Padel Mexicano Generator & Scorekeeper

Everyone plays round 1, then the standings decide the rest. After each round, players are ranked and grouped four at a time from the top. On this page, the next round for 8 players puts Court 1: #1 & #4 vs #2 & #3; Court 2: #5 & #8 vs #6 & #7. The top four meet on Court 1, the next four on Court 2, and so on, so players face others at their own level.

Americano is planned before you start: the list of partners and courts is known on day one and does not depend on results. Mexicano is built one round at a time from the standings, so nobody knows who plays whom until the last round is scored. For a planned schedule, use the padel Americano page.

House rules vary. A common choice is a fixed total for every match (16, 21, 24, 32 points), where each side keeps the points it won. Type Team 1's score and the other side fills in. Standings rank by points scored, then wins, then point spread.

With 9 players on 2 courts, 1 sits out each round; with 11, 3 sit out. For the first seeded round, the lowest-ranked players sit out. After that the tool skips anyone who sat out last round, then picks the players who have sat out the fewest times, lowest rank first on a tie. It does not promise an exactly even split, so check the standings table if sit-outs matter to your group.

There is no random draw button. Round 1 is set before any scores exist, from the order of the names you type, so list players in the order you want them seeded. For a random start, shuffle the name list yourself first.

6 rounds at about 15 minutes each is about 90 minutes. That is an estimate. Set your own round length in the timer and stop whenever you like; the standings are always up to date.