Padel tournaments that
run themselves
Organize Americano, Mexicano, King of the Court or custom padel tournaments with ease. You set the rules — points, padel courts, partners, scoring, ranked or casual — and Banana Padel handles the draw, the live table and Elo ratings automatically.
Organize Americano, Mexicano, King of the Court or custom padel tournaments. Drawn, scheduled and scored automatically.
One platform,
zero spreadsheets
Everything you need to organize a padel tournament or run an entire padel club league — without paper sheets or spreadsheet formulas.
Your rules, your padel tournament
Organize any custom padel tournament format from scratch: points per match, number of rounds, court count, partner rotation logic, tie-breaks, and Elo rankings.
Americano, Mexicano & King of Court
Turn-key presets to run padel tournaments effortlessly. Americano rotates pairs fairly, Mexicano re-seeds by standing, and King of the Court drives fast court promotions and demotions.
Elo that means something
Score-margin aware Elo with dynamic K-factors and mid-tournament updates. Every player leaves knowing exactly what changed.
Push & Telegram
Players get a ping when it is their turn, when a score changes and when the next round is up. Organisers stop repeating themselves.
Join by link or QR
Share one link. Players open it, tap join, and appear in the roster — with a waiting list that promotes itself when someone drops.
Live scoreboard & padel TV mode
Cast your padel tournament on any big screen in the padel club. Matchups, court assignments, scores and standings refresh instantly with no reload.
Pairing is
the hard part
Organize padel tournaments exactly how you want. Americano rotates partners so everyone plays with everyone. Mexicano re-seeds every round based on live standings. King of the Court creates an intense ladder where winners climb to court one. Or build a custom padel format with your own scoring and partner rules.
Partners shift by one seat every round in your Americano padel tournament. After all rounds each player has partnered every other player at least once, and individual points decide the winner.
Three minutes to
first serve
Create and share
Name your padel tournament, set courts, points per match, partner rules, ranked or just for fun. Send the link to the group chat and watch the roster fill itself.
Play and enter
Padel players check their phone, walk onto the assigned court and play to target points. Enter the final score on the phone, tablet or TV — with instant validation.
Table and Elo
The padel tournament table redraws immediately. In Mexicano and King of the Court the next round is seeded live. When the final round finishes, players see their podium and new Elo rating.
The tournament,
in their pocket
Players join, check their padel court, enter scores and watch their padel rating move — without ever asking the organiser a question. The ultimate mobile companion to run padel tournaments.
A number
worth chasing
A true padel rating system. Winning 21–4 is not the same as winning 21–19. Point margins, opponent strength and dynamic K-factors ensure every social padel match and competitive padel league counts accurately.
Organisers who
stopped counting
“Sixteen players, four courts, seven rounds. I used to spend the whole evening with a notebook. Now I just call the round.”
“The rating is what keeps people coming back on Tuesdays. They all want to know where they sit.”
“Big screen on, link in the chat, nobody asks me anything for two hours. That is the whole review.”
Master the Game,
Run Better Tournaments
Explore expert guides on padel tournament rules, player rotations, and format comparisons.
How to Organize an Americano Padel Tournament — Step-by-Step Guide
Everything you need to know about organizing a successful Americano padel tournament — from player count and court setup to automatic rotation and scoring.
Padel Tournament Rules — Complete Guide to Formats, Scoring & Etiquette
Everything you need to know about padel tournament rules — from scoring and rotation formats to court etiquette and tiebreakers.
Mexicano vs Americano Padel — What's the Difference?
Mexicano and Americano are the two most popular social padel tournament formats. Here's how they differ and which one is right for your next event.
Questions,
answered
Yes. Organize unlimited padel tournaments with unlimited players, live TV scoreboards, mobile apps, Telegram notifications and padel Elo tracking — completely free with no player caps.
Yes — that is the point. Beyond ready-made Americano, Mexicano and King of the Court formats you can define custom padel rules: points per match, number of rounds, court count, partner logic, gender mix and Elo ratings. The same tool runs a relaxed friendly match and a season-long competitive padel league.
In Americano everyone partners everyone in your padel tournament. In Mexicano the draw follows the live padel standings so every match stays fiercely competitive at your level.
From four players on one padel court up to large multi-court club events. You set the player count, courts, names and points; extra sign-ups land on a waiting list that promotes automatically.
Every padel player starts at 1 000. After every match, ratings adjust based on score margin and opponent strength. Winning by a large margin over a stronger pair awards more rating than a close scrape.
Yes — TV mode casts the live padel board to any screen in the club, with current matches on top and standings below, refreshing as scores come in.
Your next padel tournament,
sorted
Run an Americano, Mexicano, King of the Court or custom padel tournament in seconds. Share one link and let the app handle the entire event.
Create your first tournament