams meets once, so 4 teams make 4 × 3 ÷ 2 = 6 games. Each team plays 3.
How many rounds does it take?
3. With an even number of teams every team plays every round: 2 games a round for 3 rounds. The rotation above is the standard one, so no team plays twice in a round.
How are ties in the standings broken?
By win percentage first, then head-to-head, then point differential, then points allowed: the order TourneyPage uses for sports scored in points. Sports scored in sets, like volleyball and pickleball, use set percentage in place of point differential. The organizer can reorder the tiebreakers, and a game is allowed to end in a tie.
How long does a 4 team round robin take?
About 2.5 hours with 6 games at 50 minutes each on 2 fields, because every team plays once a round and there are 3 rounds. Change the game length and the number of fields above to match your event. TourneyPage doesn't schedule the games for you; you type the times and courts you decide on, and they show on the page.
Can I print this schedule or run it live?
Both. The PDF is free, with no sign-up. "Run this round robin live" opens the TourneyPage builder with pool play already chosen; pick one pool for a plain round robin, add the team names, and the standings and schedule update as scores come in. Free to build and preview, $29 once to publish.
Other sizes
Round robin schedules for 3 to 10 teams.
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