Free for now. No fees. No card.

ROUND ROBIN
RUNS ITSELF.

Free round robin for pickleball. It sets the teams and courts. You tap in the scores from your phone. It keeps the table and crowns a champ.

See how it works

No card · Players join by link · 8 to 18 players

For players, the free Court Crowd app:
8 to 18
Players. Groups of 8 or 9.
Minutes
To set up
$0
For now. No card.

Three steps. Then it runs the night.

You set it up. It runs the rest.

1

Set it up on your phone

Pick a format. Type the names or share the join link. Players join in a few taps.

2

Play the rounds

Each round shows the courts and the teams. You tap in each score on your phone. When all the courts are in, the next round shows up.

3

Crown a champ

The table updates after each round. The top players play a playoff. Each result goes on the leaderboard.

Read the how-to guide

A format for who shows up

Count the players. Pick one. The plan, the byes and the playoff come with it.

Two courts, numbered 1 and 212
8 players
7 rounds on 2 courts

Everyone plays each round. You team up with each player once. You face each player twice.

Nine players in a ring, one seat marked bye, an arrow moving the bye to the next seat9playersBYE23456789
9 players
9 rounds on 2 courts

One player sits out each round. Each player sits once and plays 8 games. The screen shows who sits next.

Two groups of nine players, each with its own bye9playersBYE234567899playersBYE23456789
18 players
Two groups of 9 on 4 courts

Each group plays its own round robin. Then the best from both groups meet in one playoff.

Five courts side by side, numbered 1 to 512345
Up to 21
Turbo mode

Groups of four share a court. The groups mix every few rounds. You may play with the same partner more than once.

Playoff bracket: Seeds 3 and 6 play Seeds 4 and 5. The winner plays Seeds 1 and 2 in the final for the champion slot.1·2Seeds 1 & 23·6Seeds 3 & 64·5Seeds 4 & 5Seeds 1 & 2Semi winnerWait for the finalSemiFinalChampion

Then a playoff, set by the table

Pick a playoff. Seeds 1 and 2 team up and wait in the final. Seeds 3 and 6 play Seeds 4 and 5 for the other spot. Or play a top 4 final, pick your partner, or skip it. With 18 players you can also play two semis from the top 8. Compare formats

You run it. Tap in the scores from your phone.

One phone runs the night. Tap in the score for each court. When the round is done, the table updates. Then the next round shows up.

Round 5 of 9Sits out: Sam
Court 1Tap to score
Dana & Alex-
Marcus & Tom-
Court 2Tap to score
Priya & Jordan-
Casey & Riley-
Tap in the score for each court
Your phone
StandingsAfter round 4
#PlayerWL+/-
1Dana40+22
2Marcus31+14
3Priya31+9
4Tom22+1
5Alex22-3
6Jordan13-11

Players can watch

The live page updates on its own. No need to refresh.

The table sets the playoff

First wins. Then points won minus points lost. Then points won. Then who won when they played.

The results are public

Players can see the final results when you are done. Each session adds to their record on the leaderboard.

Player scoring is coming

Soon players can send scores from the free Court Crowd app. For now, you tap them in.

COURT CROWD

Round Robin Pickleball is made by Court Crowd

Court Crowd is the app that shows which courts have players on them. Round Robin Pickleball is its free tool for running a round robin.

See how a session runs
Map of courts near you. Four courts are quiet. One glows lime with the label Players on court.Players on court

Hosts get

  • Run the whole night and tap in every score from your phone
  • Groups of 9 with a bye that moves each round
  • Or two groups of 9 for 18 players
  • A playoff set by the table, so no one has to pick partners

Players get

  • Join by link
  • Watch the scores live
  • A leaderboard that keeps each result
  • Check in at the court in the Court Crowd app
  • Find courts with players on them

Built for the one holding the clipboard

Indoor clubs

Turn open play into a night your members plan for. No one has to stand at a whiteboard.

Open play for clubs

Park groups

The same folks show up, but the count is never the same. Someone has to sort out who plays who. This does that part.

Cut the waiting

Leagues and ladders

Each session adds to each player's record on the leaderboard. So tonight builds on last week.

Pick a format

What hosts ask first

How do you run a pickleball round robin?

Add the players. Pick a format. Share one link. It sets each round with courts and teams. You tap in the scores on your phone. The table updates. When every court is in, the next round shows up. Then the top players play a playoff. A group of 9 takes about two hours.

Read the step by step guide
Is there a pickleball round robin generator for 9 players?

Yes. A group of 9 plays 9 rounds on 2 courts. One player sits out each round. Each player sits once and plays 8 games. You team up with each player once. The screen shows who sits next.

Make a free schedule
What about 18 players?

Play two groups of 9 on four courts. Each group plays its own round robin. Then the best from both groups meet in one playoff.

How do players join?

Players open your link. They type their name and email. Then they are on the list. They can get the free Court Crowd app. It shows which courts have players on them, and they can check in.

Who enters the scores?

You do, from your phone. Tap in the score for each court. When every court is in, the next round shows up. You can fix any score. A friend can help if they sign in to your account.

Is there free pickleball tournament software?

Yes. Round Robin Pickleball is free for now. No card. It does round robins for 8, 9 or 18 players, playoffs, live scores and a leaderboard.

See what it covers
How many players does it handle?

8, 9 or 18 for a full round robin. 8 players play 7 rounds with no byes. 9 players play 9 rounds with one bye each round. 18 players split into two groups of 9. Turbo mode takes up to 21 players.

More answers on the full FAQ and in the guides.

Your next session can
run itself.

Set it up in a few minutes. Free for now. No card. You run it from your phone.

Players: get the free Court Crowd app

Keep the games going.

Court Crowd shows you which courts have players on them. So you know where the games are.

courtcrowd.com