PBTable runs the organising so you can run the club. Simple sign-ups, balanced friendly teams, and a live board of who's playing.
Mixed abilities welcome — and if the mood turns competitive, record scores and share the results. It's all just for fun; nothing here touches your club ratings.
Same simple tools as a graded night — scoring optional, club ratings untouched.
Name it, pick your courts, set a price if you charge one. Leave Graded off so ratings stay untouched — then choose whether to record scores for a bit of friendly competition.
Members grab a spot from a link — beginners and regulars side by side. When it's full the waitlist opens, so nobody's turned away and drop-outs fill themselves.
PBTable still builds balanced court slips, so a first-timer isn't stuck against your two strongest players. Great games all round — just without a scoreboard.
Some clubs just play and rotate. Others tap in the scores and share the night's results and winners with the whole club. Both work beautifully — and neither moves anyone's RDR rating.
Social sessions are how new members find their feet — and how the regulars keep coming back.
Beginners and regulars play the same night, with balanced teams so nobody feels out of their depth.
The same team-balancing that powers graded nights, so every court is a good game — minus the stakes.
Tap in scores and share the night's winners with the club — or keep it purely casual. Entirely your call.
Members book from a link and the waitlist manages itself — no messages, no clipboard, no chasing.
Social and graded run from the same club account. Switch a night from casual to competitive with one toggle.
Record scores or don't — either way, social nights never move anyone's RDR. Low-stakes by design.
Turn on graded play and every result feeds a live RDR rating and your club leaderboard.
