How to run a table tennis tournament
Set up groups or a draw in about a minute; each table counts as a court in CourtTable.
- Create a tournament in CourtTable, pick table tennis and choose a format.
- Choose singles or doubles and set how many tables you have.
- Pick the scoring, such as games to 11, and how long each round runs.
- Add players from your directory and press start.
- Share the link, enter each result as matches finish, and the standings or bracket update live.
How to play in a table tennis tournament
Entered a table tennis tournament? Here is how it works.
- Open the organizer's link or QR code to see your next opponent and table.
- Play your match to the agreed format and the organizer enters the result.
- In groups every result counts toward the table; in a knockout the winner goes through.
- Follow the live standings and the bracket on your phone.
Table tennis scoring in CourtTable
Table tennis games go to 11, win by 2, and matches are usually the best of five games. Quick socials often play one or three games per match.
- Points race: games to 11 or 21, or a fixed time per round.
- Enter each result; CourtTable keeps the totals and standings.
- Cap the rounds to fit your hall time.
Live results at every table
Every table tennis tournament gets a public page with the draw, the scores and the standings. Put the TV view on a screen so players know which table to go to next.