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Padel Mexicano, every round a close match.

Play a random first round. After that, each new round is drawn from the leaderboard, so strong players meet strong players and everyone gets tight games.

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Round 1
Leaderboardsample scores
1 Who is playing?
Start here: swap the sample names for your players

2 Courts
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3 Format

You get a link to share. Scores can be fixed any time.

How the Mexicano draw works

  1. Round 1 is random. Nobody has points yet, so pairs and courts are mixed at random.
  2. Everyone is ranked by total points. As in an Americano, each player keeps the points their pair won.
  3. Each court takes the next four in the ranking. Court 1 gets places 1–4, court 2 places 5–8, and so on.
  4. 1st and 3rd play 2nd and 4th. Splitting the four this way keeps both pairs close in strength.
  5. You decide when it ends. There is no fixed number of rounds. Draw the next one when every score is in, and stop when time runs out.

Americano or Mexicano?

Pick an Americano for a mixed social group: you partner as many people as possible and the schedule is fixed from the start. Pick a Mexicano when levels differ and you want competitive games: after a couple of rounds, matches settle into players of similar level.

How a night with Americano Generator goes

1

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.

2

You drop the link in the chat

Everyone opens it on their phone and sees their court and partner for every round. Nobody installs anything.

3

You type the scores

Enter one pair's points and the other fills in. The leaderboard adds everything up and crowns the winner.

Questions

Why do 1st and 3rd play against 2nd and 4th?

Putting the two strongest together would make one pair much stronger. Splitting 1+3 against 2+4 gives two pairs of about the same level.

How many rounds should a Mexicano have?

As many as your booking allows. At 24 points a round takes around 15 minutes, so 6 to 8 rounds fit in about two hours. The leaderboard is always up to date, so you can stop after any round.

What happens when players are level on points?

They are separated by point difference (points won minus points lost), then by number of wins.