Match format
Group matches are one extended set; knockout and inter-club matches are best of three sets.
Last updated Sun 18 Oct
Group stage
Each group match is one extended set. The first team to 9 games wins. If the score reaches 8–8, play continues and the first team to 10 games wins.
Group matches are booked in one-hour court slots, so start on time and keep play moving.
No deuce in the group stage: at 40–40 it is golden point. The next point wins the game, and the receiving team chooses who receives.
Club Finals, semi-finals and inter-club matches
From the club knockouts onwards, matches are best of three sets, with normal deuce. A set that reaches 6–6 is decided by a tiebreak.
Two-legged inter-club ties
Inter-club ties are played over two legs, a First Leg and a Second Leg. Each leg is a best-of-three-sets match. If each team wins one leg, a super tiebreak, first to 9 points with no win-by-two, is played straight after the Second Leg in the same session to decide the tie.
Scoring standard
Standard padel scoring applies within each game and tiebreak. Only the final score is entered in the app, as games for a group match or games per set for a knockout match.