From doubles draws to the schedule for the club championship: table tennis club tournaments have their own logic. The Club Turnier Manager is the tournament app that knows it – and handles the organisation while you play.
The Right Format: Fun or Competitive?
For a relaxed club evening, the round-based format with changing doubles partners works best – variety and enjoyment come first. A table tennis classic is King of the Table: winners move up a table, losers move down – whoever wins at table 1 at the end is king. For a genuine club championship with a title on the line, the Swiss or knockout system is the better choice, optionally with a preceding group stage, or a classic round robin in groups. That keeps the schedule fair, and the final standings actually mean something.
You'll find more on the differences between the systems in the article Which Tournament Format Suits Your Event? and in our detailed explanation of the Swiss System.
Sets the Way Your Club Plays Them
Table tennis is played to 11 points, with a two-point lead required at 10:10, usually best of three or best of five. For club championships with a tight schedule, single-game matches work well too, while the final rounds tend to be best of five. In the Club Turnier Manager, every common format – from a single set up to best of four winning sets – is freely adjustable to match your rules and time budget.
Fair Doubles Draws
Anyone who has drawn a table tennis doubles tournament by hand knows the problem: the doubles draws have to be right, so nobody faces the same pairing twice and matches stay balanced. The tournament app handles this automatically – either with fixed doubles pairs or with partners redrawn every round, if you deliberately want to mix up your club evenings.
Example: 16 Players at 4 Tables in One Evening
A typical club evening: 16 participants, 4 tables, singles over one game. Each round has 8 matches – two per table, about 8 minutes each, plus 3 minutes changeover. Five rounds take just over 95 minutes; with a break and the prize-giving you're done in a little over two hours. You'll find the full calculation in our tournament schedule calculator.
Enter Results Right at the Table
Instead of pen and paper next to the table: results can be entered directly in the browser, set by set and completely offline. Wrong entries are corrected with one click. The interim standings are up to date after every round – handy when half the club has already played and the other half is still waiting.
Your Next Table Tennis Club Championship
Choose the format, register participants, draw – done. The tournament app runs entirely offline in the browser, with no installation or sign-up required.
Try It FreeFAQ: Table Tennis Tournament App
Can the app run a King of the Table tournament?
Yes. In the King of the Court format, winners move up a table and losers move down. The app keeps track of the tables and the standings automatically.
How many winning sets can I set?
From a single set and a fixed number of sets up to best of four winning sets – to suit the preliminary round, the final round or your time budget.
Can we play doubles with rotating partners?
Yes. In fun mode, doubles partners are redrawn every round; in competitive mode you play with fixed doubles pairs.
Do we need internet access at the venue?
No. The Club Turnier Manager is a single file that runs completely offline in the browser – on a laptop, tablet or PC. The tournament state is saved locally and automatically.
How much does the tournament app cost?
You can try the demo version for free, without signing up. The licence for all of your club’s internal tournaments is a one-time payment of 39 CHF/EUR/USD – no subscription, no recurring fees.
Conclusion
Whether a relaxed doubles evening, King of the Table or a club championship with ranking matches: table tennis tournaments live or die by a fair draw and a schedule that fits the group size. The Club Turnier Manager handles exactly that – doubles draws, sets, standings – so you can focus on the game.
Also for Other Racket Sports
The Club Turnier Manager is a tournament app for all common racket sports. You’ll find specific tips on scoring, draws and schedules here: