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9 player Americano round robin

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Example schedule: 9 players, 2 courts

A 9-player Americano on 2 courts. P1 to P9 are the players; type real names in the tool above to get your own version. Every pair of partners appears once at most.

RoundCourt 1Court 2Sitting out
1P9 & P4 v P2 & P3P6 & P5 v P8 & P1P7
2P9 & P5 v P6 & P4P1 & P3 v P2 & P7P8
3P5 & P1 v P9 & P3P7 & P4 v P6 & P8P2
4P9 & P2 v P8 & P7P3 & P4 v P6 & P1P5
5P2 & P8 v P6 & P3P4 & P5 v P9 & P7P1
6P9 & P6 v P3 & P7P1 & P2 v P5 & P8P4
7P1 & P9 v P6 & P2P8 & P4 v P7 & P5P3
8P7 & P6 v P2 & P5P4 & P1 v P8 & P3P9
9P3 & P5 v P4 & P2P7 & P1 v P9 & P8P6

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Questions

How many rounds for 9 players on 2 courts?

The default is 9 rounds. Each player plays 8 games and sits out 1 time, and in the example below every player has 8 different partners with no partner repeated.

How are sit-outs shared fairly?

When there are more players than places on court, the players who have sat out the fewest times play next. Over the default number of rounds everyone sits out the same number of times.

How does scoring work?

Each game is played to a fixed total of points, for example 24. Type one team's score and the other is filled in. Every player gets the points their team won, and the leaderboard ranks by total points, then points difference.