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The circuit

Brackets, points, pressure.

Sanctioned TYPTI events are where the national ranking is really decided — three points in a row wins a game, one weekend can rewrite a season. Follow the live bracket, find your next start on the calendar, and see verified finishes land in Monday's table.

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

Quarterfinals
Arjun Mehta11–7, 11–9
Rohan Iyer
Daniel Reyes11–8, 9–11, 11–6
Leo Nakamura
Sofia Patel11–6, 11–7
Kabir Shah
Maya Chen11–9, 11–8
Ana Duarte
Semifinals
Arjun Mehta11–9, 8–11, 11–7
Daniel Reyes
Sofia Patel9–11, 11–9, 11–8
Maya Chen
Final
Arjun Mehta11–8, 11–9
Sofia Patel

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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.

Submit Tournament Results

Verified finishes feed straight into the weekly table.

Beyond the bracket

The circuit needs hosts, venues, and a table to feed.

Governance

Host a sanctioned event

The Tournament Sanctioning Policy sets out tiers, draw sizes, officiating standards, and how to get your event onto the federation calendar.

Read the policy
National table

See where the points land

Every verified finish converts to ranking points on Monday. Follow the national table and watch a deep tournament run move a player up the ladder.

View rankings
Venues

Host at your venue

A pickleball-sized court is all it takes. Register your venue with the federation and bring Challenger nights to your city.

Register a court