Choose a format

Rotate. No fixed partners — you move up or down on your own result and get re-paired at your new court. Anyone you've ever partnered with, you'll only ever face, never partner again.

Rotate. Courts reshuffle locally each round. Only a real blowout pulls the easier neighboring court's winners up to challenge — a genuinely competitive court is never disturbed.

Fixed Partner or Rotate. Tracked per player. Two wins in a row moves you up a court, two losses in a row moves you down — one good or bad game alone won't move you.

Fixed Partner or Rotate. Uses real Rating to decide movement. On the winning side the higher-rated player moves up; on the losing side the lower-rated player moves down — winning always protects you.

Singles or Doubles. Every player partners with every other player AND faces every other player as an opponent across rounds. Individual points accumulate — your partner's loss doesn't count against you. The player with the most points at the end takes the top spot.

A single-elimination bracket, properly seeded (1v8, 2v7...) so the two strongest teams can't meet before the final. Best for 8 or more players. The only format that actually ends.

Two Communities face off across women's, men's and mixed doubles, with The Last Howl as a tiebreaker. Scales to The Alpha Standings — pools or round robin, then a bracket.