You add the players
Any number from 4 up. If the group doesn't fill the courts, players take turns sitting out and the breaks are shared evenly.
Three courts, twelve players, 11 rounds for a full rotation. Everyone partners everyone once and nobody waits for a court.
Figures from the schedule this page generates. Length is an estimate; it depends on the level and pace of the group.
A full rotation is long, so most groups play part of it. That works well here: every round uses a different set of pairs, so wherever you stop, nobody has repeated a partner. Choose the match length to fit your time (see the questions below).
Any number from 4 up. If the group doesn't fill the courts, players take turns sitting out and the breaks are shared evenly.
Everyone opens it on their phone and sees their court and partner for every round. Nobody installs anything.
Enter one pair's points and the other fills in. The leaderboard adds everything up and crowns the winner.
The full 11 rounds take about 2 h 45 min at 24 points. Most groups book 2 hours: play 8 rounds at 24 points, or all 11 at 16 points.
With 11 players, two courts are used and three people rest each round, in turns. Remove the name and the schedule adapts.
In an Americano courts are only places to play; everyone rotates through them. If you want courts by level, use the Mexicano format.