In your space
“My tournaments” shows your entries, your partner, and what is left to pay. Once the pools are drawn, the tournament opens in three tabs, with the chosen day underneath — today, by default:
- “Your day”: what you have left, your matches of the day across all your events, your pool, and your path to the final. The matches you will play if you win are dashed.
- “Pools and brackets”: the whole tournament, with a search box that finds a player and highlights their name.
- “Full schedule”: the day’s courts, your matches marked, and “Only my matches” to keep just yours.
The same space works for every club where you play; no club sees where else you have played.
When you arrive
Report to the scoring table: the club checks you in as present, each player separately — your partner reports when they arrive. That is what lets it start your matches on time, or replace a pair that is missing.
The tournament page, live
The ranked pools, the brackets and the scores appear throughout the day, for you and for those who are not playing. A place in a bracket keeps its rule — “2nd in pool B” — until the pool is finished. In the hall, the bar screen shows the same thing.
The schedule does not move
The schedule is calculated before the tournament and is not recalculated during the day. If the tournament runs late, the page shows it, but your time does not change: keep an eye on the scoring table.
Your results, and who sees them
The club chooses, for each tournament, whether its page is public — and by default it is. Your name, your scores and your ranking then appear there without signing in, and stay in the results published at the end. On an invitation-only tournament, that page is not public. The club tells you so when you enter.
All the help pages
Do you run the club ? The committee’s step-by-step guides are listed on the committee help.