Tournament operations

Format & Rules

A concise reference for players and the tournament desk: match format, pool ranking and advancement.

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Match format

How matches are played

Men’s Doubles

At 7–7, play a 7-point tiebreak to decide the match.

Women’s Doubles

Each scheduled Court 1 match and Court 3 set receives a 75-minute slot.

Mixed Doubles

At 5–5, play a 7-point tiebreak to decide the match.

Men’s, Women’s & Mixed Doubles Championships

All three championship finals use an 8-game pro set. At 7–7, play a 7-point tiebreak.

01Play the assigned match

02Record the full score

03Both teams confirm

04Submit to tournament desk

Pool ranking

Apply in sequence only after all matches in the pool are complete.

1
Match wins
Most completed match wins in pool play.
2
Game differential
Total games won minus total games lost.
3
Head-to-head result
Use the result between the tied teams when applicable.
4
Total games won
Highest number of games won across pool play.

Advancement

Men’s Doubles

1st A plays 2nd B; 1st B plays 2nd A. Winners advance to the final.

Women’s Doubles

The Court 1 round-robin winner and Court 3 two-set-format winner meet in the Women’s Final.

Mixed Doubles

Winner A plays Winner D; Winner B plays Winner C. Winners advance to the final.