Add your players, pick a format, and DillDraw builds a fair match schedule instantly — then keeps score and standings while you play. No account, nothing to install.
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Browse Tournaments →Need a paper backup or just want to see the rotation ahead of time? Grab a free, verified round robin doubles schedule for 4–16 players.
Browse Schedules →Getting eight people onto two courts so that nobody partners the same person twice, nobody sits out two rounds in a row, and the games stay even is the kind of problem that eats ten minutes and a paper napkin before anyone hits a ball. DillDraw does it in the time it takes to type in the names.
Type your players, choose Round Robin or King of the Court, tell it how many courts you have, and it produces the matchups. As you enter scores, it draws the next round across every court and updates the standings. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to download, and it works the same on a phone at the net post as it does on a laptop.
The social-play default, and the one most groups want. Partners change every match. Once every court has finished, DillDraw draws the next round from the whole group, picking the foursomes that best avoid repeat partners, avoid repeat opponents, and even out games played. A court that would rather not wait for a long game next door can start early. Minimum four players.
Pair people up once and keep those pairs together all session. Every team plays every other team. This is the one for a club league night, a two-person-team ladder, or any format where partnerships are the point. Minimum two teams.
Everyone plays everyone, one against one. Minimum two players.
Winner stays on. The winning pair holds the court, the next challengers come off the queue, and the losers go to the back of the line. Ideal for open play where people show up and drop out at their own pace. Minimum four players.
Same winner-stays rotation, one against one. Minimum two players.
DillDraw was built for the person who ends up organizing — the one running a weekly open play, a work outing, a family reunion round robin, a church or community-center session, or a birthday where twelve people showed up and only two courts were booked. It is not tournament-director software and does not try to be. There is no registration, no seeding, no bracket export, no fees. It just gets a group of people playing fair, varied matches quickly.
If you would rather have the rotation on paper, the free printable round robin schedules cover 4 to 20 players, with the partner math already worked out. And if you are looking for something more competitive, find pickleball tournaments lists the PPA Tour, APP Tour, and Major League Pickleball calendar by state.
Yes. There is no account to create, no email to hand over, and nothing to install. Open the page, add your players, and start.
Four players minimum for any doubles format, and two for singles. There is no fixed upper limit on players — you set how many courts are running (1 to 8) and anyone not currently on a court sits out that round and gets picked up in the next one.
In Rotating Partners, that is what the scheduler optimizes for. DillDraw draws a full round at a time: once every court has finished, it scores the possible foursomes across the whole group and picks the ones that best avoid repeat partners, avoid repeat opponents, and even out how many games each person has played. Drawing by the round rather than one court at a time is what stops eight players on two courts from playing the same four people all night. When every partnership has been used the session stops there, and you can choose to keep playing with the fairest repeats.
Round Robin works through a rotation so the whole group gets an even share of games. King of the Court is winner-stays: the side that wins holds the court and the next challengers come off a queue. Round Robin suits a league night or a social where fairness matters; King of the Court suits open play with people arriving and leaving.
Yes. Court count is adjustable from 1 to 8 while a session is running. Add one and DillDraw fills it with the next fair match straight away; drop one and the remaining courts keep going.
Wins first, then point differential (points scored minus points allowed), then alphabetically by name if two players are still level. Points for and against come from the scores you enter after each match.
In your own browser's local storage, on the device you are using. There is no DillDraw account and no player database — which also means clearing your browser data ends the session, and a session started on your phone will not appear on your laptop. Two tabs of the same browser stay in sync. For what third-party scripts the site loads, see the privacy policy.
Yes. DillDraw has free printable round robin doubles schedules for every group size from 4 to 20 players, with the partner rotation already worked out. Print one as a paper backup or hand it round before you start.
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