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Group stage only: Everyone plays everyone in the group; the best team wins.
Group stage and knockout stage: Groups first so everyone plays several matches, then a knockout stage for the winner.
Group stage and placement matches: Groups, then placement matches: everyone plays for a final position.
Knockout stage only: Quick and simple: lose and you are out. Few matches per team.
Ladder (challenges): Ongoing competition: players challenge each other and climb the ladder.
Americano: Americano: a new partner and new opponents every round. All rounds are fixed in advance and the player with the most points wins. Sociable and fair at any level.
Mexicano: Mexicano: after the first round every round follows from the standings, so you play players of a similar level. Exciting until the end.
King of the Court: King of the Court: winners move up a court towards the king’s court, losers move down. Fast, competitive and with lots of changes.
Beat the Box: Beat the Box: groups of four play three matches against each other. The best moves up to the higher box, the lowest moves down.
Club competition: For weeks or months, separate from a tournament: its own standings per series, match days or time slots participants sign up for, optionally a final round. A separate flow next to your tournaments.