Shuttle Cup Doubles

Updates player names in the draw and keeps the results — the number of pairs must stay the same. To add or remove pairs, ask the organizer to start the tournament again.

Tournament details

Saved as you type. Changing slot length, changeover or courts updates the schedule without losing results. Court numbers or names replace the default Court 1–4 labels everywhere, and set how many courts you have — enter them in playing order, for example 3, 4, 7, 8 or Court A, Court B.

Tournament format

Fixed bracket: the whole draw is set before the day from your list order — the first pair listed is seed 1 — so you can print it. Lose in the Winner's bracket and you drop to the Silver bracket; lose there too and you are out on 2 losses. With the minimum set to 3 games, any pair knocked out after only 2 gets a Plate consolation match on the first free court.

Group format — odd number of pairs: either a House pair (organisers or reserves) joins so nobody sits out — it plays normally but can't qualify — or one pair gets a bye in each game, drawn at random from the pairs that haven't had one yet. A bye counts as a win (1 point) but not as a game played, and scores are compared as an average per game played, so the bye pair is neither helped nor hurt on score. Each event needs at least 4 pairs.

Minimum games: every pair plays 2 or 3 group games; Game 1 and Game 2 are random draws. After the last group game the table decides the knockout places: points first (1 per win), then average point difference per game, then average points scored per game.

Draw & lock

Start tournament uses the committee's pair lists, clears all results and redraws.