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Tournament feature

King of the Court

Multi-court rotation where winners move up and challengers move in.

What it does

King of the Court is a continuous format rather than a bracket: players rotate across courts, with winning pairs moving toward the top court and losing pairs moving down. Brakto runs rounds, tracks the rotation, and keeps standings across the session.

What you get

Multi-court rotation

Configure how many courts the session uses and how pairs move between them.

Round-based scoring

Enter scores per round; standings update as the session progresses.

Time limits

Cap each round by time so the session finishes when you promised it would.

Live standings

Players can see where they sit between rounds.

Who this is for

Pickleball and tennis club nights, drop-in sessions and social events.

Verifiable. Everything on this page ships today. It is implemented in KingOfCourtConfig (rounds, courts, timeLimit, scoringType). If you find a gap between this page and the product, tell us and we will correct it.

King of the Court: common questions

What is King of the Court?
King of the Court is a continuous format rather than a bracket: players rotate across courts, with winning pairs moving toward the top court and losing pairs moving down. Brakto runs rounds, tracks the rotation, and keeps standings across the session.
Who is King of the Court for?
Pickleball and tennis club nights, drop-in sessions and social events.
Does Brakto support King of the Court?
Yes. Multi-court rotation, Round-based scoring, Time limits, Live standings are all supported. Everything listed on this page ships today.
How do I set up King of the Court in Brakto?
Step-by-step instructions are in the help centre — see /help/king-of-court. You can start free without an account to try the basics.

Try it on a real event

Print a bracket free in 60 seconds, or run up to 8 players at no cost.

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