Indian Typti FederationThe ranking home for TYPTI.
Live rankings, verified results and the players driving TYPTI across India.
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- Weekly rankings
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- Tournament brackets
Tables refreshed every week of the season
Match results logged and confirmed
Draws run across the club circuit
What is TYPTI
Built for quick reads.
TYPTI is a new racket sport — launched in 2026 by Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy — that blends tennis swings, badminton ball-flight, and the pickleball court. A short strung racquet and a channeled foam ball reward spin, touch, and long, turnaround-heavy rallies.
A 20×44 footprint with a standard pickleball net — and no kitchen, so you can volley anywhere.
Rankings
Rankings with receipts.
Rankings update from verified results, tournament finishes, and head-to-head performance — refreshed every week.
The master table — every verified result, weighted and decayed over the season.
Matches
Every result has a trail.
Every ranking point is traceable to a verified match. No estimates, no black box — just a chain you can follow.
After match point, each player submits the game scores from the Typti app. A result only enters the queue when both sides agree on the same line score.
- Match
- Mehta def. Reyes
- Score
- 11–9, 6–11, 11–6
- Submitted by
- Both players
How it plays
The net changes everything.
TYPTI is a rhythm game. Every point runs the same loop — start it underhand off the bounce, play the net rebound, win it in the hands, and let the result move the table.
Start underhand
Every point opens with an underhand serve, and both server and receiver must let the ball bounce. No big serve, no free aces — the rally has to be earned.
- Underhand contact below the waist
- Serve and return must both bounce first
- Sets the tempo for the whole exchange
Tournaments
Tournament nights shape the table.
A deep tournament finish moves a player further in one weekend than weeks of league play — finals carry the heaviest ranking swings on the circuit.
Challenger Night · live bracket
Last 8 → champion
Swipe to follow the draw →
On the calendar
Format
Singles · best of 3 to 11
Draw
32-player draw
Up to +120 ranking points for the champion.
The circuit's open door. Club members and newcomers share a draw, and a deep run is the fastest legal way onto the table.
Verified finishes feed straight into the weekly table.
Players
Players worth following.
Follow every climb and fall on the table — the names whose weekly results actually move the rankings.
Clubs
Clubs can build the next ladder.
TYPTI was built to spread. A compact court, cheap equipment, and a ranking ladder give any venue a reason to start — and members a reason to stay.
One badminton court fits two TYPTI courts
The 20×44 footprint drops onto existing indoor space without a rebuild. A low net, line tape, and a basket of foam balls is enough to open for play.
- Fits standard indoor multi-sport floors
- Portable low net, no fixed posts required
- Up and running in well under an hour
Verified club results feed the regional and national tables.
Equipment
The racquet. The ball.
The rebound.
TYPTI is played with official OLO gear: a short strung carbon racquet and a 3.5-inch channeled foam ball, on a standard pickleball court. Pick a colourway and explore the kit.
Official TYPTI ball
OLO da Vinci Green
strung carbon · approved for play
Official equipment by OLO. The da Vinci and Renoir racquets are approved for sanctioned play.
OLO da Vinci racquet
22″strung carbon-fiberShort and strung — not a paddle. The 22-inch carbon frame is built for touch, spin, and disguise, so players can shape angles and absorb pace at the net.
OLO channeled foam ball
3.5″channeled foamThe signature of the sport. The 3.5-inch foam ball with its red channel flies slower than a tennis ball and rebounds unpredictably — the heart of the net game.
43° launch angle
43°vs 13° in pickleballThe channel sends the ball up at 43 degrees — over three times pickleball's bounce ascent. That high, slow flight is what makes long, turnaround-heavy rallies possible.
Pickleball court & net
20×44feet · low net, in playTYPTI plays on an existing 20×44 pickleball court with a standard net. There's no kitchen, so you can volley anywhere — and the net rebound keeps the ball alive.
Get on the table, log a verified result, and watch your name climb the weekly board. One underhand serve is all it takes to begin.