Scheduling league tournaments
Schedule tournaments inside your league and have their results feed the division standings automatically.
1. Overview
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League play happens through regular Padel Fast tournaments that are linked to a division. A linked tournament runs like any other — same scoring and flow — but the available formats follow the league's participation mode: a Team league offers team formats only, an Individual league offers every built-in format, and custom builds can't be used for league tournaments. Once it is finished, its results count toward the division's leaderboard.
2. The league schedule
Open the League Schedule card.
The league page has a League Schedule card — press Schedule to open the schedule drawer, which lists the selected division's tournaments grouped by month, with quick chips to jump between months.
Tap Schedule a game (host).
This opens the standard tournament create form — pick the league and division in the League section at the top of the Settings column. Scheduling league games requires an active Manager subscription.
3. Linking any tournament to the league
You can also link a tournament while creating it normally. If you host or administer a league, the League section is the first control under Settings: expand it, pick the league and then the division. The format list below adapts to the league's participation mode right away, and a Remove button clears the link if you change your mind before creating.
The League section in the create form is a Manager feature — expanding it without an active Manager subscription shows the upgrade options.
4. How results reach the leaderboard
Nothing extra to do: when a linked tournament is finished, the division leaderboard picks up its results automatically. The tournament winner earns the league's points per win, and every participant's games, points and score difference are added to their row. The table is ranked by the league's leaderboard order setting — Points or Scores — chosen when the league was created.
Only finished tournaments count. An ongoing linked tournament appears in the schedule but doesn't affect the standings until it is completed.
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