You switch scoring to sets and enter 2:1, not 25:23. Teams on a break are assigned as the referee in the planner.
Typical format
Sets to 25, decider to 15
Scoring
Win, then set difference
Match length
45–70 min, or timed sets
In setup, switch scoring to sets. You enter 2:0 or 2:1. The rallies to 25 stay on the scoresheet. The winner gets the win points, and the difference in the table is the set difference. The league scale, where a 3:2 is only worth two points, is not calculated for you.
Each court in the hall is a field. The duration in the planner is the slot, even when you play on time instead of to 25. Add the team on a break as a referee and assign them to the match in that gap. One per match.
Set the duration in the planner to the time you play, and enter the sets, including a 1:1. A later phase holds the placing matches.
Age groups as divisions, three fields. The team on a break is the referee of the next match.
Round robin, scoring on sets. At 1:1 you play the deciding set on court and enter 2:1.
Four steps and the basics are in place.
Switch scoring to sets. Enter the sets, for example 2:1, not 25:18.
Set the points for a win. Use a draw only if your rules allow a 1:1 when time runs out.
Tie-breakers: points, then difference, then sets won.
Add each court. Assign teams on a break as the referee of the next match.
Score
Set scoring
Score by points or by sets. You decide how many points a win, a draw and a loss are worth.
Learn moreField 2
Group B · U11
Add referees, assign them to matches and let them report scores straight from the pitch. Every referee gets a personal link.
Learn moreField 1
Create a tournament schedule across several fields automatically and fine-tune it with drag and drop. Match length, breaks and the award ceremony included.
Learn moreThe sets won, 2:1 or 2:0. The rallies to 25 stay on the scoresheet. The table sorts by win points, then by set difference.
No. A win has one point value, whether it was 2:0 or 2:1. The scale where a 3:2 is only worth two points, and the loser gets one, you keep beside it if the federation requires it.
Add the team on a break as a referee and assign them in the planner to the match in that gap. One per match.
Yes. The duration in the planner is the slot. You still enter the sets won. A 1:1 is a draw if you award points for one.
You play it on court. In EasyTourney you then enter 2:1. There is no switch that forces the third set.
No subscription, no credit card. When the tournament grows, you book a plan for that one event.
